Star.
London, England, 1825-04-18 00:00:00

SECOND-HAND LOOKING• GLI
Safest a still more conskiarablotodealko.

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CARVING AND GILDING—In all its branches, with a
rich assortment of Chimney, Pier,-Cheval, and Toilet Frames, con-
stantly on view. Gentlemen desires* of having the Frames of
Painilop or Prints.re-gilt will And the terms particularly deserving
!notice. When the quantity Is large, and. Families are desirous of
'avoiding removal, they may have them finished on the spot with the
greatest care and dispatch. .
PAPER HA NOlN.G—lnevery decorative department, in the
Erst style of elegance upon such a reduced scale as will cable a
most material saving large residences. •
CABINET WORK—Manufactured in a superior mannerwith
every attention to the newest Fashion and latest Improvement. In
this department will be found a great variety of the most elegant
articles admirably adapted fot Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats,
at•prius reduced beyond. all fiarmer precedent.
In the UPHOLSTERY ARRANGEMENT they have studied
to combine taste and elegance, and respectfully solicit the attention
of the Nobility and Gentry to the superb and elegant manufacture
of Salk Damasks, Tabourets; doe. which, in consequence• of the
reduced duty on Silk, they are now enabled to offer on terms so
:comparatively moderate, as must establish this magnificent deicrip-
:don of Furniture, for Drawing Rooms, Boudoirs, Saloons, fichin
preference to the icferer Articles hitherto in use. Families *hot
*preibr the rich ant beautiful style of the Ancient Gothic will And
*some handsome Specimens in that particular order, and can be
;vraited'on lea any part- of the United Kingdom with Designs and
Patterns, at no other charge than the travelling expenses. Spring
Myrna. forwarded to any distance at a small 'charge per mile,
Which saves all expenses of package; and prevents the tisk Ist brrak-
age or injury.

CARPETING—In the Article of Carpeting they particularly
beg to all the attention of Families to a new Article just introduced,
to imitate the Brussels. Carpets, extremely durable, and nearly
half its price. Brussels, Kidderminster, and Venetian particularly
reasonable.

SEASONED FLOUR CLOTHS—Fitted to plans,. much re•
diced in price.
FUNERALS FURNISHED—And conducted with the
,greatest attention, from the plainest to the must sumptuous ex-
hibition of Mourning grandeur, and with consistent regard to eco-
uomy,without diminishing the necessary respectability.
SALES EY AUCTION, APPRAISING, AND lIOUSE

AGENCY.
They still continue to REGISTER ESTATES and HOUSES
for SALE in any part of the. Kingdom, and trust that few Cm-
terns in the Metropolis arising from their long establishment, pos.
' seas more extensive cOnnections for the disposal of property. House-
hold Furniture purchased at liberal Prices, or removed to conve-
nient situations for disposal, if Sales on the premises are objecfedto.
It is the principal feature of their Establishment to settle generally
within three days after the Sales have been effected, and to make
no charge fur Ititistering Property intended to be disposed of by
Private Contract, unless absolutely sold thrcugh their exettioim
Estates surveyed and valued and Rentals collected. , •
JOSEPH COOPER and SON, having nowfully explained the
immediate substance of their arrangements, most coetislentiralfirm
'that their prices offer a most important reduction fur the advantage
of immediate payment,_ which they shall be glut to attest by te-
femme tu.some of the first Families in the Kingdom, which IS the
proof of integrity and respectability ; and once more beg to sn-
er
t& die general patronage of the Public.
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Ladles and Gentlemen desirous of avoiding the bustle of the-City,
ill And an easy and pleasant access to Rishopsgate-street by taking
he route of the Nemeilleil and City-road through Finsbury-square.
23, Bilopsgatc-street Within.

This
, day was published,
In One 'alone law price ios. 611: in boards*
CHRONOLOGICM.; EPITOME .nf the WARS is
the LOW COO-NTRIES, from the Peace of thePposees
in 1659, to that Of Paris in NO, with Beiketiotio, Militaiy lad
PolitieaL
By Colonel Sir JAMES CARMiCIIABL /norm Ewe.
K.M.T. K.S.W. Aid-de-Map to his Mokit!
Pruned for T. Egerton, Bookseller to the &dope* 4111111ory
Library, Whitehall. • 01'

CAPITA L. ESTATRS,
CARMARTHRSHIRR, SOUTH *ALBS.
TO 'BR 'SOLD BY AUCTION,
By-Mr. ADAM MURRAY,
At'the Boar's Heed Lm, Carmanhiu. on Savoikisav, the Oild of
April, at Twelve u'Clock Noon,
THE following Capital and highly Impremtfole
FRRIIHOLD FARMS, situate in the follnwing Parishes,
and near the good Mathes of Carmarthen and St. Pairs.
Parishel .Tersesiebts. .1
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ther Pazticulan. may be known, by application to H. HOvea4
Solicitor, Carmarthen ; R. B. N. Lee, Nag. Lintels's-I
and Mr. Adam Murray, &Tomer and Land Agent, 14; Sili
tin's-lane, London. tatters to be post paid. .

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BANKRUPTS.
John Dixon' hit of Little Raatcheap, baker, to surrender Ape
23, at eleren, 50, and May 22, at ten, at the Court of Com-
missioners of Bankrupts, Basin . Attornry.4%.llar-
mer Hatton.garden.
Manna Jim* Ferreira Camelo, Devonshire-street, QIIISIMapire,
merchant, April 19, 30, and May 23, at twelve, at the Court of
Commissioners ot 'Unkempt*, Basinghall-steeet. Attorniee,llessn.
Osbaldeston and Murray, London-street, Fenciturch-street.
Charles Mann. Birmingham, victualler, May 3,4, and Is, at
twelve, at Widdell's Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies,
Lanet and Bennett, Lawrence Pountney- place ; or
Dicken and Benson, Birminghani. •
Charles Innen, late of Chalford, Gloticestenbire clothier, May
3, at six, 4, and 2s, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Arthur!,
Gloucestershire. Attornics,•Messrs Letall and Paul, Tothury ;
or Mesus7Long and Austin, Gray's Inn.
George William Brealey, Aidersutte•street. linen-draper, April
23, SO, and May 2s, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of
' Bankrupts, &Anglian-street. Attorney, Mr. Hewitt, Token-
house-yard.
Edward Nicklin, Hulme Lancashire, builder, May 2,3, and 23.
at nine, at the Star lane Manchester. Attoreies, Messrs Ap-
pleby and tlarnock, Gray's. Inn-square; or Mr. Whitehead,
Fouotain-curet, Manchester.
Richard Sutton, Margaret-street, Cavendlik-square. colour-dealer,
April 40, May 7 and 4i{, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners
of lisuktlipts. Ilminghill.street. Attorney. Mr. Lewis, Chas-
lotto-street, 'Fitzroy-square.
William Truefitt' Wellington-street, Strand, dealer in perfanstry,
April 19, 30, and May 211, at eleven, at the Court of Commis-
*lumen of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Dig-
nem, Newman-street' Oxford-street. •
Richard Kaighu, jun. Belvidere-place, Soutliwuk, cors-ioder,
April 23, 30, and May 23, at eleven, at the Court of C.onsmim
shiners of Bankrupts, Baisinahall.street. Attorney, Mr. White-
house Castle-street Holborn.
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Diaries

