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a Regiment of :Light Drageons--Lieutehiat thitroas 81INIt to , ckitYak, left'lie k ts, , •
be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Peacock, who re- ,
' tires ; and Lieutenant Y. W. Baetun from the 63d Foot, to
Lieutenant, mice Nott, who exchanges. A grand cutlet:int' Went was givers on The Itd.?risr.
10th Ditto-Captair. Edward Page Turner, from the 101st Foot, sit 'Chadian') Baeracks, by the 01ficeirs of the Ist West
to be Captain of a Troop, vice Jebb, who exchanges. i York and 3d Royal Laneashke Regiment's a Mt.
16th Ditto-Cornet William Harris to be Lieutenant, without litia, to Admiral Cnowxg, and the other Officers of
purchase, vice Alexander, who retires. '
17th Ditto-Captaln the onourable Leicester Stanhope, from hs Iroperial Russian Majestys fleet. The company
the Gth Dragoon Guards, to be Captaik of a Troop, vice Tis- n to assemble at five o'clock : a guttrd of h'6..
dell, who exchanges. 41.‘ T., composed, of the grenadiers of both Regiments,
loth Ditto-Hos; ital-Mare Edward Magrath to be Assistant- received the Admiral and his suite, with apptoptiate
Surgeon, vice Sb..rt, prom/peel. O• c mpliments ; and the company, consisting of nearly
21st Ditto-Captain A. A. O'Reilly, front the 24th Light Dra-
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goons, to be Captain of a'l'roop, vice Curzon; who exchanges. onehundred persons, sat down at six o clock, to a
24th Ditto-Captain the Honourable Augustus Curzon Gant most sumptuous dinner, in which every delicacy thi't
the 21st Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a 'troop, vice the season could afford was displayed ; the wines!
O'Reilly, witte,exchaeges. I were of the choicest descriptl,.n ; the dessert contained'.
Ist Regiment of Foot Guards-Major-General W. H. Clinton
every species of fruit that could be procured, • and
te be Second Major, vice Majer-General Warde, appointed
to the command of the Gab Foot. was furnished by an eminent fruiterer from London.
Major-General Moore Disney to be Third Major, vice Clinton. The room was decorated in the most elegant and
To be Captains of Companies. classical style i at the upper end the Royal Standard
Captain John Hanbury, by purchase, vice Sebright,Wha retires. ',- England was displayed ; the k ing s colours of
Captain George Clifton, by purchase, vice Sotheby, who retires. or
Brevet-Major Leslie Grove Jones,without purchase., vice Disney. the respective Regiments graced the centre; and at
1 To be Lieutenonts, by purehaic, die lower end, a most beautiful and appropriate tms-
Ensfgn James Lindsay, vice Needham, who retires. parency of the Imperial Russian Eagle crowned,
Easign Robert Ellison, vice Hatibury.
To be Lieutenatus, without purchase, holding in its talons the French standard broken and
Ensign John Lloyd Dukinfield, vice Clifton. tofu, supported on each side by the regimental
Ersigo Henry Vernon, vice Jones. colours of the united corps, emblazoning the badges
Ensign Henry W. PoWell, vice the Earl of Tyretinhel, deceased. t of their ancient !looses, the worn,: and ItED Rol e.—
To be Ensigns, Immediate) y after the cloth was removed, ~ Non
IJohn Home, Gent. by purchase, vice Dillon, who retires.
Richaid Masters, Gent. without purchase, vice Vernon. nobir, Domicie," was given in a very stipetior style.—
, Augustus Dashwood, Gent. vice Powell. Among many apptopriate and patietic toasts which
!Ise Regiment of Foot-Ensign Robert Gore Lynutn to be Lieu- were received with enthusiastic bursts of admitationi
tenant, vice Woodhouse, deceased. and long continued plaudits, the following viere most
10th Regiment of Foot--Hospital-Mate John Baird to be Asais-
tant-Surgren vice Black, promoted. , conspicuous :
11th Ditto-it:hit Henry Kerr, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mae; " His.Msr esx tr." Air-Cod save the King.
Dowall, deceased. a The Pe ince It EtIENT." The Prince of Wales's March.
19th Ditto-Hospital-Mate Edward Burton to be Assistant-Sur 6' His Imperial Niajeity the Emperor of all the Rusrias." The
peon, vice I'rice, promoted. Downfall of Paris.
19th Ditto-Ensigii Wm.'lltornton, from the Berwkksbire MI- " The United Fleets of Russia and Great Britain?' Hearts
htia, to be Ensign, without purchase. of Oak.
27th Ditto--KE•jor '1 human Johnstone, front Half-pay of Brad- " The United Force of the Allied Armies." March in Pizarro.
shaw's Levy, to 1 a klajor, vice Knight Erskine, oho radian- 14 Prince of Smulensimi• See the competing Hero. ul
~,,es ; Ensign I rederick .Leacroft to he Lieuterame,vice Haye's Glee and Chi rtis.
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deceased ; John Armit, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Leacrolt ; " '1 he Homan of the Cossacks:' March in Tumour.
Hospital-Mate James Maxwell to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice to Admiral Crow-lie."
Alexander, promoted. " Lord Wellington" Pritons strike lionte. Glee and Chorus.
35th Ditto-Hospital-Mate Robert Starke to be Assistant-Sur- " Admiral :et:ridge." \Vomit') Walls. Glee and Chorus.
goon, vice Annesley, "promoted. it Inimortal Alemory of 1 iird Nelson."
