Star.
London, England, 1812-03-04 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, .1812.

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' PLYMOUTH.—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole street, Plymouth, on Friday,
the 20th instant, at Twelve,
,THE beautiful fist-s Ailing Schooner MATCH-
LESS, ahem 120 Tons measurement.—This most desk-
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schooner is New-York built, copper-bottomed and fastened,
and nearly new ; sails remarkably fast, and stows a good cargo ;
she is in excellent condition, well found in stores, and might be
sent to sea immediately; captured on her voyage from New York
to Bou rdeaux

Also, the Part of her CARGO under mentioned, viz.
152 Boxes White Sugar 16 Bales New Orleans Cottost
21 Tierces/ Wool.
Coffee.
66 Bags 2 Barrels Provisions.
163 Elephants Teeth. 10 Deal Enos.
6 Boxes Indigo. About 2 Tom Logwood.
Afterwards, the handsome copper-bottomed schooner YOUNG
CAROLINE; about 140 Tons measurement. —This Is a very
fast-sailing vessel, with good capacity for stowage, copper fastened,
pierced for 16 guns, well found in stores, and might soon be got
ready for sea, at a trißing expence ; captured on Ler voyage front
Bourdeaux to New Orleans.

And then her CARGO, consisting of
129 I-INis. superior Claret, (Medoc de Mont Ferrand,) four iron
hoops each.
14 Casks Vin de Grave, (about 40 gallons each).
105 Cues' cboice old Claret, (Medoc de St. hlian, 1842,) one
dozen each.
94 Baakets Olive Oil ditto.

170 Cases Eiu de Cologne, (6 bottle; each.)
72 Bags Claret Corks—l 2 Boxes Prunes.

1 Case Aniseed Cordial.
19 Cases and Trunks, containing Silks, Satins, Cambric, and
Cambric Handkerchiefs ; Lawns, Silk Fringe, and Jewellery; Silk
and Sattin Ribbon; Chenille, Silk Handkerchiefs, and Shawls ;
Crapes, Silk Umbrellas. and Parasols ; elegant Lace Veils, Silk
Robes, and Pelisses ; Silk and Kid Gloves, Artificial Flowers,
Pomatums, Essences, and Perfumery; Snuff Boxes, Buttons,
Razors, and a variety of other articles.
And One valuable Musical Time-piece, (by Bourdier, Paris)
plays 26 Opera Airs and Waltzes; in an elegant Mahogany Case,
with a Ladies' Secretary and Book-case.
Both the above Cargoes are perfectly dry, and in excellent
order and condition.

After which will be Sold the French Transport Galliott LE
MULET, about 133 Tons measurement. She is a remarkably
strong vessel, will burthen about 250 Tons, peculiarly adapted
to the timber trade, and having been purposely fitted for that ser-
vice is well worth the attention of Merchants in want of a vessel
for that employ.
A•so, a quanti•y of strait French Oak sided Timber, and Oak
and Elm Plank of large dimensions and superior quality, intended
for the French Arsenal at Rochefort, and landed out of the said
galhot.

An then the strong New York built Ship LOUISIANA.
Length - 75 ft. 4in. I Depth - -11 ft. 1 in.
Breadth - 23 5 Admeasures 167, 78-96 Tons.
She is a very handsome little ship, sails remarkably fast, has a
Figurehead, temporary, between Decks 6 feet 14 Inch high, and
excellent accommodations. She is equally calculated for a packet
or for a running ship, k well adapted tor the Newfoundland or
Mediterranean trade, and her Stores, being in good condition,
she might be sent to Sea at a small expence.
Afterwards the Good Brig FORTUNA,
Length 77 ft. 74 in. I Depth 11 R. 2f In.
Breadth 21 ft. 8 in. Admeasures 150 73-94 tons.
This is a strong Oak-built Brig, about 200 tons burthea, well
found, and in good repair; has a large hold, of easy draught of
water, is well calculated for the timber trade, and might be sent
to Sea immediately.

AU the before-mentioned Vessels and Cargoes were captured
by his Majeay's ship Semiramis, Charles Richardson, Elq. Cap-
tain, and eondertned so prize to the said irigate.--Oue concern.

And the then following GOODS, vie.
41 Hogsheads prime American Tobacco (York and James River)
1 Pipe high flavoured Bourdeaux Brandy
. 330 Bales Juniper Berrie-12,000 French Ridge Tiles
2 Hogsheads Red Ocre.—And for Exportation,
About 16,000 Wine Hogsheads Staves and Heading.
All regularly condemned as l'rize.
For Samples, Inventories, Catalogues, or further particulars
apply to Mr. Thomas Cole, George-street, Plymouth.
Plymouth, February 27, 1812.