Noon. Finch, Old Caveatlish-etreet, wine-merchant, April
23, 50, and May 28, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, liknanghall.etreet. Attorney, Mr. Hutchinson, Pox-
nival's Inn. • •
ihn Ward, lateof She George and Vulture Tavern, St. Michael's.
alley, Conga% merchant, April 26, 30, at one, and May 2s, at
twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,Basingliall-
street. Attorney,. Mr. Miller, New Inn.
sseph Brown, Ausdn-fdars, merchant, April 30, at ten, May
7 and 2s, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank-
nipts, Basingball-street;• Attorhies, Messrs. Birkett and Co.
Cloak-lain. •
harks Smith, Cranbourne.aireet, Leicester square, silk-mercer,
April 23, May 7, at elevenand 2s, at ten, at the Court of Coes-
missionersof Bankrupts, asinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Az-
:den, Clifford's Inn.
DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGPALLSTREET.
MiX 7, T. Lynn, Jerusalem Coffee-hoss% Gornhill, merchant,
at twelve. Max $l, J- Mackie, Watling-street, merchant, at
eleven. -May 7, D. S. Norton, late of Uxbridge, brewer, at eieL
tea. May
.10,. J. Hodges, Aidgate, blanket-warehouseman, at
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tett. mg W. Crawford, jun. late of Cheapside, bookseller,
at eleven. May 7, G. Smith, Bishopsgate4treet Without, but-
Cher, at twelve. May 28, J. Stevens, Newgote-street, carpet.
ararehOusetnal, at eleven. May 7, L Spurrier, late of Enfield
Highway coal-merchant, at twelve. May 7, I. Archer, Gun-
street. SpitaUiefchi, fictor, at eleven. May 7, H. Humphreys,
late of Well's-row, Islington, grocer, at ten. April 30: sWinch,
irk Havahuist, 'Kent, farmer, at twelve. May 7. R. Wilson,
Took7-streeti victualler, at eleven. May 7, J. Durham, Catbe-
'tine-street, Strand, caMnet.cnaker, at twelve. May 7, P. Evans,
late of Hungerford Market, oyster-merchant, at twelve. May 7,
W. C. Hurry. bliutlng-latie, merchant, at eleven.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
May 10, R. Collyer. Cheltenhans, wine-merchant, at eleven, at
the Mee of Messrs. Straford and Prince, cheltentiatn. May.lo.
W. Richardson, Hurncastle, Lincolnshire, maltster, at eleyeavat
the Peacock Inn, Boston. May 10, G. Hutchini, late of Andover,
dealer in spirituous liquors,at twelve, at the George Inn, Andover.
May 10, W. Sharpe, Coleorton, Leicestershire, butcher, at twelve,
at the Queens Head inn, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. May lc
ningham, late of Birmingham, listen-draper, at twelve, thr
Wuolpack Inn, Birmingham. May 9, F. Martin, TeleksiblNT_ s
wine-snercbant, at eleven, at the Shakspeare Colree.boese, Teelson•
bury, Gr .•

CERTI MATRA-MAT T.

B. Whine, Weymouth Mews, Portland-place, Nerrretabie-
keeper. W. Tills, sen. late of Worley, Eau:, nierthant. J.
Rickards, Newmarket, innholder. W. Pearson, Maacherter, mer-
chant. A. A. Paris, Long-Acre, printer. O. Bramwell, &sck.
port. chemist. H. Kennedy, Brighthelnistos, carpenter. 3. 800
ler, late of Milk-street, merchant.

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DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Ford and Smith, Norwich, brush-manufacturers. &enamel Co.
Manchester, machine-makers. Cross and Griffiths, MaDebeeter,
dealers in malt. Johnson and Kenwonhy, Liverpool, grocers.—
Milward and Elwood, • Cassk. lane, Southwark, hat-makers. Wig
and Goodeve, Bristol, setsgeons. Sheppard and Gal* Dartasesselso
lisien-drapers. Godwin and Bainbrigge, Derlpy, surgeons. LAWS
and Peckham, Wadhurst, Sussex, millers. J. and A. Aiaeltineek
,Newcastle-uposi-Tyne, drapers and tea-dealers. RoTnelds sal
Earl-street, Blackfriars, coal-merehmits. Backbone and Jon-
nings, Leeds, plaw4reiss". Beton and Evans, Shrewebory,
stainers. Metcalf and Wood, Sasford, Nottioglualdgre,
sale tallow-chandkrs. Goutden and yayne, tiouides Terms,
White Condeit-fields;ndiders. .

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General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corny Ukiah
governs Importation, made up to the Bth Aptil:
Wheat 68s. 7d. 1 I Oats 235. 7.1.1 Beane 375. lid.
sas. 21. Rye : 391. 21 Peas Apo,;-.1.4.
The Average Price of Drown tar Muscovado:Aria, tOlillpittil
from the Kenn ais made in the Week tialing•the
ts.iiis. 11;d. per cwt.

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The Pi Duke of York's Own Rine Corps, 60th under th;
command of iiiTIKSURT, marched into Hyde Park
thli day, on their route from Chatham for Weedon, and were
inaCed .11 his Royal Highness the COMMANDUL MCNIFF, their
Co LAW.I(I! willficated—in...g*ess his approbation of the pro-1
.guess Ihrtit6-4 -Made""otrpcsiehmet; in autumn:- 'They are
composed-4f heterseetthhtie hundred fine young lads, get*.
rallYllolketvle6i7 .WAri-nts.atett! ---
Tivit'Troops of tfirfoth 'hours, on their march from Gort in
the, County of Galway,. to Waterford, arrived in Conine' on Tees-,
day, and nest morning marched for that city, where they are to
remain until. the arrival of the 4th Dragoons.
• Rtturday theist Regiment of Life Guards had their first SA.
day for the season, at Wormwood Scrubs, and returned to their
Rtrracks at Knightsbridge.
Detachments of the sth, 21. t. 27th, and 93t1 Regiments have
embarketkart Cowes, on board the transport Southwoitia, li. EX•
in.rrox, for Barbados%
the last returns that have been received from the different
recruiting parties throughout Great Britain and Ireland,-it appears
that 3,000 men have been enlisted fur. the British Ittemeuts now
serving in •Intliat •
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR•oIPVICIL APRIL 15, 1825.
14 Regiment of Foot--Lieutenant John Nelson Ingram, to he
Captain.
To be LientenantsFietign Edward .K. Strathetn Putter ; lieute-
nant John Sampson, k hlf pay of the illat Foot, vice Ingram.
To be F.nsigiss—'Thomas Wood, Gent. from the Royal Military
Academy, at Woolwich; Alexander B2•Kenzie, Gent. vice Butler.
3d Ditto—Lieutenant Samuel Wright to be Captain.
To be ).ieutenants--Ensigns Richard Nugent Everard, and Bazil
Herne liurchell; Ensign Robert 61.`Nabb, vice Wright.
To be F.asigns—Ensign Donald Stewart, from half.pay of the Re-
giment vice I.:retard; Ensign Marcus Barr, from the 29th Foot,
vice Wtrchell ; Lawrence Deshorough, Gent. front the finial
Military Academy, at 'Woolwich; Henry Mere Lacy, Gent.
eke 11•Nabit ; John Gordon, Gent vice Pigott, promoted in
-the 26th Foot. •-•f
4th Ditto--Lieutenant William Graham tube Captain.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign James Espinasse; Ensign Joseph Raw-
hos, from the 9th Pont, vice Graham..
T 9 be Ensigns—Ensign James Clarke, from half-pay of the 68th
Foot; Thomas Brooke, Gent. vice Espinasse.
Sth Ditto—Lieutenant Morgan Galbraith to be Captain; Ensign
William Richards Deana), to be lieutenant. vice Galbraith.
'fo he Ensigns—Sebastian Gordon French, Gent. Charles Tighe
Henry, Gent. vice Derinsy.
6th Ditto—Captain Edwin Irwin, from half-pay of the 87th Foot,
to be Captain, vice Ralph Meredith, who exchanges.
To be lieotenant—Second Lieutenant William I'uttinger, from
the Royal Artillery. • •
To he Rnsign--Ensign Rdward Kirwan, from half.pay of the 88th
Foot, vice John Atholl Bannatyne hlurray 3I Gregor, who

