Star.
London, England, 1806-01-23 00:00:00

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

Captain MARX ROBINSON it appointed to the Gibraltar;
Captain Jonas ATNOL WOOD to the Egyptienne frigatr, vice
Captain the Honourable C. E. FL eau ocs, who is appointed to the
Revenge;
Captain Do I Kam, to the Renown;
Captain Cu /41Mo, to the lilt ;
Lieutenants LIMB! How, and HAlcanve, to the Renown;
Lieutenant Josh LUCAS, to the (morels Service at Brißoi;
Mr. Jnai s F.A tou,late a Mitlihipman on board the Tenteraire,
to be Lieutenant oo board the Lion;

Mr. BURN rr, Surgeon of the Defiance, to the Pegafus
vital Ship; and
kit.ShINTII, (Ma lJtt Pegarus, to be Stalpeoll Of tht Defiance.

• PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Ca Vet len 0, JA N. 11.--Palfed by the Winehelfa, Clansmott,
from Bombay; knterprize. —, from New York; Africa, Ca-
rink, from the Harannak ; Mentor, Chriltie ; and Oporto. SbcP-
herd, from Oporto; Capricorn, Rowe, from Caen; Jorepb, Dick-
enfon, from Dublin ; Venture, Seale, from Riga ; Roden. Bean;
and kitty, Morgan, from Waterford ; blizabetb and Rebecca,
Happaek, front Bremen ; Betfey. 1 hompfuo ; and Ceres Ben-
nett, from Lllbon.—Sailed the Elphinftone Cnige, for Bengal;
Ceres, Warren. for Jalnalea ; Eleanore. D;yrdak, for Antigua;
and Harriott, Clark, for Africa.
DISTIIIIIIITION OF PiltE-M00P1T.....1.41.40iFe, for
the capture of the French corvette la donfienee, Juoe
4 i Spanith felucca gin Pedro, alias PEfperanza,
June a and Spann brig Maria de los Garcias, June
4, tBos, will be paid on l'uefday the 28th initant,
on board nl Plymouth Sound, and recalled every
Tuefday and Friday at Mt. EDWAID LYN', Ply-
mouth, for three months.

Yeflerday a Court of Direlbws of the Eaft India
Company was held, when Capt. W. DONALDSON was
(worn into the command of the Neptune, for China
dire& The undermentioned Commanders took
leave, previous to departing for their feveral deAina-
firms, viz.
Capt. Hon. H. Lindray Lady Jane Dundee Madre*
- Adam Cutnme Bengal and
George Hooper Sir William Bentley Bengal.
Luke Dodds Wilmer Cattle j Bombay
Jahn Locke David Scott 5 and Chloe.
—C. Elton Preteott Almviek Cattle.
George Bonham Ere:.
The report of the Thunderer, of 74 guns, having
captured an enemy's (hip of the lame force, is un•
founded.

Yefterday morning his MAJEATT, Princefel AO-
- &PREP.. and Ass s Lea, accompanied by Gen.
Ft rz ROY, Colonel TA cot, on horfeb4elc, and Lady
SYDNEY, in a chaife and pair, took an ailing in
Windfor Great Park.
Her Ma'am, had a fele& party at the Cale. on
Tuelday night : among the company were, the Ho.
nourable Mr. and Mrs. FRaEta , Colonel and
Mrs. SNEED, &C.
The Dukes of Cuss staLaso and Cellist= s fat,
on Tuefday, in the Houfe of Peers, on the Minifte
rial Bench, between Lords HAWK EMMY and Mos,
owe. The Duke of YORK fat on the Wonlfack,
near the Speaker, Lord ELLINIOROVON. The Prince
of WALE, fat, during the greater part of the evening,
between Lord Gainvii.La and Earl STANHOPE.
By the recent alterations and improvements of the
offices adjoining the Houfe of Lords, there is a new
entrance from Palace-yard, neat the Rate entrance,
from which are Rair-cafes, leading towards the robing
room, and the apartment in which their Lordfhips
meet, on the whole length of the weft fide of which
there h a kind of corridore lighted from above, with
a numerous range of rooms for the accommodation
of the LORD CHANCELLOR, and for the Clerks of the
Houfe ; the front of thefe is in Palace-yard. All the
doors in the entrance rooms are covered with fcarlet
cloth.