3tith Ditto-Captain Richard Henry 'Tolson, froni Half-yay of it Immortal Memory of Suwarroff."
i 'le Independents, to be Captain of a Company, vice Chaloner, " 'May the Flaunts of a.lO-row lit,:it such a Torch in Europe, as
who exchanges. may never he extit•goiahed while the cow ari!ly Corsican t xi,ts r
50th Ditto—Lieutenant Mark .Rudkin to be Captain of a Cont. "'I o the Health us those British (Aiwa:, whose high Si•tia-
patty, without leach Ise, vice At Itin, who resigns; Eti,igit Geo. lions in the Imperial Fleet reflect such hauour urn., then' Court-
A. Gc'ldard to be Lieutenant, vice R udkin ; 1.-:aniutl Lums. try and Credit to themselves. •
den, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Goddard. " If the Corsican succeed in raising a second Al Illy to invade
.'..241 Ditto—Charles hhaw, Gent. to be )assign, by purchase, vice Russia, may it alert the Amililstion of the first !" Hogg and
tig•lvy, promoted. Chorus-Come if ye dare! •
55th Dam —EnsiEn J. D. Verner to be Lieutenant, vte John- „,
stone. deceased. 'I '
..e line Bands of the two regiments attended; and
60th Ditto-Lieutenant John Blair to be Captain of a Company, played several martial airs during the eteninx. The
vice Bunting, deceased; Ensign Jame* Lawle:s to be I.leitte• cernpany did not separate till an early hour on the
Want, vice Blair; Henry Morgan Randall, Gelit to be Losign, following
.tra.aiiing. The illustrious Stkangers were
vice l.awless.
highly delighted with their entertainment, the first
63,i Ditto-lieutenant John Nott, from the 2ffiLight Dragoons,
to be Lienterant, vice Bacon, who exchanges. of the kind to which they. had been invited since their
71st Ditto-Ensign Cows Mackenzie to be Lieutenant, frith- arrival in this country.--tire are gratified to learn,
out portliase, vice Lowrie, who retires. ;hat the example so laudably set by the two regiments
Tro, Ditto-Assisiant.Bnrgeon Johti APGregor, from the %Ai
is likely to be f ll<m ec • o , upon an equally liberal scale,
i cot, to be Asslstant•Surgeou, vice kossittr, appointed to the
ft h. ( ;art into Battalion. by the Civil and Military departments in theneigh,
tea Dftto.fra.yaJtutt>,lo. bourhood of Chatham.
ha Mackenzie, deceased; Ewan s.
Emigre; vice Cameron.
• te2el Ditto-AssistanWurgeon John M6Keerra, from the I.on •
donderry Militia, to be Asalstant4usgeon, vice Rubinson, de-
ceased.
19t1) Ditto--John \Valiant Leslie, Oent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice LatliamarunitithtL
91Id Litto-Lituteliant Wil iam Lui.t to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchase, vice Baiubridge? appointed a Permit-.
cent Assistant-Quarter-Master-General.
101st batik-Captain Richard 'ebb, front the 10th Light Dra-
goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Turner, who ex
changes. v
Ist West India Regiment-Brevet Lilintenant-Colonet James
Magrath, from the .fi)! Garrison LW/AWN to be Majur, vice
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Niacclouald, who exchanges.
td Ditto-Ensign William Allen to be.. Lieutenant, Via Raw-
storne, deceased; Edward Barry, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
All, n.
sd Ditto-James Mitchell, Gent. to be Ensign, without petsu
chase, eke Irwin, whose appoinunetit has Out taken place; •
Assistant-Surgeon John B. Dougal, Irvin the 70th l'elot, to
tut grim, vice Melviile,appoititAtio.o the 25th Foot.
Bth Ditto--Henry Davis, G .to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice Newton, whose a has nut taken place.
sd uarrisou Eattalion.-Majt chibald tvlacilostaiit, from the
Ist West kid* Regiment, to be Major, vice Magrath, who
exchanges ; Lieutenant John Renny, from the 4th Foot., to be
Captain of a Company, vice Cochran, appharel an Inspectit:g
Field Officer of a Neer oiling District ; Ensign W. a. Griffith
to by Lieutenant ; John Balderson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Griffith ; quarter-Ma ter 'timothy Carroll to be Lasign, vice
kvansurr; appointed to the sth Royal Veteran battalion ;-
Quarter-Master-Serie:ant Harrison to be Quarter-hlaster, vice
Carroll.
.'d Royal Veteran Battalion-Lieutenant John Cowell, front the
h7th Ft ot, to he Lieutenant, vice 1a tiger, deceased.
.d Ditto-St rjtant Win. Fowles, hunt the gd Regiment of Foot
Guards, to be Ensign, vice M'Kay, deceased.
sth Ditto--Ensign 111 n. Bryson to be Lieutenant, vice Hope,
placed ou the Reeked List ; 'Ensign '1 hennas Manson, from
the iid Garrison battalion, to be Ensign, vice Bryson.
12th Ditto-Alexander Barclay, late Serjeant-Maur in this
Corps, tet\be Emign, vice Cerium, deceased. .. .
'1 he Kiii.tb's Gilman Legion.
Ist Dragoons-Major Frederick baron Gruber, front the First
Light Dragoons, to be Alzjor, vier Fischer, dead of his wounds.
Ist Light Dragoons-lirevet Nlajor Philip Baron Claim to be
Major, vice Frederick Baron Grebe's, ippuiuted to the Ist
Dragoons; Lie,perialit Lewis Kraucketiberg tube eaprain of
a 'Troop, vice Gruber ; Cornet Augustus de Scharnborst to be
Lieutenant, vice Krauchenbtig.
Royal Corsican Rangers.
Ensign Francis Salvatelli to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice
Cot pan, promoted in the Duke of York's Greek Light Infan-
try ; Quarter-Master-berjeant Paul Ventrisini to be Ensign,
v.ce z-alvatelli.