exchanges.
7th Ditto—Tube Captains—Lieutenant Edward Pentice ; Lieute-
nant Joseph Hutchinson.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign Charles Rainsford, from the Bth Foot;
Ensign Richard Westenra, from the 70th Foot; Ensign Charles
Wightman Sievwright, from the 55th Foot; Ensign William
Dick Ferguson, from the 571 b Foot • Ensign William Forbes,
from the 52d Foot, vice Penner; Ensign George Fox .trang-
ways, from the 71st Foot, vice Hutchinson.
Bth Ditto—Lieutenant Malcolm Hen to be Captain.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign William Eleazer Vickwkk; Lieute-
nant Alexander Dirom, from the 24th Foot; Lieutenant Ed.
thond Gennys, from the 51st Foot, vice Ross.
To be Ensigns—Gentleman Cadet Irvine S. Whitty, from the
Royal Military College, vice Rainsford, promoted in the 7th
Foot Alfred Nesbitt, Gent. vice Pickwick.
9th Ditto—To be Captains--li:utenant and Adjutant George
Lenox Davies ; Lieutenant Edward Powell, from the S7th Foot.
To be Lieutenant—Ensign Charles Brownrigg.
To be Ensigns—Francis Burslem, Gent. from the Royal Military
Academy at Woolwich Wells, Gent. vice Brownrigg ;
John Duncan Milne, Gent. vice Rawlins, promoted in 4th Foot.
lOth Ditto—To be Captaiin—Lieuktuants William Leard, and
John Gallic.

To he Lieutenants—Lieutenant Robert Uniacke, from ball-pay of
the 18th Font ; F.nsign Thos. Tait, from 51st Foot, vice. Gallic.
To be Ensigns—Robert Iloneyman, and Henry aaringbuld
Powell, Cents.
Ilth Ditto—Lieutenant Isaac Richardson to be Captain.
To be. Lieutenants—Ensign •F:dwatti Moore ; lieutenant William
Hairy Wily, from half-pay of the 85d Foot; Lieutenant George
• Thothas Benson, from half pay of the 5d Foot, vice Richardson.
To be Ensigns--Ensign James Stuart, from half-pay of the 59th
Foot; William Fyers, Gent. vice Moore.
12th Unto—To be Captains—Lieutenant David Dude; Captain
William Pear French, f half-pay of the 84th Foot.
To he Lieutenants—Ensigns Samuel White, and Robert Carew;
Lieutenant Alfred Knight, from half-pay of the 64th Foot,
vice Dude.
To be Ensigns—Henry A. West, from the Royal Military Aca-
demy, at Woolwich; Henry Gordon Forssteen, Gent. Robert
Schneider, Gent. vice Whiter Henry Itarburgh Gold, Gent. vice
Boates, promoted in the 64th Foot.
13th Ditto—t 'aptain Joint Linton, from half -pay of the 80th Foot,
to he Captain, vice Kelly, appointed to the Rifle Brigade.
15th Ditto—To he Captains—Lieutenant Rowland W. Maxwell,
Lieutenant John Humphrys.
To be Lieutenants Emign L llattersby. Ensign J. Blair,
Limit. F.D. Radford, from half-pay 52d Foot, vice Maxwell.
To be Ensigns—H. Rudyeard, Gent. froth the Royal Military
Academy, at Woolwich, J. R. Norton, Gent vice Battersby, T.
Wright, Gent. vice Blair.
16th Ditto—To he Captains—Licht. S. Browne, Lieut. J. D'Arcy,
from the 17th Light Dragoons.
To be Lieutenants--Faasign C. F. Thompson, Lieut. B. Alexander,
horn halt-pay 56th Foot.
To be Emigns—J. fattish, Gent. B. K. O'Dwyer. Gent. vice
Thompson.
17th Ditto—To be Captains—Lieut. .1. Jeffries, Captain R. Robin-
son, from half-pay 17th Light Dragoons.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign U. G. Moffatt, Lieut. D. Frazer, from
the Royal Staff Corps, Second Lieut. E. B. Brooke from the
Royal Artillery, vice Jeffries.
To be linsigus—H. Des 'trout, Gent. and R. Stirling, Gent. vice
hloffatt.

18th Ditto—T• be Captains—Lieut. F. W. Dillon, and Lieut.
W. H. Graves.

TO he larutruanta—Faisign T. E. Thompson, Lieut. T. Moyle,
from half pay Bth Foot' and Lieut. It C. Spencer, from the 41st
Foot, vice Dillon ;Batsign J. Buchanan, from the 80th Foot,
vice Graves.
To be I.:nsigns—.lL Dunne, Gent. and IL A. Italy, Gent. vice
Thomson.
19th Ditto--To be Captains—Lieut. V. Eaymotul, and Lieut. 1..
11. Hughes.
T. be Lit 'deviants—Ensign A, Scott, and Lieut. H. Harding, from
• the 51.1 loot.
To be Ettsigaus.-liitsigns P. H. Michell, from hall-pay GU Foot,
• T. Atkins, Otis. ased C. Cotton, Gent. vice Scott.

