Star.
London, England, 1814-07-13 00:00:00

WHITEHALL, JULY 12, 1814.

His Royil 11,gliness the Prince Regent ha, been pleased, In
the nan•e and on the behalf of his Majesty, to nominate and ap-
point William Young, Esq. Admiral of tite Red Squadron of his
Majesty's fleet, and Rear-Admiral of the United Kingdom of
Great Ontain and Ireland, to be an• Extra Kutght 6t the Mos;
Honourable Order of the Bath.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WALL evrice, JULY 12, 1814..
2d Regiment of Life Guards-Corne,. and Sub-Lieutenant John
Lowe to be Lieutenant, by purehaie, vice Mot eton, promoted;
and Al..xander G..nr. to be Cornet at,d Sub-Lieute-
nant, vice I.owe, promoted.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Zraign Giles Rickaby, from
the 34th foot, to be Cornet, by p :itemise, vice lieritige, pro-
moted.
' 3d Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant Richard bleogli:on to be Cur-
tain of a Company, by purchase, vice Forrest, promoted th
the Ssh Foot.
6th Ditto-Lieutenant William Clark to be Captain o. a Cont.
pany, without purchase.
titti Ditto-Lieutenanr John Radenhurst. front Cie
foundland Fencibles. to he Li nit-twat. wtho • h.., , s'c.
Ridge, promoted iu the New lit iii•swick Fenc:o • •
14th Ditto--lieutersant Joiati Malw.il to be ea, ..3.1 -it ( tins-
-4 pany, vice Browne, deceased.
15th Ditto -Captain •J. P. l'irtay, tram the-Royal West I.tindon
Iskt.t.a, to be Ettsig:i, witho r purchase.
137th Di ro-'''ta be Ca amp of m p ,o! a- - Ll•leenants John
Mackay, vice Bignati, kilied tit ac ion ; 11. G. Edwar le, vice
Donovan. dead of hi, wounds; a:id tieeterick Crewe, by i
chas.., vice Pad -a • w roires
• To he a ieutenatit v.-bosses John Dwells, set bout purchase, vice
Fun y, who reoges ; C. o. Deny, vac• Mackay; and Wal-
ler, vice. Edwards.
To be E: otos-- W rn. Bigot Buchanan, Gent. vice Ovens; Robert
Haw•horne, Gent. sic,: bet y; anon Win. Carroll, Gent. vice
Vl'aller
110th Di:tow-Lieutenant Donald Sinealr to he Captain of a Corn.
rimy. without pero,ase, vice Roberta, promoted.
Liutenant John W tidant nead Ilrydges, from Half pay of the
Lath I.lg'.t Draguoi.a, to be I.t• uteilant, vice Fetter,• who ex-
changes
35.105yn-Captain Jo!in Guthrie to be Major, by purchase, vice
Hai y. rt• ti. s
35th Oh T. Porenger. Gent. to be Enign, without put-
' chase, vice linscoe, decea-ed.
44th Dittn-ia ut. asst W Wham Alexander Craig to be Captain
of a temip.s! y, vet inuialose,.decra-ed.
Ensign W. M. hero to tie I..eu.enant, vice Craig.
(semi man Cadet William Rogers, from the Royal Military Col-
lege, to be Li.sio, vice Hem.
-Seib Ditto-Quarter Master John Wild to be Adjutant, (with
the rank of Ensigt.). vice Dixon, 'who re,gns the Adjuta.aey
only. Srcly.i,ot-Major James Freer to be Quarter-Master, vice
akpoitit..d upatant
30th Low-Lieu.enaiti homes P. Thompsoo, front the 14th
I.ight Dragoues, to be Laitain of a Company, by purchase,
vice Agar, promoted in the ooth Foot
sstb he Lieutenants, Ensign G W. Revelry, by pur-
chase. cce erend, promoted; and Ensign Ruben Irvine, by
purchase, vice I:oilfield, who retire*. •
Se h Lino-Lieweieset Edward Irvine to be Captain of a Com-
• • pany, without. purcbass, vice Burton, who resigits.
To be Lieutroatita-Ensign John Rauciand, vice Graham, de-
ceased; and E.nslen Ihunias P. Lang, vice Irvine.
To be Ensigns-W. F. Schack, Gent. vice spares, deceased;
Hun. Robert King, vice Itaucland; and Pnchard, Gent.
Lang.
66th Ditto-Hospital-Mate Thomas Morse to be Assistant--ir-
geon, vice Campbell, deceased.
71st Ditto-Robert MiDougall, Gem. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Grant, promoted.
76th Ditto-Gentleman Cadet Edward Kendall Champion, from