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Captain Cumming is appointed to the Renal Gelege:
Alainwering. kilisiburgh ; Cariatti R. O'Brien, //nris; earreyi .1.
Gustily, to the Innacss at Aherd..en ; Ca.aaiA R. \1 ars, to the
Epervier ; Car. Statttt:li, front the Dretsl to the Come; Cap,.
Ktrrg,trom tise Cossac to the Druid ; Cept. R. acl.stua to the queen,
Challuttc; Licutchan. F. L. A.4nctli ncta.;! in the Raver, to the
rank of Commit:eel ; T. Style, to he Pendsti Lieutennst
to Comninslort. liothant ; I lent. I:. P. It.sues, •..4) the Royal Oak;
Lieut. Rice, Vt nzeur ; l.irtrr. N. T. Frmiee, to the impress Ser-
vice, Nerth shields ; 1 fret. ?chitty, to the San bot Litu..
Haskins to the San 111111 ; Licht. G to the W hiting
schuu-
net; l.irut. Oliver, to the ‘'tlle de Paris; ble,srs. H. Collins,
Vigo; H. Stith hwick, kingduse ; and li. I est., are giotnuted to
the rank of lieutenant ; Mr. Gout:l64e; su br Purser of the San
N'sidro; Mr. Caizer, Master, to the furls:stub; Mr. Crout Mes-
ter, to the Venerable.