gist Ditto—To be Captains—Capt.J.Brady, from thelloyal Afa lean
Colonial Corps, and T. P. Vandekur, from the 27th Foot.
Tube First Lieutenants—Second T.W. Young, and Lieut.
N. Writtnn, from half pay 10th Foot.
To be Second Lieutenants—J. 11. Evelegb, Gent. and J. Brady,
Gent. vice Young.
22d Ditto—To be Captains—Lieut. I'. Bkrlow, and Captain W.A.
Le.:klesurier, from half pay Newfoundland Feneibks.
10 he Lieuten:ints—Etudgn E. Gordon, Lieut. H. Croly, from
• Newfoundland Veteran Companies, and Lieut. R. W. Kylbn,
from 47th Foot, vice Barksw.
To be Ensigns— F. J. St. Quintin, Gent. and J. A.. llackey, Gent.
vice Gordon.
‘54.1 Ditto—To be Captain—Lieur. I. W. Harris, and Captain O.
• Sr. George, [tom half-pay 18th Foot.
To be First Lieutenanti—Second Lieutenant J. P. Mathews, and
Lieuttnant W. N.Willisms, from half-pay 14th Foot, vice Harris.
le, he second Lleutenam—F. J. l'hillott, Gent. front the Royal
.•limey Academy: at Woolwich, H. Seymour, Gent. It. K. El-
i:cult tient. end M. Ross, Genr, vice blathews, •
!41h Ditto—To he •Captaius— Lieut. G. L'Estrangc, and Captain
1. Miller, from the 46th Foot. •
To be Littutenants—Enaign D. Campbell, and Lieut. .1, D. Harris.
• from the Illhb Foot.
Tithe Ensigasa—Comet R. W. Playford, from half-pay Brunswick
Amara, N. Leslie, Gent. from the Royal Military Academy. at
Weelwkh, F. T. Maitlaud, Gent. and J. E. Orange, Gent. vice
Cotspbell. *'s . •
lath Ultua--To be Captains—Lieutenant T. Swiney, and Lieute-
nant R. 11. Wolieley.
T. be 'Lir' guists--Rtisign T. Lingard, Ensign A. Mackenzie,
kimbespint T. F. Donning from isalf-miy Rifle Brigade, vice
• &wile... and Lieut. J. S. I Alf smut y. aeon ..a..-pay Royal Staff j
ON" Wulseley.

' To be FosignlP-Easico J. H. alkito. from Isalf-gay of New-
fonndl.nd Infantry. Rodin O. D. Gri, from the
99th F• Mokillogard. K Onion, Gat. vice Ilaeliffesie, and
W. O' .roar, ask. eke Morrie, pronettedin the 4sd Foot,
Sikh Dlo.lllkbe Captains—:Lientenant 'T. Murray, Lieutenant
H.
To be Litretionote—Hinsignil. F. Strim_te.youtenant M. N' Walk
from half-psi Cage Regiment, vice lairfay, lieutenant G. Sin-
clair, from half-pay'7Bth Foot, Moe. lifiLatchte, Ensign J. Pigott.
from the 3d Foot, vice Montgomery, promoted in the 50th Foot.
To be. Ensigns—Gentleman Cadet D. C. W. Campbell, from the
Royal Military College. and John Mettle. Gent. vice Strange.
27th Ditto—Captain H. Heatheote, from Sub-Inspector of Militia
in the lonian Islandi,to be Major,ln purchase,v ice Hare,pmmoted.
To be Captains—Lieut. W. Talbot, Lieut. T. Fumes, and Lieut.
J. Freeman, from the 35th Foot, vice Vandeleur, appointed to
the 21st Foot.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign W. Memo'', Lieut. C. id, Christian.
from the 87th Font, lieut. S. North, from half-pay 100th Foot,
vice Ridge, appointed to the Royal Staff Corps, and Lieut.J.R.
Young, from half-pay Ist West India Regiment, vice Mums.
To be Ensigns—J. Maclean, Gent. R. Whalley, Gent. vice
Senor, and C. Roberts, Gent. vice Orion, promoted in the
034 Font.
2111th ditto—To be Captains—Lieut. IL Eason, and Capt. J. W.
Parsrms, frost half-pay loth Light Drigoons.
To be Lieutenants--Essign' IL Barron Limo. Lord S. Lennox,
from the 32d Foot, Ensign G. Worsen, from the 3ild Feet,
vice Eason.
To be Enfigne—Entign J. M. Ogilvie., from half pay 27th Foot,
and -.—. l'robyn, Gent. and M. Andreivo, Gent. vice Barron.
Uth Ditto—To be Captains—lieutenant H. Pennington, and Bre-
vet-Major J. 31. Belsbes, from half-pay 39th Foot.
To be Lieutenants—Easign H. Bell, lieutenant ft. Dighton, from
half-pay 71st Foot, and Lieutenant A. G. Faden, front half-pay
65th Foot, vice Pennington.
To be Ensigns—Gentleman Cadet A. T. Hemphill, from the Royal
Military College..G.-Conveve, Gent. from the Royal Military
.- Academy at Woolwich, and W. H. Sheppard, Gent. vice Bell.
31st Ditto—To be •lieutertanti-TLieut. W. Boardman, from half-
pay 6th West India Regiment, vice Harding, appointed to the
19 h Foot, Lieut.'''. &Ilkley, from half-pay 7th Foot, vice Rank,
appointed to the 95th Foot, and Lieut.C. Dormer, from half-pay
York Masseurs, vice Gamy's. appointed to the Bth Foot.
To be Ensign—Ensign W. M. Watenhall, from 91st Foot, vice
Tait, promoted in the 10th Foot.
32d Ditto—To be Captalm—Lieut. S. H. Lawrence, and Captain
T. J. Baines, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion.
To be Lieutenants Ensign T. Calder, Lieut. C. P. Bowles, from
half pay 834 Foot. and Lieut. S. Weymouth, from half-pay 7th
Light Dragoons. repaying the difference, vice Lawrence.
To be Ensigns—T. C. Crawford. Gent. from the Royal Military
Academy at Woolwich, and A. R. G. Thomas, Gent. vice
Calder.
334 Ditto—To be Captains—Lieut. G. Barn, and Captain W. E.
Sutherland, from the 2d West India Regiment.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign U. A. Clandinen, and Ensign J. H.
Gibson.
To be Essigns—Ensign A. Stanford, from balf-pay 624 Foot;
J. F. Elliot, Gent. r•ce Clandinen, E. W. Young, Gent. vice
Gibson, and W. Hadley, Gent. vice Kenyon, promoted in the
50th Foot.
34th

Ditto—To be Captains--Lieut. 3. Norton, and Captain T.
Cradock, from the 3Sth Font.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign J. &oddart, and Lieutenant W. E.
Sweny. from half-pay of the Regiment, vice Norton.
To be linsigns—W. G. Hughes, Gent. from the Royal illilitrry
Academy at Woolwich, B. J. Hawke, Gent. and C. Lewin,
Gent. vice Stoddart.
35th

Diark—Tis be Ceptains--Captain F. Power, from half-pay
3d Hussars, glag's German Legion, Captain T. Staplry, from
half-pay of the Regiment, vice Cradock, appointed to 34th Ft.
To be Lieutenant—Lieutenant T. Smith, from half-pay 60th Foot.
To be Easigns—J. APCarthy and A Sargent, Gents.
36th Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant J. Prendergast, and
Lieutenant T. L'Estrange.
To be Licutenants--FAsign T. Gibbons, Esilgn, and Adjutant J.
Roberts, Lieutenant G. H. Streaky, from 63d Foot, vice Pren-
dergast, and Ensign F. Liardet, from 60th Foot, vice L'Estrange.
To be Ensigns—Ensign J. D. H. Hay, from half-pay Canadian
Fencible.lnfantry, and J. Hiern, Gent. from the Royal Military
Academy at Woolwich, P. Murray, and R. Wake, Gents. vice
Gibbons.