In confequence of the death of our late worthy
Chief Magiarate, P. PIRCIMD, Ely. Alderman of
Candlewick Ward, a very 'naive canvas has taken
place for the honour of the gown. The candidates
arc Mr. H , Mr. DoMviLLI, one of our late
Sheriffs, and Mr Dwrom, a refpeetable merchant
refilling in the Ward.—We find, that feveral other
gentlemen; of equal confer:jounce in the commercial
world, were on this occafion ready to have tendered
their public fervices.
The intention announced in the addrefs from His
MAJNITY to Parliament, to confer on the family of
the late Lord N■L3ott fuch a mark of national mu-
nificence
as may prefc►ve to the lateß polterity hii
name and fervices, gives nniverfal fatisfaaion. Thrift 1,
Cervices ought never to be forgotten. They ought
to be rehearfed continually in the ears of the riling
generation. The brilliant exploits of our late hero
will form the fubjea of Eulogy from the pens of the
Pi,et and the Hillorian in our higheß walks of 'item.
tore. In the mean time one Author has endeavoured to
do juaice to his memory. In Charnock's Memoirs of
Lord Hawn, which he modeflly Riles a 44 miniature
reprefentation of Lord NILSON," we have met with
the bea account that has yet been publifhed of the
brilliant achievements, and manly charaaer of our
naval hero.

The Earl of CHATHAM fucceeds to the military
command of the Chelmsford Dearia, and will im-
mediately make the late manlion, bought by Govern-
ment of Sir H. MILDMAY, his head-quarters.
Monday the fira divifion of the Invernefsfhire Mi-
litia marched from Edinburgh Cattle for Dunbar
Barracks. The 3d battalion of the 27th foot, com-
manded by Major Nitymor, are expeded from Dun-
bar to replace them.
Same day the 4th dragoon guards marched into
Pierfhill Barracks, in room of the 7th, who have
marched for Ireland.
At the Anniverfary Dinner of the Highland So•
ciety, at Edinburgh, the following waft, given from
the Chair, was drank with great enthuflafm :
“ The Emperor Atexand, r, and may vier, Sovereign in Europe
have as high a Cpirit, and as pure a heart !"

Bertram:a Banwect., Efq. is appointed Paymaller
of the Tipperary Militia.
It is ordered in future, that all camp equipage re-'
turned by regiments into (lore, under any circum.
glances, may previoufly be forted by the regiment or
Corps giving in the fame ; and the firviceable, rtpair-
eh, and tilfervircable articles be made up in feparate
bundles or parcels, which are to be marked in the
above-mentioned form, according to their refpetlire
qualities, intlead of being fent in, as formerly, in a
promifcuous Rate, whereby much unneceffat y trouble
and espence were occafioned.
By the lilt accounts from the Cape ofCond Hope
we learn, that the Americans had purchafed all the
coffee and fpices of the merchants, at very high
rates. All the Engli(h, who were very numerous,
were living at Stettenbofcli, not being permitted to
refide within the town. Bengal piece-goods were
much in demand, and provifions fearce and dear,
Much difcontent prevailed among the troops for
want of regular pay ; the inhabitants were alto
fatisfied with the Government ; and it was the ge
neral opinion, the Government mull forrender on
being fummoned by an enemy, as these were not
more than soon men, and thole not to he depended
on ; fo confident were tome of the merchants of the
kttlement of Conn being in poffeffion of the Englifh,
that orders have been received to get ready particu-
lar alrortments of goods, to be Sipped immediately
for that market, as they are in waist of all Euro.
pran commodities.