the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by no. clia-e, vice
Ottley, promoted in the 65 h Foot.
' 87th Foot-Gentleman Cadet Edward Cox, trout the Royal Mi-
litary College, tribe Ensign, without purchase; vice
appointed to the 94th Foot.
89thf Ditto-wEusign Osman Watts to be Lieutenant, without
purchase.
94th Ditto-Lieutenant John C. GrifS•hs to be Captain of a .
Company, without purchase, vice M'Arthur, place•l upon half
pay. Ensign Francis Murray to be Lieutenai.t, vice Gr.ffiths.
Ensign R. limbrell, hum the eith Foot, to be turtgii,
vice Murray.
96th Ditto-Surgeon H. W. Markham, from the York light In-
fantry Volunteers, to. be Surgeon, vice Loluswursh, promo-
ted do the Staff.
97th Ditto-Lieutenant Robert Garrett, from the 7th Foot, to
• be cep
of a Company, by purchase, vice Warburton, pro.
mot •
Sib Wert India Regiment-Brevet Major John Blosset, from
the 58 Is Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Prater, placed
open half-pay.
6th Ditto-Lieutenant Joseph Walsh to be Captain of a Company, '
without purchase; Assistant Surgeon J. Gowan, (non the
Royal York Rangers, to be Surgeon, vice Keir, promoted
on the Staff.
Royal York Rangers-Seri:set Ferdinand Augustus Benhold,
from the 60th Foot, to be Quarter-Matter, vice Rename, ap-
pointed an Ensign ; kiropitil Assistant James Cochrane to be
Assistant-Surgeon, vice Gowan, promoted in the 6th West.-
India Regiment.
York Light infantry Volunteers-w Assistant Surgeon P. H. Law-
_leo, from the Bth West India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice
Markham, appointerlto the 96th Foot. •
Royal NewfOundlandFencibles--Ensign J.G. Hierilly to be Lieu.
tenant, vice Radenitorsti appointed to the &h Foot; George
Mics:iley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hieriily.
New Brunswick Fencibles.
To be Captains of Companies, with temporary rank-Anthony
Barker, Etio.; and Lieutenant Warnford Ridge, from the Bth
' Foot.
To Lieutenants, with temporary rank-George Moorhouse;
Gent ; Ensign Alexander Lindsay, from the Nova Scotia Fen-
tables; tied Alexander blacken:le, Gent. to be Ensign.
11111.6.V8T.
etTo be Majors lo the Army.
Captain the Hon. Henry Percy, of the 14th Light Dragoons.
Captain James Munday, of the tub Foot.
Captain Thomas Sumter, upon the Staff.
STAY/.
Captain Thomas William Taylor, of the 94th Light Dragoons,
to be Deputy Quarter Master General to the Forces serving in
Java. with .the rank of Major in the Army, vise Thorn,
who resigns. •
• Ito s PITAL
Surgeon Frederick Leiner/nth, from the 96th Foot, to be Sur-
geon to the Forces, vice Freeman, deceased. •
&intim Robert Keir, from the 6th West India Regiment, to be
Surgeon to the Forces, vice Cook, deceased.
Acting Hospital Aasirtatit Francis Gulgoot, to be Hospital As-
sispast•to the Futter.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
John Dart, late of Skinner-street, Somes"a-town, but now of
Lasuostrest, Southwark. builder.
BANKRUPTS. •
•
William Hill, now or late of Widdenharn • MEI, Mks. paper-
manufacturer, dealer and cbapown to surrender July as, 97,.and August 23, at eleven, at the Commercial Lents, BriuoL
Anomie*, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday.
street, London ; or Mr. Win. Bevan., Wine-street, Bristol.
Win. Histetdoson, of Left auttea,l.ineognshire' met chant, dealer
.almi•CVAin' My aar atars 1017 93, endAsg en sa, at I,
tie _ Hart lon, Wiabastk tit, Peter's. Anneals,, Mrsi. Btasitax4 or Mbar& Mad* dad Wilibt. nark.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
Morning s ntipates after I
Afternoon - - 116 Flinuteg qter 11

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HOPE-HEAL; CH WITH ALL rrn3LE4SINOS.

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