57thiiitto— To be Captains—Lieutenant D. Massey, and Lieute-
nant J. S. Fenton.
To be Lieutenants,—Ensign W. Long, Watanabe B. &rabid,
from half-pay 66th Foot, vice Massey, and Ensign J. Harvey,
from 68th Foot, vice Fenton.
To be Ensigns—Cornet M. H. Grant, from half pay 19th Light
Dragoons, Cornet J. W. Amiel, from half-pay Cavalry .Staff
Caps, and D. E. Todd, Gent. vice Long.
I 38th Ditto—Lieutenant F. Bernard, from half-pay 24th Foot, to
he Lieutenant, vice Coghlan, appointed to the 61st Foot.
robe Ensign—G. Green. Gent. front the Royal Military Academy
at Woolwich, vice Campbell, appointed to the 72d Foot.
39th Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant S. Newport, and Lieute-
nant F. H. Hart.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign J. Fitzgerald, Lieutenant R. Coiqu-
boun, from balf-pay 16th Regiment, vice Newport, and Ensign
E. T. Smith, from the 48th Regiment, vice Hart.
To be Ensigns—Ensign G. Seeman, from balf-pay 56th Regiment,
J. L. Inns, Gent. vice Fitzgerald. and N. Read, Gent. vice
O'Meara, promoted in the 62d Regiment.
40th Ditto—Lieutenant J. Butler to be Captain.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign G. Meese. Ensign J. Curtin,and Lieute-
nant F. W. Lewis, from theist West India Regt. vice Butler.
To be Ensigns—Ensign T. Miller, from half-pay Ist West India-
Regiment, I. Bulkley, Gent. vice Moore, & Nicholls, Gent. vice
Curtis, and H. T. Lewis, Gent. vice Williams, promoted in the
57th Regiment.
42d Ditto—To be Captains—Lieut. J. Malcom, Brevet-Major It.
Macdonald, from the half-pay of the 49th Regiment.
To be Lieutenant—Ensign P. C. Campbell.
To be Ensign —Ensign J. M4Duff, from the half-pay of the 15th
Regiment, Ensign W. K. Thompson, from the half-pa yof the
lit Foot, Gentlanan Cadet D. amerce, from the Royal MW-
tary College, Mansura, Gent. vice Campbell.
43d Ditto—To be Captains—lUent. J. Maclean, and Captain J.
Forlong, frosts the 58th Regiment.
To be Lientenants—Ensign B. Morris, from the 25th Regiment,
Ensign G. Grogan. from the 37th Regiment, and Ensign J.
Thomas, from the 64th Regiment, vice Maclean.
To be Ensigns—W. G. Byam, Gent. from the Royal Military
Academy at Woolwich, and the Hon. A. Spencer.
45th Ditto--Lieut. L Cowen, from the hall-pay of the 19th Regi-
ment. to be Lieut. vice Goodiff, appointed to the 68th Regiment.
To be Ensigns--it. Lewis, Gent. from the Royal Military Aca-
demy at Woolwich, and G. C. Barnewall, Gent. vice Powell,
whose appointment is not to take place.
4:th Ditto—Donald Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Ilorphy, promoted in the Beth Regiment.
48th Ditto—A. Donnellan, Gent. to be Ensign without purchase,
vice Smith, promoted in the 39th Regiment.
49th Ditto—To be Captains—Lieut. E. Dawford, and Captain H.
Maxwell, from the half-pay of the Regiment.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign J. Simpson Lieut. C. B. Eastwood,
from the half-pay of the 3d Ceylon Regiment, Mid Lieut. M.G.
Sparks, from the half-pay of the 2d Garrison Battalion, vice
Dawford.
To be Ensigns—Ensign S. M. Burrower, from the half pay of the
sth Garrison Battalion, B. Vincent, Gent. A. Wightman, Gent.
vice Simpson, and H. Keating, Gent. vice Sheaffe,. promoted in
the 55th Regiment.
50th Regintent of Foot—To be Captains—Lieutenant E. Johnstone,
and Lieutenant F. C. Montgomery, from the 26Th Regiment.
To be Lieutenants--Ensign J. B. Ross. and Ensign G. Kenyon,
nom the 33d liniment vice Johnstone.

To be Ensigns--Faisign E. Benno, from the half-pay of the 44th
Regiment, A. C. 1). Bentley, Gent. and W. L. Tudor, Gent.
vice Ross.
51st ditto—To be Captains—Dent B. B. Hawley, and Captain W.
K. Rains, from toe Royal Regiment of Artillery.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign J. 3leade, Ensign fL Furman, and
Lieutenant A. Macpherson, from the half-pay of the 924 Regi-
ment' vice Hawley.
To be Ensigns—Gentleman Cadet G. Cbolmondeley, from the
Royal Military College, Bettie J. Gray, Gent. from the Royal
Military Academy at Woolwich, F. Clayton, Gent. from the
Royal Military Academy At Woolwich, vice Meade, and R.
Webster, Gent. vice Forman.
Hid Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenants S. D. Pritchard, and
Captain J. Godfree, 'tom the half-pay of the 624 Regiment.
To be Lieutenants—Emign J. lksitham, and Lieutenant S. Spooner,
from the half-pay of the 74th Regiment.
To be Ensigns—Ensign J. Carr, from the half.pay of the 43d Re-
giment W. W. ciekcraft, from the Royal Military Academy
at Woolwich, C. Vereker, Gent. and W. Butler, Gent. vice
Bentham.
534 Ditto—To be Captains—Lieut. A. Knox, Captain S. O'Grady,
• from the half-pay of the 18th Light Dragoons.
To be Lieutenasits—Rtisign W. Warren, and Second Lieutenant
C. Binstead, from the with Foot, vice Kunz.

c:

To be Ensigsa-..Ensign J. R. Carle, from the Nth Regiment,
H., Rovreroft, Gent. from the Royal 2dilltaryAgatleliky at
Woo Wile, and R. Lovelace. Gent. itice Way&
54th Dittoptain A. F. Barba*;defrosts the =of
the
the
lick aiginteht, to h‘eapain, lies Campbell, 'to
99th Regiment. o.\ ' •
To fie Lieutenant—Ensign H. Harris, without purchales .
To•ho Eneign—H. C. Boras, Setieant; -Gent. vice Harris. !.
55th Ditto—To be Captaleis--Lientenent A. Gardner and Cvtain
J. E. Batty, front the Cape Corps of Infantry.
To be !Altamonte—Ensign R. Fiektin. Ensign W. H. ChaMpion,
and Endin R. 11..Siteaffe, from the 49th Regiment,vice Gardner.
To be Ensigns--Ensign G. B. Hildebrand, from the half-pay of
the 551 k Regiment, Ensign T. F. itkhardsoa, from the half-pay
of the York Chasseun, F. R. Cary, Gent. vice Ficklin. J. Poe,
Gent. vice Chimpion, and C. C. Elrington, Gent. vice Sieve.
wright, promoted in 7th Regiment.
56th Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant A. Thorne, and Lieute-
nant W. H. Arthur..
To be Lientenants--Ensigns W. Hewetson, and R. P. Ince, Lieu-
tenant F. 0. Lidghtent„ from the 24 Regiment, and Ensign B.
Walmaley, from the 82d Regiment
To be Et:algae—Second Lieutenant N. Morison, from the half-pay
of the 21st Regiment, Ensign J. Smith, from the half-pay of the
52d Regiment, R. H. Manisa*, Gent. vice Hewetson, and B.
Keating, Gent. vice Ince.
57th Ditto—To be Captain—Leutenant J. Jackson.
To be Lieutenants.—Ensign J. W. Taylor, Lieutenant W. Bate,
from the half-pay of Dillon's Regiment, Lieutenant T. de la Con-
damine, from the Royal Staff Corps, vice Jackson, and Ensign
W. Williams, from the 40th Regiment, vice Powell, promoted in

the 9th Regiment.
To be Ensigns--Ensign KT. Abbott, from the half-pay of the
6th Garrison Battalion, Ensign G. Edwards, from the half-pay of
the 95th Regiment,— Shadforth, Gent. vice Taylor, and W.
Lockyer, Gent. vice Ferguson, promoted in the 7th Foot.
To be Adjutant—Lieutenant P. Autbin, vice Jackson, promoted.
Nth Ditto—To beiCaptains—Lieutenant F.. Fitzgerald, Lieutenant
A. Briggs, and Captain R. Leyne, from the half-pay of the 73d
Regiment, vice Furlong, appointed to the 43d Regiment.
To be Lieutenants—linsivi H. Hebden, lieutenant J. J. Sargent,
from the 69th Regiment, Ensign C. S. Jones, from the 59th
I Regiment, vice Fitzgerald, and Ensign L. Fife, from the 424
Regiment, vice Briggs.
To be Ensigns—Ensign 1). Robertson, from the half-pay of the 37th
Regiment, C. Bridge, and E. J. Cruice, Gems. vice Hebden.
1111th Ditto—William Jesse, Gent. to be F.ntign without purchase,
vice Jones, promoted in the 58th Regiment.
INth Dltto,--'ro be Captains—Lieutenant John Baxter Carloss ;
Lieutenant Julius Von iloeck ; Captain James Guldfrap, *rum
the half pay of the 65th Regiment.
To be First Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Richard Stapleton ;
Second Lieutenant Daniel O'Brien; Second Lieutenant James
Sweeney; Lieutenant Edmund Carrington Smith, from the 48th
Regiment, vice Carloss •' Ensign James Morphy, from the 47th
Regiment, vice Von Bueck.
To be Second Lieutenants—Ensign William W. Hornsby, from
half pay of the York Light Infantry; Ensign'John O'Meara,
from the half' pay of the sth West India Regiment; Ensign
William Thomas Colman, from the half pay of the 15th Reg'.
went; Ensign Thomas Havelock, front the half pay of the 43d
Regiment ; James Neale Brurre, Gent.
OK Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant Thomas Gloster; Capt.
Hector Scratch, from the 95th Regiment.
To be Llestenant.--Ensign Edgar Grieve; • Ensign Edw. Malec ;
Lieutenant Robert Raabe Coghlan, from the 38th Regiment,
vice Gloster.
To be Eassigns—Ensign Richard Hudson O'Reilly Hoey, from the
half pay of the 96th Regiment; Ensign James W. I)algety, from
the Cape Corps; Frederick Barlow, Gent. vice Grieve; John
James Burden), Gent. vice Mak; a...a Jones, Gent. vice
Coghlao, promoted in the 3ith Regiment.
62cl Ditto—To be Captain—Lieutenant James Dennis.
To be Lientenants--Lleutenant Wm. Rothwell, from the half-pay
of the York Chasseurs • and Ensign Joseph O'Meara, front the
Seth Regiment, vice Dennis.
To be Ensigns—Ensign Henry Daly, from the half pay of the York
Light Infantry; and Johnson, Gent.
63d Ditto—Lieut.-General William Dyott to be Colonel, vice
General the Earl of Balcarres, deceased.
To be Captains—Lieutenant W. Penefather. and Capt. D. Camp.
bell, from the Royal African Colonial Corps.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign Francis Aubin, and Lieut. Benjamin

Backhouse, from the hilf-pay of the 234 Regiment.
To be Ensigns—Ensign Noel Norton Carter, from the half-pay of
the 101st Regiment, Ensign William Marcus Carew, from the
half-pay of the 824 Regiment, Wm. Pedder, Gent. vice Aubin,
and John Lawford Kington, Gent. vice Cumin:, promoted in
the 34th Regiment.
64th Ditto—To be Captain—Lieutenant James S. Parker.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Charles Villiers Moleswortb,
Lieut. Henry Futbergill, from the 34th Regiment, and Ensign
William Boatel, from the 12th Regiment, vice Parker.
To be Ensigns—Ensign Thomas Farrell, from the half-pay of the
Ski Garrison Battalion, Richard Roger Du Pre, Lech.
mere, Gent. vice Moksworth, and Mandeville, Gent. vice
Thomas, promoted in the 43d Regiment.
65th Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant Peter M‘Lane, Gent.
Captain F. Seymour, from half-pay 15th Light Dragoons.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign John A. Walker, Lieutenant William
Hay, from half-pay York Chasseurs, vice MfLaine.
To be Ensigns—Second Lieutenant William Downing, from half-
pay Psi Ceylon Regiment, Samuel Yorke Martin, Gent..--
Drawbrawa, Gent. vice Walker.
66th Ditto--To be Captain—Lieutenant Thomas Moffatt, Captain
Thomas Hewitt Baylie, from half-pay 14th Regiment.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign Thomas Rainsford, Lieutenant James

Maynard Goodiff, from the 45th Regiment, Lieutenant William
Glaucott, from half-pay 12th Regiment. vice Moffatt.
To be Ensigns—Ensign George Newsom, from half-pay Ist Greek
Light Infantry,Charks F.Hatton, Gent. from the Royal Military
Academy at Woolwich, Charles Frederick Gibson, Gent. vice
Raindotd.
68th Foot—To be Captains—Lieutenant James Men:las, Lieu.
tenant William Smyth.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign Donald Macdonald, Lieutenant John
Blood, from the 7th Regiment; Ensign George Carson, •ice