• DAUNT LANE THEATRE.
LA night, a new piece, of a rather fingular nruc-
ture, was brought forward at this Theatre, the hte
vary produCtion of Mr. Came, inntleds The la*
lender, ; or, Mug: Fafriataion, which (aid murk, Ne
are given to underfland, is by Mr. CORRI.—IL Is 44-
led an Operstical Drama, of Five Aels ; in the fi -it
of which the fcene nes in China ; in the fecund, ;n
Turkey; in the the third and fourth, in Italy ; and
in the sfth, in England. The principals characters
aro as follow :
Emperor of China Mr. Paws Lc.
Prince r.tnittlitolea Es.risrox.
Koran BRANANI.
O'Gallagher • Jeaurrows.
Ddvo • &lawny&
Grand Viziee BSITLCY.
Ap of the Janlltirtes . DIANNA/.
Dale of Pofilcpo HOLLAND.
Adnalral Lord Hawfir Borrow.
&Huhn. BAUM/7 111.
MlMora Mrs. Pt:masa..
Clioda Moon Tarn.
Saphl BLAND.
Marchlnorti of Merida Signora STORACC
Landlady Mrs. SPAIN&
The Travellers are the Prince of C.lisa, and his
friend Koyan, a mufical enthufiatt r they ars accompa-
nied through Turkey and Italy to England by the
mlther and finer of the latter, difguifed as a Page to
the Prince, with whom the is fecretly in love, and
an /rift Ixiertreter I Thi amoroos warmth of his
Highnefs's difpnlition leads him into Come ferions
difficulties among the jealous Turks and Italians,
from which he is relieved by the addrefs of the fair
isinsgaita.—Arriving in England, Koyan and but filler
find a father. and their mother a hulband, in Admiral
Lord Haeofrr, who it appears had been Caved from
Ihipwreck twenty years before on the coati of China
by a Mandarin, whole daughter he had (meetly mar.
tied, but was compelled to quit, and had fine con-
tinued faithful to his nuptial vows.--The
marries the finer of Aiwa (yowtg Nolvfer) while
Koyan himfelf takes to wife an Italian Marchionefs.
who had accompanied him tsEngland, and the piece
concindes to the fatisfaelion of all parties.
The chief objeft of the author in this piece, as we
are told in a Prologue, well delivered lan night by
Baarutr. is to trace the progrels of mullesl faience
from the EaR to the Well, an idea which is well con-
veyed to the ear by the overture, by far the heft
of Mr. Corri's wnrlc. In other refpeas, Petting
afide Come of the airs, a fmall part of the dialogue,
and the knell and decorations, which are admirable,
this Mujcal Tour is about as dull as that which now
sleeps in cumbrous repofe in the libraries of certain
Cosnoforwi. The curtain did not fall fall night till
nearly half after eleven, and the applaufe then be-
Rowed upon the performance was not altogether on.
qualified.
Ba•stais had but two Tongs yet to Cult him—little
BLAND did not get in ewer,: and fivosace gave little
fatisfaCtion. Mrs. Moomvata appeared throughout
to moll advantage ; and three boys lung a charming
glee. 'Mere were feveral dances and chorufes, but
not of a very brilliant defcription. Cut down to four
ads, however, we think the piece has a good chance
of maintaining its ground. The Theatre was tits-
commonly crowded at the firfl opening-of the doors.

Mr. HARGRAVE, late of Covenc.Qarden Theatre.
has obtained a commiffion in the army, in which ba
formerly held a Captaincy.
Josue Guesses. of Kenmare Ca4lr, Erg. is ap-
pointed High Sheriff of the county of Limerick for
the enfuing year.

The fuccefs of Kovzsaue, as a writer of Travels,
and the univerfal reception of his fucceffive Works
on Rudia, France, and Italy, into every library and
polite circle in Europe, bas determined him to vifit
his favourite country England, and to give to the
world, with his wonted (pith, a view of the State of
Society, Atts, and Manners in thefe fortunate Muds,
which are now become the hope and the dependance
of all nations.