L'DrEr..—On Friday morning a duel took place on
betwcen the• Hon. -- and Mr. C--,
of Greenwich: The ball of the former slightly grazed
C.-•-•,—'s hand, who immediately discharged his
pistol in the air, and the affair was aniit!.bly aojusted.
Neither of the parties is 20 years of age.
A trotting match took place yesterday on the Ash-
ford road fix 200g5., between Capt. SwANE's gr, m.
and a horse belonging to Mr. RIDDLE, of Orchard-
street. The distance was nine miles, and the horse
won the race by two lengths, in tt2 minutes.

PEDESTRIANISM EXTRAORDINA HT.--:The Kentish
Butcher is in training, at the rubbing-Neuse at Ep-
som, to pet form a mile-ill our minutes and a half, at
410 against £lOO. The chosen mile is from Isling•
ton down the City-road.—Such a performance has
never yet been accomplished. Betting 2 Lai against
him—it being thought next to impossible to perform
the task.

Ford, one of the tried champions from the West
of England, and &Wry, the formidable opposer of
Dutch Sam and Belches-, will fight for 100 guineas 'in
a month.

A serious riot took place at Frome on Friday last,
in consequence of a drunken set of colliers endeavou-
ring to obstruct the Peace Officers front doing their
duty. The Earl of CORK, Colonel HORNER, and Coe
lonel JoLuFeE, and Mr. IRELAND, being in Frome at
the time, and on the Bench as Justices, endeavoured
to enforce their author ity, but were attacked most
furiously by the mob, who rescued their prisoners,
and proceeded to unroof the jail, which they partly
effected ; the Frome cavalry aid infantry were called
out—the former under the command of Major WaCK-
itter of Major 0 v who succeeded in secur-
ing..the. -ring-leaders, who were strongly escorted
to Il goal. Mr. JoiakTE received a violent
blow ut through his hat, Mr. I REL.I NT), Coed
CORK, 01011e1 nouNra, received several blows.
In consequence orthis daring outrage, the Frome and
'East Mendip cavalry have been ordered, out on per-
manent duty, as these deluded men have threatened
to revisit Frome.
A few days shice J. Tucker, in the employ of Mrs.
Coombesot Cerne, unfortunately fell into the mash-
vib, as he was in the act of patting in mall. He was
found with his feet a little above the surface. and :akca
out alive, but died in great agonies soon after.
Fourteen of the wretched men lately executed at
York have left wives ; and the whole number had .5;
ebiklren dependent on them.
One hundred arid ninety.eight pounds were collec.
ted at the doors of Providence Chapel, in Gray's-Inn-
, Line, on Sunday last; for the benefit at the Russian
sufferers.

AKI:VET.

Major Richard Williams, of u.. koyal Marines, to be Lieutenant
Colonel in the Army.

ROYAL MILITARY CULLEGY.

Lieutenant-Colonel sir Hot. arti Douglas, bart. on the half-pay
of the late Yg,rk Hali,s•t-, to he ittsrector-titnerol of instruc-
tions anti Commandant of the Senior Department.
IlOstil AL STAFF.
To be Regimental Surgeons for particular Services in the
Nleiltterrarieae.
Asti tant•Surgton Morrice Alexander. from the 27th Foot.
Assi>tant-surgeon W. 11. Callow, iron' the 6sth hoot.
Assistsot-Surgeon Charlts Iruill the 35th Foot.
Asst.:ant-Sown:l Ebenezer Black, Irani the 10th Foot.
Assi:-ant-Surit• too Thos. Shutt, from the 20th Light Dragoon,:
o be Deraiy-lneitectors of Hospitals for General Service.
Urt %-t Dere' y-litspectors 1 homas kt.rbes, Donald AtkieiJ, and
lamas truinpuii.