Menzies. _ _
To be Ensigns—Ensign William Foster, from half-pay of the 48th
Regiment ; Ensign William Fuller, from the half.pay of the 67th
Regiment; Evan Macpherson, Gent. vice Macdonald; George
Johnstone, Gent. vice Carson • Durnford, Gent. vice Har-
vey, promoted In the .17th Regiment.
70th Ditto—To be Coptdris—Lieutenant Jacob Ogden Creighton,
Lieutenant Robert Kirk.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Brown, lieutenant Gabriel Tun-
_ _

stall, from the half-pay of the 104th Regiment, Lieutenant John
Small Witty, from the 54th Regiment.
To be Rosigas—.gasign Thomas Bowen Sbeean, from the half-pay
of the 101st Regiment, Ensign George Langley Tuthill, from the
half-pay niche 10th Regiment, Honourable Charles Howard, vice
Brown, John Rose, Gent. vice Westenra, promoted in the
7th Regiment.
71st Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant John Roberts, Captain
Thomas Park, from the half pay of the Regiment.
'To be Lieutenants—Ensign Arthur Jones, Lieutenant Thomas
Dutton, from half-pay of the 6th Regiment, Ensign George
Cuming. from the 63d Regiment, vice Roberts.
To he Ensigns—Ensign Francis Robert Leslie, from the half-pay of
the King's German Legion, William Wallace, Gent. from the
Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, Frederick Pack, Gent.
vice Jones.
72d Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant William Graham, and
Lieutenant Donald Maclean.
To be Lientenants--Eneign Charles Cooley Craven, Lieutenant
William. Woolicombe, from half-pay 71st Regiment, vice Mac-
lean, Lieutenant Lewis Xavier Leslie, from 59th Regiment,
Lieutenant Francis Pitts, from 20th Regiment, vice Graham.
To be Ensigns—Ensign Duncan Campbell, from 33th Regiment,
Thomas E. Lacy, Gent. from the Royal Military Academy, at
Woolwich, Henry P. Raymond, Gent. from the Royal Military
Academy, at Woolwich. •
7:4 Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant D. Wertworth, Captain
William Raymond, from half-pay of the Regiment.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign Wchard Drew', Lieutenant Augustus
Nicholls, from half-pay 66th Regiment, Lieutenant William
Bouchier, from half-pay 57th Regiment, vice Wentworth.
To be Ensigns—Ensign Lewis Sondes DeM4, from half-pay 84th
Regiment, Frederick George Augustus Pinckney, Gent. Richard
Watkins Bamford,• Gent. vice lartwe.
74th Ditto—Lieutenant Jason Hassan! to be Captain.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign Laughlan APPhersou, Ensign George
Core, vice Hassard.
To b.: linsigns—Ensign • Robert llawthorne, from the half-pay of
the 27th Regiment, Luke Alen, Gent. Charles Frei-rick Col-
year Gent. vice Xl•Pherson, K. A. de Kneen, Gen v e Gore.
75th Col-
year, be Captains—Lieutenant Alexandt. alacietin,
Captain William Henry Newton, from the half pay 0f.62d Reg.
To be lieutenants—Ensign Samuel Madden Francis Hall. Lieute-
nant Frederick Pictet, tram the half-pay of the 60th Regiment
Lieutenant Edward St. John trom the half-pay of the
201 Light Dragoons, vice Maclean.

TO be lodglafw.Gilbert Chantpaln, Gent. from the loyal *hi*
Agadeng at Woolwich, Ferguson, Gent. William J. Lett.
dens. Gent vice Hall.
'Nth Ditto—To be Captains--Llentrnant Chrbtopbse Had*
Lieutenant George Ogilvie.
To be lieutenants—Ensign Samuel Blow lime. TA. mewl it T.
', Stephenson, from the half-pay of the 83d liniment, Lieutenant
John Edwards. from the half-pay .of the 211th Light Dragoons,
vice Hatched, Lieutenant John William Prestcm, from the half.;
pay of the 19th Regimens, vice Ogilvie.
To be Brudgns--gasign Boyce 3PlienZie, ft ottnrse
45th Regiment, Horatio Edward Barnard Hotchinum, Gen..
Edward Lucas, Gent. vice Ross.
77th Mtn—To be Captaina—Lieutenant Richard Tattoo, Nast*
George Antoine Ramsay, from the half-pay date tth Regiment.
To be Lieutenant.—Ensign William Castle, Lieutenant William
Macalliter, from the 20th Regiment, vice Tateott.
To be Ensigns... Rowland Bevan, Gent. from the Royal Mifitary
Academy, at Woolwich, Charles Lee Gent. JattheW Vrederiek
Steele, Gent. vice Castle.
78th Ditto.—To be Captain—Lieutenant John Macleod.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign William John Pysn Gore, Ueutentna
Robert *Beath, from the half-pay of Dillon's Regiment, Lieu,
tenant William Henry Picktkorn, from the half-pay of the 01
Regiment, vice Macleod.
To be Ensigns—John Edward N. Bull, Edmund Pswsey. Gent.
Colin Campbell M‘lntyre, Gent. vice Gore.
79th Ditto—To be captains—Lieutenant W. A. Riach, Brevet
Major J. Mitchell. from the halt-pay of the 19th Light Dragoons.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign Lee Porcher Townsii, lid, bey:vivant
'Thomas Cochfzne Cameron, from the halipay of the 59th
ment, vice Mach. "
To be Ensigns-1 huntas Bates; Gent. Poyntz Mackenzie, Gent.'
SOth Ditto—To be Captains--Lientenant Acheson Preach, Lifiad
tenant John Bowler. - •
To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Bownees,Ensign Henry Augustus
Jackson, Lieutenant George Hind Edwards, from ball-pay lOist
Regiment, vice Bowler.
To be Ev-'

Lieutenant Francis Norris Took, from the

Ceylon Regiment. William Harvey Christie, Gent. from the
Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, George Black. Gent.
vice harder, promoted ; Charles Augustus Brooke, Gent. ik•
Baseness, James Lacey, Gent. vice Jackson.
81st Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant Joseph Sisson, Capri.*
Percy Pratt, from the half-pay of the 94th Regiment.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign William Macdonald, Lieutenant James
Douglas, from the 41st Regiment.
To be Ensigns—Gentleman Cadet George F. De Rottenburgh,
from the Royal Military College. William Dyer, Gent. from the
Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, Jaspar Lyng Creagh,
Gent. vice Macdonald.
82d Ditto--To be Captains—Lieutenant Walter W. &arkic, Lima
tenant Edward Phineas Davies.
To be

- • --
•Ensign 'l'. G. Cistieau, lieutenant James

Abbott, front the half• pay of the 90th Regiment, vice Davies.
To be Ensigns—Ensign Robert Campbell, horn the half-pay of the
40th Regiment, Macdonnell, Gent. John Nagel, Gent. vice
Castleau, Henry Cranston flay, Gent. vice Walmsley, promoted
in the 56th Regiment.
83d Ditto--. Lieutenant Francis Johnson to be Captain.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Itayson, Ensign William Strat-
ford Johnson.
To be Ensigns—Ensign William Bell, from the half-pay of the 2d
Garrison Battalion, Ensign John Robbins, from the half-pay of
the 78th Regiment,William Atherton, Gent. •ice Rayson, James
Keating, Gent. vice Johnson.
84th Ditto—To be Captains--Lientenant John Warren Bernard,
Lieutenant William "linden.
To be Lieutenants--Ensign William Seton, Lieutengnt Edward