A true bill has been found by the Grand Jury of
Surrey, at the infltnce of Mrs. Nott, againat Mrs.
Hopkins; fo that the intricate notation of th• (bill
with llvo mothers will fpeedily be brought ►o iffue. It
is for an affault laid to have been committed ott this
occafion the bill is found.
A Bill has been found at the Surrey Se ions again@
Baron Hompelch, and four of his domellics, for as
Oink on a Mr. Benge, of Batterfea.
On Thurfday night two gentlemen travelling In
a fingle•horfe chaife, from Arundel to Chicheller,
were flopped about foot miles from the latter place
by a highwayman who prefented a piftol, and de•
manded their money. One of them in:lantly fired
when the villain made off, appatently wonnded.—
One of the gentlemen had iSool. in Bank-notes,
about him.

About nine o'clock this morning, as a young man
was driving a teem along Coventry-ltreet, the boric
took fright, ran down- Whitcombe-Rreet, and, (lath-
ing round into Panton•ftreet, Rove in the window of
the wine vaults at the corner. The horfe fell on
the pavement, and the driver, remaining in the carts
efcaped unhurt.
The dangerous Rapidity of throwing offenfive ar.
tides from the galleries into the pit of a theatre,
feems not yet fufficiently retirained ; a fellow threw
an open knife, a few nights ago, into the pit at Man.
chefter ; but, fortunately, no injury ocedsrea.
The firß.dt awn 5,000 Tickets are Cure to be Prizes.
—Hove iBY & Co. beg leave to Rate to their friends.
and the public, that in confequence of the arrange.
ment of the above benefit., it is maiden to every
adventu'er, that by put chafing before the Lottery
commences Drawing, an important advantage is
obtained: for inflAtice, the firli.drawn Ticket will be
entitled to to,or:/. ; the fortunate holder may renew
the purchafe of an undrasen Ticket with the 221. and
on tlae fecond day obtain 50,025/.; and continue in
do Co un it the firtt 5,000 sat Tickets are drawn out
of the WheeL—Tickets and Shares are felling in

great variety of 'limbers, and at the lowest prim...—.
Prizes paid on demand by Hniensav and Co. the old
sdablilhed State Lottery Offices, 25, Cornhill, 5:,
Charing.Crofi. and St. Nlargalet's hill, Borlugh.
Orders by letter or carrier, executed ex..ftly on the
fame terms at if prefect. The Lottery begin*
Drawing nut Monday Week.

M.A 4f. IriVUARr 21.
Rbit.taitow ig-was cominiffioncd
iitltjßa r.
:11110111100 11.iup of war, was cm
ill I.AIItIACH.
) failed ycilerday for the Nore :
to fail for fome time pat!, but has
Infavniirahle weather.

ccident happened IA Friday to a
3_ VT. Woof), of Cranhrook, who
(hafts of a timber tug. on his re-
as drawn under the wheel, in con•
dies getting entangled. by which
lhocktogly bruited and mangled,
:w minutes.