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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN PARLIAMENT.
CROWN OFFICE, MARCH 5.
Setae or KlNCAlterwr—George Hartley Drummond, of Drum-
tochty, Esq. in the room of William Adam, Esq. who has ac-
cepted the Chiltern Hundreds.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS;
WAIL-oeirlee, MARCH S.
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—Cornet J. G. Blencowe to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Grubbe, who retires.
let Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Serjeant Major Thomas Shel
ter to be Adjutant, with the rank of Cornet, vice Sweuy, pro•
moted.
sth Ditto—NV. A. I)obbyn, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
Mathews, promoted.
6th Ditto--Lieutenant John Stephenson, from the 43d Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Mash, who exchanges.
3d Regiment of Dragoons—Gentleman Cadet George Watson,
" from the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, without put.
chase.
4th Ditto--Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Bohan Shore to be Ma-
jor, vice Ainslie, deceased; Lieutenant M. M'Neill, from the
12th Light Dragoons, toe Captain of a Troop, vice Shore.
4th Ditto—Mansell Dames, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase,
vice St. Auhin, promoted.
14th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Cornet James Clavering to
be lieutenant, by purchas:, vice Badeock, promoted,
17th Ditto—Corne• Francis Haworth to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Smith, who retires.
3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Brevet Major Henry Willoughby
Rooke to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice
Ansley, appointed to the Corsican Rangers.
Ist Regiment of Foot—Ensign Horace Suckling to be Lieute-
nant, by purchase, vice Mackenzie, promoted in the 60.6
Foot ; Ensign George Lane, from the Tipperary Militia, to be
Ensign.
10th Regiment of Foot.
T. be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign James A. Hen-
derson, vice MacdoeneU, who retires ; Ensign John Peppard ;
• Second Lieutenant Robert Travers, from the 95th Foot.
12th Regiment of Foot.
To be Lieutenants, without purchase--Ensign James Powell,
from the sth Garrison Battalion, vice Asbe. promoted in the
Bourbon Regiment ; Ensign H. M‘Dowall Nunn, from the
96th Fret, vice Frith, promoted in ditto; Ensign Henry R.
Shepard, from the 83d Foot, vice Llewelly, promoted.
th Ditto—Captain the Hon. Richard King, from the Half Pay
of Bradshaw'a Levy, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cautac,
who exchanges.
25th Ditto—Captain William O'Doherty, from the 57th Foot, to
be Captain of a Company, vice Fella, who exchanges.
26th Ditto--Ensign Alexander Arnott to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Bray, appointed to the sth Dragoon Guirds•
29th Ditto—Ensign Henry Brodrick to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Coker, promoted in the 12th Foot.
30th Ditto—Ensign Henry Beere, from the Tipperary Militia,
to be Ensign.
35th Ditto—Lieutenant Duncan Forbes to he Captain of a Corn.
parry, without purchase; Ensign and Adjut.int Samuel Wall
to have the rank of Lieutenant; Ensign 1 homas Griffiths to
be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Forbes, promoted ;
Butler, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Breacon,
whose appointment has been cancelled; Volunteer George
White, from the 38th Fout, to be ditto, vice Griffiths • Ser.
leant-Major John Colcroft to be Adjutant, with the rank of
Ensign, vice Douglas, who resigns the Adjutant cy only.
43d Dittfa —Lieutenant William Huish, from the 6th Dragoon
Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Stephenson, who exchanges.
47th Ditto—Lieutenant WiWam Atherton to Ns Captain of a
. Company, vice Ridge, deceased; Ensign Wm. Henry Green
to by I..ltettara, vice Atherton; George Stewart, Gent. to be
Ensign, vice Green.
57th Ditto—Captain Daniel Faha, frosts the 25th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice O'Dohert y, who exchanges.
60th Ditto—Cornet G. Roepel, from the Ist Dragoons of the
King's German Legion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase,
vice Holmes, promoted.
61st Ditto—John Ellison, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
M'Leod, promoted.
66th Ditto—Ensign Atkins Warren to be Lieutenant, walkout
purchase; Mahon, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Warren.
67th Ditto--Lieutenant John Algeo to be Captain of a Company,
by purchase, vice Butler, who mires.
77th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Molyaeux, front the 4th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Wilson, appointed to
the 4th Ceylon Regiment.
83d Ditto—Ensign Broomfield to be Lieivenant, without
purchase, vice Tresilian, who retires; Christopher Lodewyk
Wykherd, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Shepard,
promoted in the 12th Fout.
86th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry, from the,oval South Down
Militia, to be Ensign.
91st Ditto—Brevet Lientertant-Colonel A. Mea.le, froni Half Pay
of the late Regiment of Malta, to be Major, vice Blainey, who
exchanges.
94th Ditto—Lieutenant James Cooke to be Captain of a Cone
pony, vice Anderson, killed in action; Lieutenant John N.
Jackson to be ditto, vice Williamson, killed in action ; Ensign
James Tweedie to be Lieutenant; vice Cooke; Ensign Thomas
Scott to be ditto, vice Jackson.
sth Ditto--Lieutertant Henry 0. Smith to be Captain of a Com-
pany; vice Uniacke, dead of his wounds; Second Lieutenant
Daniel Forbes to be First Lieutenant, vice Smith; Robert
Knight, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Forbes; Volun-
teer lames Berkeley, from the 77th Foot, to be ditto, vice Tra-
vers, promoted in the 10th Foot.
96th Ditto—Ceorge Wood, Gino to be Ensign, w:thout pur-
chase, vice Nunn, promoted in the 12th Foot.
2d West India Regiment—Lieutenant William Shaw, from the
54th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice
Sorel!, who resigns.
Royal Corsican Rangers-.Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin Ansley,
froth the 3d Foo: Guards, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without
purchase, vice Tarryil, appointed to the 25tioLight Dragoons.
4th Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant Joseph Fraser %Vilna'', front
the 77th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Bu-
chanan, appointed to the 11th Royal Veteran Battalion.
Sic liars Regiment—Enaign*Nathaniel Stroude to be lieutenant,
without purchase; *ice Odbrdi, promoted in the Corsican Ran-
gers Higher, Gent. tote Ensign, vice Stroude.
sth.Garrison Battalion—Second Lieutenant John Marston,. from
Half Pay of the late Barrack Artific,ers, tO be Eogjo, vice
Powell, promoted in the 12th not.
11th Royal Veterata Battalion—Ensign Charles Hart to be Lieu-
telitant; Ensign William Pettigrew to be ditto; Ensign and
Adjutant John Crunpton to have the rank of Lieutenant ;
Charles Alexander, late Serjeant in the 42d Foot, to be En-
sign, vice Hart; Quarter Muster Serjeant Bond so be
With, vice Pet:agree:.
Canadhn Fencibles—i.Lieutenant Jolla Hall, from the 96th Foot;