- George Glasgow, from the half-pay of the 49:h Regiment,
Lieutenant George Norton from the half-pay of the 15th Reel.
sent, vice Bernard, Lieutenant Nicholas Raven, from the half.
pay of the 17th Light Dragoons, vice Hendon.
To be Ensigns--knsign Henry Bourke Clarke, from the haif•pay
of the 88th Regiment, Yelverton, J. DtiscoU, Gent. Henry
Vigoureux, Gent. vice &ton.
85th Ditto—Captain William Freke Williams to be Major, by
purchase, vice De Bathe, promoted.
To he Captains—Lieutenant G. F. G. O'Connor, Captain Francis
Jackson, from half-pay of the Regiment.
To be Lieutenants--Ensign Honourable James Stuart, Lieutenant
John Smith Keats, from the Royal Artillery.
To be Ensigns—Ensign William Harris, from half-pay 3d Foot.
Honourable Anthony Henry Ashley Cooper, Henry Wynyard;
Gent. vice Stuart. •
16th Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant James Creagh, Captain
Abraham William Wynne, from half-pay 60th Foot.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign James M'lntyre, Ensign Richard gee
verley Usher, Lieutenant George Ormond, from half-pay Royal
'York Rangers, vice Creagh. • - •
To be Ensigns—Luis Halliday, Gent. from the Royal Military
Academy at Woolwich; William Clark Ceidwell, Gent. .
88th Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant Frederick Meade, Cap.
taro John Burrell, from half-pay 60th Foot.
To be lieutenants—Ensign William* Simon Houghton Fitzroy,
lieutenant John Gamin, from half-pay 66th Foot ; Lieutenant
Eduard Michell, from half-pay 60th Foot, vice Meade.
sbe Enslo-- entleman Cadet Boyle J. Muni*, front the Royal
Richard W 3 Gem. from the Reid
Gem.

klilitary College; _ -lirburton,
Military Academy at Wouhrich; Charles McClintock, -_
00th Foot-W.l'o be Captains—Lieutenant George Dailey Cranlisidi
Lieutenant Thomas NickoU.
To be Lleutenants—Ensign Francis Hotchkin Buckeridge, Lice.
tenant Richard Gumbleton Daunt, from the Rifle Brigade;
Lieutenant Thomas Gleesots, from the 46th Foot; Lieutenant

Joseph Bowiby, from ti;: 6th Foot. •
To be Ensigns—Gentleman Cadet Henry H. Cumin', from the
Royal Military College; Robert Straton, Gent. from the Royal
Military Academy at Woolwich; Dixon Foot, Gent.
91st Ditto—Lieutenant Norman Lomat to be Captain.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign James Robeson, Lieutenant Richard
Hughes from half-pay 3d West India Regiment.
To be Ensigns—Charles S. Teak, Gent. front the Royal Military
Academy at Woolwich, John Alexander Campbrll, Gent. James
Robert Brinker, Gent. vice Robeson, Con-tantine Went-
worth Stuart Smyth Stuart, Gent. vice Wetenall appointed to
the 21st Foot.
92d Ditto--Lieutswant Richard Josiah Peat to be Captain.
To be Lieutenants--Bosign John Buckley. Ensign and Adjutant

James Deans, lieutenant Robert hisclied Sutherland. froin the
2cl West India Regiment,vice Peat. •-• `.
be Ensigns—Ensign William altelly, from half-pay 25th Foot
Thomas Capel Loft, Gent. •
3d Ditto—To be Captains--Lieutenant J. White, Lieutenant
J. Brown.
'co be Lieutenants—Ensign J. Burgh, Lieutenant Dugald WNW'S,
from half•pay Royal West India Rangers, Lieutenant Thomas
Stewart, from the lid West India Regiment, vice Milts, Ensign
John Joseph Grier, from the 27th Foot, •ice Brown.
'o be Ensigns—Ensign Anthony Dillon, from the half-pay of the
6th West India Regiment, Oaver Delancey, Gent. -- Boul-

pr, Gent. vice Burgh.
94th Ditto—To be Captains-- Lieutenant Alt:ander Stewart,
Brevet Major Thomas W. Poppleton, front half-pay 14th Foot.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Bickerton, Ensign Jobn Alex-
ander, Lieutenant Henry John Lindsey, from half-pay 11th

Foot, vice Stewart.
To be Ensigns—Ensign George Henry Moore, from half-pay 7th
Foot, Adolphus F. Morgan, Geut. vice Bickertoo, Samuel Phil-
lips, Gent. vice Alezanuer.
95th Ditto— To be Captains--Lieutenant George 51ordaant
Dickens, Captaiu James !:rater, from half.pay 90th Foot, Cap.
tain Francis Hawkesky Hall, from -hall pay 95th Light Drs•
goons, vice Staith, appointed to the 814 Foot.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign RobereAllenry' liuubury, Lemma*
Frederic James Rank, from the 34.1% . Foot. •
To be Ensigns-.-Ensign John Nelson Magee, from half-pay Sta
Foot, Henry 1). Collard. Gent. from the Royal Military Aw
demy at Woolwich, William D'Arby Hull, vice Banbury.
96th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Sprats to be Captain.
To be Lieutenants--linsign Richard Cross, Ensign Joseph Tidford.
Lieutenant Stephen Rice, from Veteran Companies at New.

foundiand, vice Spratt.
'is be Ensigns—Ensign Edward Hamilton Fiona?, from Ist West
In.lia Reziment, Philip Frederick De :Mt urt.n. Gent. .C.l..eles
Irvine, Gent. vice Croce, Thomas Oliver l'artridge. Gent. vice

Te
97th Ditto—To be Captains--Lierrenant Wil lam Cannon, Captain
John Pierce Maher, from half pay.
To be IJeutenants—gnsign Hector Harvest, Ensign Joseph Vincent.
To ue Kosigns--Thomas Robert Travers Gent. Henry !Nada
cock, Gent. William Morth.,•Gent. vice Ilarve3t i Lainerti
Gent. vice Vincent.
93th Ditto--To be Captain!—Lieutenant John Stevens, Captain.
John Spotswood, front half-pay 84th Punt.
T. be Lietitenant,.—.Kagign Win. Roberts, P.,,sign James Whyte.
To be Ensign:—Cornet Richard Halpin, Irom half-pay lot I.lgba
Dragoons, King's German Legion, Th 001,,, Al,o,Lout R.iwode,
Gent. Alfred William Horne, Gear. vice Roberts, Edward IG
Clarke, Gent. vice Whyte.
99th Ditto—To be Captains.--Ileutena c Bryan Gaynor, Carets
, John Campbell, front the Atli Foot. .

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