im Hurkltep the elder. was appre-
;ht befort the Rev. Dr. ()non-
with fleeting a cliper pot, the
Amass, corn chandler this
Sting folly proved, he was com-
e Gaol.
, while the officers were fearching
: above W. Hiask!tep, they difco-
arked with the broad snow, the
; they had been ftrilen from the
id in a Ming heap. Mrs. Huck-
of destroying a tea board, while
arching the pumices. Hu:kitep
am the houfe, and fecreted himfelf
item; a (WEI fearch having been
three days, he was with tome dif-
ia retreat and fecured.
reek the younger Lefler, one of the
be concerned in the rnbbety of
apprehended by the Dow.ftreet
all.
ingutar charge has been made be-
at Marlborough ftreet:—A young
I a celebrated Italian finger, charg-
bewitching her ! The complaint
roufed the indignation of her mif-
the addreffes of an old gentleman
• her fuitor, and the being appre-
marriage nate would loon deprive
nant's ferviee at balls, Itc.fhe was
'he continued to Mien to her lover,
would difpoffefs her of all perennial
vengeance on ber bodytby deform-
yes Rated hereelf to be in poffeffion
brown breaft. The complainant,
er, loft her voice, which was before
r frame became covered with forts,
:r to prefernlais complaint, as the
sing redrefs. The miltrefs, in a fit
Iber break and expofed herfelf to
n convince them that the charge
safe was difcharged, after exciting
ear.
kretold. W. Smith. and G. Saw-
eommitted from Shadwell Offset
r quantity of lead from Shadwell
Poole was charged at Wodhip-
picking a gentleman's pike,
.14
tabling (crewel memorandums, Ike.
declining to profecute, be was Cent
r.
perfons in cehody for forging Ma-
were re-examined at the Thames
I, notwithtlanding the arguments of
moor, were remanded for re•exa•
f the fubferibing witneffs to th;
is under (faience of tranfportation
:eiring Palen goads.-
.d Valentine and White, and two
etty theft, were on Tuefday coin-
Tbe Sailor aecufeti of felonioully
Ohmic while lying ill in St. Tho.
thereby receiving from Mr. Finset
d Cage at Newington. a fun of
ais hands, was yelterday brought
atit4 of fume length gook place.
ended.
ag the man who was convihed of
tt, at the Fate Middlefes &giant,
, Wagg, the Magidrate, was whip-
-1 from Allan Church to the houfe
the top of the village, purtuant

;onre, nn his way to the Subkrip-
bury (in honour of the late brio
and Mt the brnefirrif the widow',
men who fell on that ocralion).
avoid a carriage, was rode over
happily fullained no material in-

ng Thomas Whittington. Efq. of
r Beth, met win a dreadful ac-
inery of his thre(hing•mill caught
and ftaElured the nppofite collar-
ir way of recovery. •
Lieutenant Layton and his hro-
down Cockney.f.ane, Norwich,
coming in contad with a coach,
out, and Lieutenant L. had his
places ; his brother fortunately

laekney-eroach mat driving along
o Win, And an elderly gentleman,
e, and the door flying open, one
Itrown out and feverely bruited.
is kept their tuts, And did not

Patterfun the Attorney flood M
11 of New gate, nn Toefday, Mr.
r at Hendon, who had jai come
bay for timitl4ield-market. was
crowd by a gang of pick's( ckets,
his pocket 105.. k, containing sal.
tar off with their huoty.
FSTI.—An Ingnifepon was taken
Pancras workhmife, on the body
pauper, who was killed on Thus f
mney pot which was blown from
Fe. Three otl.eis were wounded
Verdi& Amdentall Death.

taken the fame day on the body
,yuet.vender, who fell from the
e in I)arkhoufe lane, in which he
riotnns behaviour in the aat ket.
at Death.

_ wile ode, 6.

From 'be LONDON CAtItTrE, ganuary tr.