18th

95th

to be• Captain of a Company, wititant purchase, *ice Haren,
promoted.
The King's German Legion-2d Light Battalion, Colonel Cohn
Hallett to be Colonel-Commandatit.
Rotal East-India Volunteers-Ist Regiment, Major John Bebb
is be Lieutenant%Colonel.
2d Ditto—Major William Wigram to be Lieutenant-Colonel.
Sd Ditto--Major John Eladen Taylor to be Lieutenant-Colonel.
BREVET.—MajOr George Allan Madden to be Lieutenant;.
Colonel in the Army; Captain George M. Milne, of the 45th
Foot, to be Major in the Army ; Captain John F. Burgoyne, of
the Royal Engineers, to be ditto.
BTAFF.--Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Pearson, from the
113 d root, to be Inspecting Field Officer of the Militia in Ca-
nada, vice Johnson; deceased.
HOSPI'T'AL STAFF.v-Surgeon William H. CO.ltt. 2, front half.
pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces. vice Erownr,gg, sho ex-
changes ; Edmund Dolphin, Gent. to be Hospital Mate for
General Service, vice Barrett, who resigns; Janice Lauder,
Gent. to be ditto, vice Mauston!, who resigns.
Minolta Neuss-I—George Allan Malden, Esq. late Major in
toght Dragooos, is reinstated in !is rank in the Army,

