Star.
London, England, 1815-09-06 00:00:00

NA FrALPPPOINTMENTS.

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Captains Archibald Tindal, Lord John Hay, and Daniel
Pting, to Elie rank of Post Captain.
. Wet. Robertson, lately acquitted for the loss of his vessel, to
the rank of Commander.
Lieuts. G. It. Douglass and Wm. lioliteN to the rank of Com•

mender. •
Messrs. Lewis Cramer, C. H. Masterman, J. P. Sanderson,
3. Russell, and 'antes peones, Midshipmen, to the rank of
Lieutenant
Captains—Alexander, to the Verigrur ; Jackalia, frore the
Lacedemonlan to the Nirer; Wtat Ramage, to the Cherokee;
Wm. Sklosey, to the. Leander
Lieuteuants—Robert hi'li.jttly, to command the Tickler ; J.
W. Rouse, to command the Pioneer; J. W, Dueler, to he Flag
Lieutenant to Admiral Si- I.'l'. Duckworth.
Lietiteintiits—Wm. Rivers, J. C. Hislow, Alexander Young,
and .trallart Miller, to the liartwaik ; Gauze Hare, to the Chil-
ders ; .I'hornas Sinip..vin (2), Jolael.origchanap, and Robert Stuart,
to the Iphigenia ; J. F. Dawson, to the Jupiter ; John Marshall
(1), and George Woolcomitg, to the Masboscar ; E. H. Scott,
and G. C. Ganthirr, to the Orlando; itichardson aid Wm.
Cuppage, to the Ruclif:arr ; C. N. tinnier, R. Barron, and Jol►n
Chant, to the Romney; Herbert Mackworth, to the Stantarder;
James Bennet ,and Wm. Rennie, to the Driver ; Charles R. Mil-
hourue, to the Tagus; Richard Yonge, to the Tagus; James
Burney, to the Towey ; Henry horster, to the Satellite; G. R.
Lambert, to the Inter; G. C. Yeo, to the Inconstant ; Daniel,
Burgess, R. N. retains his situation as Governor of the Naval
Kit gists of Windsor, In prelerenee to renting with the rank of
Commander.
Mr James Prescott, to be Master of the inconstant.

Mr. Lye, Master, to the Vengetir.
Masters recently - confirmed—Messrs. F. P. ntly, W. H.
Newnhans' Robert Holmes, Frederick Autry, Nicholas Johnson,
and Davi•lClossman.
t'urser--Mr. Andrew Indewicko, to the EuphraPes; Mr.Tho-
mat Hubbard, to the Alen; Mr Win. Seaman, to the Antelope;
sir. War. Corning, is re-appointed to the Wasp ; Mr. Francis
3,aty, to the Bulwark ; Mr. Richly') Kent, to the Cherokee ;
Mr. Win. Thorn, to the Driver ; hir James Dupree, to the
~ter; Mr. Archibald M‘Msilan, to the Tagus; Mr. William
Lev, to the Inconstant.
Surgeons—Richard Daly, to the Allston; Thomas Jackson, to
he Conway ; James Crater., to the Euphrates ; James Atnot, to.
the Alert ; Flumes Hunter, to the Bacchus • Edward Tu lar, to
the Bulwark; Robert Milne. re•appinted to the Wasp ; N.
Webster, to the Tagus; Luke Nagle, to the Inconstant.
Assistant-Surgeons Wm. Connell and Andrew Montgonserii,
to the Rival.
Chaplains—Rev. J. D. L'oyd, to the Albion; Rev. W. H.
Taylor, to the liter.
The following Deicers of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines
have been placed on the Pension List, for wounds:
Royal Navy—.Post-Captains—J M. Hanchett, Edw. Flinn,
John Phillinsnre, Kenneth M'Kenve, and W. H. Mulcaster.
Commaudersse-R. H. I.uller, H Bourne, and Joseph Bazalgette.
Lieutenants—P. M'Millan, and John Hackett.
Royal Marines.—Captains Wm. Seward and John Short; lieu-
tenants A. A. K. Wolridge, Alexander Day, Robert Webb, R.G.
At 'tuition ; and Assistant-Surgron B. D. Conway.
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'le following are regulations for holding the ships
on the peace establishment : None of the guard-ships
(flag-ships excepted) to be held by any Captain un-
ller the first 100 on the Post List : none of the fri-
gaits by any Captain under five years post ; none of
the sloops or brigs by any Commandant under three
years of that rank ; no Lieutenant to be firstof a
line-of-battle ship, flagship excepted, under ten years
.standing ; no Lieutenant to be first of a frigate under
,eight years standing ; no Lieutenant to be first of a
sloop or ling under four years standing.
An order has been issued, that all Mates and Mid-
shipmen who have passed for Lieutenants, as well as
those educated in the Royal N 'Val College, shall, on
their ships being paid off, be sent (should they wish
to continue in the service) on board the flag ship of
the Cominand.r in Chief, and thi,tre to be borne as
Sup.nninnerary Admiralty Mates and Midshipmen ;
old ad ;hose of the ;shave description, who may have
been dischargeJ, are at liberty to re-enter the naval
service in the above manner.
The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have
been pleased to direct that officers bearing the same
names, shall lure:titer .be distinguished from each
other by particular letters, which shall always after-
wards continue aonexed to their names, whether they
rem gin in the or rise to any superior rank. It
is supposed the Navy List of next month will produce
this ail aii.teMear.
PIItACY A riu NI citnEn. A letter from St. Thomas's.
dated June 27. srys.--.‘ On the night of the 19:h of
April last the Eitglidi schooner Sisters, of St. Thin
mai% jumairraas ,',aster, while: at anchor At the
island of Bi,nco, for or ioupose of taking grass for a
cargo of mules, -was attacked by a launch of forty
men,i when thincen the crew, besides the Master,
were cruelly suu•derest, and only one was saved by
swimming on shore. It is supposed that the launch
w ts front Margatetta, and the said schooner wasient
Carthagena.
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Mit l'H.
On the 2Rth ult. the Lady of the lion. Rear-Admiral Gardner,
of s dauvter.

MAR RLED.

At Kirkeudbslght, on the ltith ult. Mr. David Miller, writer,
Kit kcudbright, to Misr Laura Muter, daughter of the Rev. Dr.
Robert Muter, of Oct place.
On the e•ed ult. at Echington Church, Charles, eldest son of Sir
WiEians Wake, Barr. of Courteen Hall, to Mary Alice, eldeot
daughter of the late Sir Sitwell SitweU, Bart. of Renishaw Hall,
Derbyshire.

DIED.
At Glasgow, on the 23d ult. Mrs. Mary Clark,wlfe of William
Anderson, hog surgeon.
At Aberdeen, nu the 21st ult. Genrge,only son of the late Rev.'
Alexander Allan, Episcopal Clergyman in Rdhiburgh.
:%inurilay %%night, the Rev. George Wens, LLD. aged i 6,
Rector of Mantnntrurd Bruce, Wits.
On the sth ult. at Tsslorstown, county of Wexford, at the
great age of 122 years, Edwaril Connor. He suppli trd himself
by selhng trifling articles fir country eke, and was rrinarkable
for the integrity of his dealiogA. His mental faculties were mini%
palr‘d, and he retained the perfect use of his sight and limbs until
a few days before his death. . .

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