MII 'TALI PROMOTIONS.
Walt OFFIVE, PVC al.
Royal teems* of Hntfc Guards - George stone. Gem to be
Comet, hereetbare, vice Cooper. who retires
tit Regiment It Diagoona--Cotoct Criarki One Chun Cryfpigng
to he Lketenain, without pa:chafe, kite Stott, who mire*.
istblibighasimk dr Light theagoons.:.Lieutanant -500 w, from
the add' AM. tribe Lleetewswe,wklkout purchafe.
t6th Gimmunlilliti WO Railhar. Oem. to be Cornet, by por-
thole. Wee Led dilwitralgami.
aad l'ittlin4Annellantx., . Besidell to be Captain of a Troop,
by dice Reis ' kthe 16th Foot.
sstb 1)110o-stlenry M. pet, to be Cornet, yi itbout
ittiralatswiee 1 le the sods Light Drawees
341 Region* of
be virtediverwerappetnted to thaCeistisla '
a =sof the gob Pia. General William WO
imanktnurierfig Odd of LA of Pagbarp) to bl:, rerftgar4l4.7
Owl gt;MIBA Vil Mgrsd Draper to be: .kattfitt
Oseptimfigat heap George int 6 Irs be
Lienandetivlie
sd Restininget Non-. joie Garden to be Lieutenant, Vice 1
ilbiller.Ailitalcd. jebn Iggibeese, Gent. to be /infirm, vice
&Idea
yth Dittm-Lleiitenini Saltine! Horton to he Captain of a Com-
pany, vice Cluke, &teak& Oliver Miller, Gout. to be Lieu-
tenant, rice Horton.
16th DittoQuerter-Matter Pringle Hall. front the BM Pont to
be Entigo, without purthefe, Mee Durhel, whore appointment
has not tsken plate. Charles Machin Marren. Gent. to be
Fitlign, vice Alemutdets wbufe appointment has tint taken place.
filth Ditto-.Serjeantyhdajnr Richard Haytkont to be Quarter.
Metier, Mee Atkins, demsfed.
Silt Ditto,iccond Lieutenant James Mellis to be rirft limte.
nant, by purchaft, vice French, who retires. John Ruffell,Stat.
to be Second Lieutenant, Y. about purebafe, vice Jame. Mackey,
appointed to the 64th Foot.
sad Regiment of Foot-Robert Welt Hoe, Gent. to be Second,
Lieutenant, by purehafe, 'acclaims, promoted. John H. Ha-
sse& Gent. to be ditto, without iumbafe, vice Markay, pro.
moted in the 34th Foot.
gift Ditto-Lieutenant Charles Bayley, from the r3th Fbot, to
be Adjutant, with the Rotte of Lieutenant, vice Candler, pro-
moted in the 300 foot.
37th Ditto -John Spread Crofts. Gene to be Enfign,without pilr•
chafe. vies Nieuwe% whore appointment has nut taken place.
40th Dftte..-Enfign Robert Petty Stewart to be Lieutenant,
vrithont Archaic, vice Pepper, promoted in the aft Ceram
Battalion; Alfred &tact, Gent. to be Enfign, by Parchafe.'
vice Balkh, promoted; Thomas Detbmts Fl ankh's, Gant. to
• be !nap. vice Stewart.
pith Dina-Lieutenant Duncan Campbell from the ift Gard-
foo Battalion, to be Lim:tenant, without Patchett.
*a Ditto-EntigirTbotnas Rogers to be Lienteanot, by Por-
thole. rice Danny. who retires.
soth Ditto-Bohr John Bruttoo to be Lieutenant, Without Pun
chafe, vice Major appointed to the 13th Light Dragoons;
Francis Fuller, Gent. to be Ear, vice Bretton
6otb Ditto-James Wilton, Gent. to be &Ago, without Purthefe,
vice Hammond detested.
Mit Ditto--kobp M. Irving to be I.kutenant, without Pg.
chafe, vice Falconer, promoted in the 83d Feat ; Stewart.
Gent, to be Ealign,vicc trying.
End Ditto-Edward Parker, Gent. to be Enlign, without Purely"
vice Cotter, appointed to the Sid Post.
63d Ditto--Enfign Cohn Thompfon, from the Seth loot, to be.
Lieutenant, without Purclufe.
64th Ditto-Captain John Wardlaw, from the t itk Poston*
Major, by Purehafe, vice Gahm*, presaged in thee
Lost; Stoned Lieutenant fames Mackay, foam as us Puss
to be &Ain, without Purcbafe, vice Denely, prestiedki ibt
sit Welk India gait.
66th Ohio-Henry Charles Frani. Gent. to be Rouge, whitest
?archaic, vice Blake, appointei to the 16th Light Dragoons.
yoth Ditto-.Lieetataitt --Poe, from the 17th Pose, to be
Lientenent, :without Purebeit, vice Ohing, appointed to the
5716 Fate : Donall MlClnntag, Gent. to be Engirt, without Po&
chafe, vice Gray, promoted.
pad Dino-Lieutenant John Lobb Strinier, from the ad Dm-
some, mite Captabt el a Csinyealy. by Purehafc, vice Tucker,
75th DlSOlorLialetolsooS4ldollel ilessmi lierlstra.tres Het Pay
of she boa ad MEOW llettalica, to he Llenteatenneugand,
via iliiidtml. ages"
Ilga HitismAntheny Rid, Gent. to be Rodin, without Parchafe,
Age Said, preempted in the 87th Foot i Saileat-hhior
II =
es it Qu itet-ideftes. vice Hall, ~part..,part.lF=
it
la 4 Roskr of Foot--Enadd Michael Bennie to be idenes
=iff/Wll4, degeared i Etillgn William Cotter, fronton
We In be Wigs Via DirDiC.
Anil Mili.4l•ll 4 p pass Stewart, front the 47th rest. is be
wYbeet V:=l. b 4 P 4nt wcitthEou% Purshafagn lee! Begot,
fruir
Ibe
.
712,.....
Gregory, Gent. to be Enka, without Pm.
. • • 1116 lenwertb. pramuted.
HisasibillinnOel. &Ft:Segall to be Linn:nem, by parade.
' ~_ gllis_l4ll,lo‘.. gcsgeoted.