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at tltfi tamest requut of the Printill Ittleat,lnd IN
of a!, in rezompenee far his services in *Army of
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Royal ttegteieat of Al tit ai y—Second Lieutenaoi i ohn 'row
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to be Firs i L eutenatit, Nice L N. Charles, removed to the
Regiment of Foot. Dam December 1,1.811.
Gentleman Calm Henry Stobairt to be Second Lieut/mit, ;rice
Cavenagh, promoted; Genatidan Cadet Harry U.
to be ditto, vice Charkton. pronested ; Gentilnsan Cad M.
H. Weaver to be ditto, vice Kendall, promoted ; Gent as
Cadet Alexander Duman to be ditto, vier Wright, prom
Gentlentati Cadet Hairy G. Ord re be ditto, vies Hunter. oro-
mated GrWensau Cadet Benjamin L. Amer, to be and;
vice Manner*, promoted; Gentleman Win. Sharpen to
be ditto, vice Pri.ires, promoted; Geta:enian Cadet GeneraW. W. Cha;letoa to be ditto, vim Breton, promoted ; Getitlemao
Cadet Henry Dunnicliffe to be Second Lieut. runt, eke eceea
tier, promoted; Gentleman ('adet Edward Selwyn to be ditto
vice Gram, promoted ; Gentleman' Cadet Hogh Gillespie to la
ditto, vice Baynes, promoted; Gentleman Cadet Rebore L.
Gamin to be ditto, eke Street, promoted. All dated Demo%
her 12,
Medical Establishment or the Military Department of the
Ordnance.
Joseph Kearslee, M.D. to be Aseleant•Sorgeon-General and De.
putt Inspector of Hospitals. Dated November 11, lel i.
Assistant-Surgeors William Kebby, Nicholas Flespatrick, Time.
Young, James Scratekley, Morgan Thomas, /*iamb's Phicsese
Bradley, and Edward Beck, to be Surgeon,. Dated as above.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, FEL 29.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Second Lieutenant Jelin 'trotter to by First Lieutenant. vied
Maitland, deceased. Dated November t, 1411.
Second Captain Robert Gardiner to be Cartel., vies Rsenef ,ord.
resigned; First Liestenaet Christopher elute to be Second
Captain, vice Gardiner • and Second Lieutenant William rue.
venue to be First Lieuienant, vice Clarice. Dated-Nev. IS, Ipi I.
Second Lieutenant Chutes Drawbridge to be First Web:nuts
vice LC. Bloembeld. Da•ed December 3,1511.
First Lieutenant Philip Stanhope to be Secood Captain, vice L.
Walsh, deceased; Second Lieutenant Hugh hfurean to be
First Lieutenant, vice Stanhope. Dated February 7, tilt.
Royal Artillery Drivers.
White, Gent. to be Second Llelitee3lll, vice Mat, pay:
ted. Dated November I, tell.
Regiment of Ai tillery, Klues Getman Legittn.
Henry Bostelmann, Genf. to be Second Lieutenant, %ice Wake.
gel, promoted in the td Lien Siltation of *nes German Use
gion. Dated January 31, 1812.
Medical Establish/neat for. the Military Department tir
Ordnance.
Second Assistant-Surgeons John bil•Grefor, Richard Hickine,
James Ambrlse, George 1). lbeks, Robert Cooke, Cs*. Nap:.
pier, George Nfaurtce, Peter Venable', and John Millet, to be
Fjlt Assistatit-: tit-runs. Dated November 11, 1411.
Commissions signed b 1 the Lord LientTr.ant of tit!
County of Middlesex.
Charles Wright, Esq to be Deputy Lientenelt.
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Royal Western Regiment of Middlesex Militia.
Edward Bayley, E,l. to be Colonel, vice Bark', relined
)Jared Februa 27, isle.
ry
Commission signed by his Hight:tins the riince
Regent, in the He and on the behatit of his Ma:.
jetty.
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Charles Oakley, MAL td bb Adjutant to thelastern Regiment of
Dorsetddrs lsoeal Mitre, vice Wystt,'Yedgried: Jan. 53, lel.
tANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
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John Roberts and Richard Robettn of Wi:o1-stretit,Ititalleldsi
silk-manutacturers and partners. •
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BANKRUPTS.
Charles Fairbone, of New-street, Fetter-lane, Lonrho, math&
matical instrument-maker, Optician, deikr and Chapman.surrender March 7, i 4, lad April 14, at eleven, at (alMtialt
Attorney, Mr. Stott, Gray's Inn-square.
Joseph Cliff, 9f Aston. Cheshire, lltien•draper' dealer and chap.
man, March 9, at five March 10, and April I, at ten, at the
''George Inn, Leek, Staffordshire. Anoraks. Messrs KPlims.
ter and Chslioner, Leek ; or Meson. Dewtsery and fink'
wood, 45, Condon street, Hanover-square London.
Heidi' Arnold, of Cateaion-stroet. Leritan' warehAtientany
dealer and ehapman, March 7t 14, and April I+, a: tea. at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Philip Hurd, Kings Beeci Walks,
Temple.
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Eclat, O'Neill, of Livetpool, cooper, dealhr and chapmrs,
March 17, Is, and April 14, at one, at the Star and Gant r
Tern, Paradise street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Avi.on: Ha.
nover-street, Liverpool.
Frankland Coates and John Walker, of Cheflham, parish of
Manchester, common brewers, dealers and c' apnten, Asa cis
16, 18, and April 141 at tu o, at the White Bear Inn, Man .k& s.

ter. Attornies, Messrs. Shephard, Adboron, and Or. ny,
Bedford row, Lo.iclon ; or Mr. I.aw, No. 11, siring Gaistint,
Manchester.
Samuel Wiiliarns, of Greenwich, Kent, tOhalcunist, M .rels 7,
14, and April 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dawn,
Nassau-street, Soho.
Matthew Stothrd, of the parish of St. James, Glouce-tershirs,
merchant, dealer and chatinian, March 10, , and April le,
at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Sinall-street,
Attorqles, Mr. Edward Stephens, Bristol; or Messrs. oweet
and Stokes, Basinghall-street, London.
Martha Nash, of Harlington, Bedfordshire, widow' grocer and
draper, dealer and chapwoman, March 9. 1 si and Aprd 14, at
twelve, at Guildhall, London. Astornies, Mr owns Aid;
Staple-Inn, London; or Mr. Lade, of Hittites], Here..
Ralph Broadbent, of Manchester, victualler, dealer and chaptilani
March 16, 20, and April t 4, at eleven, at the Mod. y
Inn, Manchester. Attomies, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane. Lon-
don • or Mr. Morgan, 2, Back Mosley-yr:et, Maachester.
Thomas Cood, late of Northumberland-street, Gliaraig.Grome
Middlesex, merchant, dealer and charism, March 7, 111. and
Ain" 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Mr. Charidey, is,
Mark-lane, Fenchurch-street.
Sarah Baines and John Gale Baines, both of BradUrd,
baker*, dealers, chapmen; and copartners, March itS, at.6ve.
March II?, and April 14, at twelve, at the King's-Assn, la%
Melksham, Wilts. Attornies, Messrs. Prowd image. merle-
street, Lincoln's-Inn, London; or Mama. 0. and F. UM%
Melksham.
John Buckley. of Halifax, Yorkshire, Iliten.draper, drake and
chapman, Match 19, 20, and April 14, at eleven; at the Nk Yowl
Swan Inn; Halifax. Avornies, Mr. Wigiesworth, Gray'. In%
London ; or Messrs. Wiglessvorth and Theinpson • Han ax.
Sana w Kettle, of Lverpool, timber-merchant, dealer and c
man, March }7, 18, and April 14, it eleven, at the Globe l el
vern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. .1 homas Windle, John-street.
Bedford-row, London; or Messrs. Griffith and lei sole, Estaa
w.ck-street, Liverpool.
Richard Coot, late of Devizes; but no* of the tything of Bedboa
rough, in the Chapeiry of St. Junes in the parish of Orshoy'sa
Canning, Wilti, plumber and glazier, deader and chapatis%
March IS, at six, Much 14, son April 14, at eleven, at the
Black Bear Inn, Devizes. Anomie', Mr. Takby, Vetrizes;
Messrs. Nethersele and Poital, Basel-street;
John Ernst Grob, late of College-Hill, London, sursr-renner;
dealer and chapman; March 7, 17, and April 14; at efevoia at
Attorniea, Messrs. Rose age Mammas., Gray's Wei
square, London.
Wtheans Dodsworth, of Scarbotauth;forkshite, sneer, dliditi
and chapman, March 20, 21, and April i 4, at eleven, at the
Butt fun, Scatbnros4h. Artornles, Mr. Wm. Xos.rr,gtasrrll
Building., Holborn. London ; or Mr. R. S. Robin% bailicu.
John Bryant and Thomas Catchtisel, ofilipswielt4 SLOAN mita
step, merchants, dealers, divine% and partnere, March
IS, and April 14, at eleven at the Bear and Crow's Ina, Ipso
wick: Attornies, Mesita. t•earson and Bunn; Ipsookka or /M
Samuel Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row, Lintduto
the Lind: Dividend', CeeliliCav 5, Re. will beeves W4lissreal

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