tit Wit buil 1R iiment--Jotut Kirk, Gent. to be Paso, with •
not pewahare, Wm Hewes, wings Appointmust has not taken
beeto—aamtiels Cates, E(q. to be Paymatter, Wee Carroll

Mon% legiment—A. Du Southlane, Gent. to be Who, vice
Begs, appointed to the 60th Foot.
jd Oarrlicin Battalion—J.unes Imlach, Gent. to be Enagn, vice
Mrard, promoted in the sorb Foot.
• BREVET.

lieutenant OsMari John Dorien, of the Royal Regiment of Hoge
Guards, to beColuoel in the Army.
• 1-1051'1 TAL STAFF.
Samuel Irving, M. D. to be Phyfician to the Forces, vice Home,
who refigna.
The King's German Legion.
ad Regiment of Draguous—Major General Otto Baron Schutte to
be Colonel Commandant, with the temporary rank of Major
General; lieutenant Colonel Baron Vflthelm to he
Lieutenant Colonel, with temporary rank of Colonel.
To be Majors, with temporary Rank—Captains Baron Heim.
burg, and de JOrquleres.
To be Captains of Troops, with temporary Rank—Captains
Kiare. Filcher, Lucdcr, At Muller, hergatann, Luderitz, de
Willed, and deZiegefir.
To be Lieutenants. with temporary Rank—Lieutenants Wilmer-
ding, de Weyke, Meyer, Clewer, Auhagen, dc Lifeben, Frier-
land, and Luderitz.
To be Cornets—Cornets Bornemann, Struve, Baron Uttar, Quen-
tin, Preken • Seg:rs, Luderitz, and Baron Bulow.
To be Adjutant, with the temporary Rank of Captain Lieutenant
—Lieutenant de Siechard.
To be Veterinary Surgeon— Kocb, Gent.
t 6: Regiment of 1.414 Dragoons—Lleatenant Frederick Baron
Vas to be Adjutant, wrlth temporary rank of Captain, vice
Wicring,pronitred In the ad Light Dragoons.
Dltto--Major ---- de jonquieres to be lieutenant Colonel,
with temporary. mok.
-To be Captains of Troops,with temporary rank—Captains Baron
Grote, and Baron Iffendorff; Adjutant Fredeilek Wkring, from
the sit light Dragoons.
To be I.lentestant, with temporary Rani,
To be Lieut nant—C'rnet Diederick Baron Dirring.
To be Cornets—Cornet Mete, vice Dieting, promoted,
Erneft Baron Below ; Baron Hock.
gd Ditto—Captain ----- Otto to be Captain of a Troop, with
tempaeary rank.
sit liatithas of Ike Line—Captain Baron Minigerode robe Cap-
tain of a Company. whit temporary rank, vice Berger, appoint-
ed to the ;tb Battalion.
"To he be lieutenants with tempora-y rank--Lieutenants Frede-
rick Baron Gotham, de Gerßein, and Baron Gorben, jun.
ad Battalion of the Line.
To be lieutenants' with temporary rank—lieutenant George
from the Depot Company; Lieutenants S:offregen, Majus.
To be lieutenant—.Eufign Antalya dc Munch, vice Zorn, de-
ceafed
To be Enfign, Greve, Scot. vice Munch.
3d Battalion of the Line.
To be Lieutenants, with temporary rank—lieutenants Tomlin,
and de Bachtili.
To be licittenant.-4.1c0.-
Depot

Clcve.

it Moots* Cankmano, from the

4th on of
Banal; " •t.be
To be Linde:lints, with temporary raok..-Liesiniatii Hottet
&bilelnhere. eel & Schlueter.
th Diato—Capeds —lawn (Aar to be Major, with tamp,
racy rack.
To he Lieutenants, with temporary rank,-Lieutenents &Reds
de Nlandelflub, a-d Sander.
To he Lieutenant—Milian Jult Lotlemann.
To be Lieutenant, with temporary rank—Eollin Meyer.
To be Adjutaot-.Lientenaot ChrillianßuonWorrib,vice Hard
promoted
- -

promoted.
l Battalion of the Lino—Lientenatit-Colonel Auguring Hiroo
Halite* to be Calonel Commandant, with temporary rank ;
Major Francis Baron Altea to be Lieutenant Colonel, with tem-
porary rank; Major Baron Behr to be Major, with temporary
rank of Lieutenant Colons.!; Captain Baron leareeng to be Ma-
r jor, with temporary rank.
To be (linable .f Campania, with temporary rook—Captains
Ferdinand Baron Ompteda, George Sort, do Lamentation, Jun.
Peter de Hurzlg, Henry Oraefe, Anthony Bodes Melchior
Baron Dean, and Adjutant Lewin de Marling, from the ith
Battalion.
To be Lieutenants, with temporary rank-.-Lientertants Marks de
r Dairen, Erna! de belie., George Wolkenbear, Julius de Horn,
froderiek de Reigutiont, de Breudia, da Weyhe, Mublenfeld,
Auguitos de Ham Keck Tests, J+ Anthony, and Witting.
Ilan liMam—Salline a 1.% itiertmlibethnediinnmoiGeorac
Ramis Diering, John klubleirret, and jefreph lSeriting, Gent.
To he Adjutant, with the risk efLkinciunt—Enfign Fredt rick
Munter, from the ad Bmegalion of the Line.
To he tZt_tarter-Maller-sirtieutenant John l.utrermann.
yth Ditto—Major General Frederick Baron Drechfel to he Culgh
.gel Commendint, witk temporary rank of Major General.
Limnos* Colonel Siegerninnd Baron Low to be LICII tel: ant Co-
lonel, with temporary rank of Coinnel.
To be Meieng, seitbionporary Rank—Captains Philip Muller,
and -- as Dorm
To be Capable of Companies, with temporary Rank-,-Captalet
de L.timu. kit. de 'leaser, de Hartwell', Lewin Baron
Deckah Aly. Rebind Segel, and Anguilu• de Berea, front
the tilliattallan of the Line.
To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rank—Lieutenants Coulen.
Cuvren, Blithe, Brenham, de Loreeke, Volga, Hemme, Suchard,de &blunter, Killer; Entigus Severin and Delius.
To be Enfigni—Ecfigns Wattenberg, de Wriftierg, Baron Han-
Ban, Baron Freytag, Baron &Witt, Baron tiodenberg, Berea
Weorkftern, and -- do Hugo. Gent.
To be Militant, with the temporary Rank of L
tenant Doiius
To be Quarter Matter—Lieutenant -I-- Beetbgen.
ill Battalion of Light Infantry.
To be Lonalmante, with temporary Rand.a.-Uotteuents Delhi%
Itaresuberg, and de Gratiecneyer.
ad Ditto.
To be Lloiesoeuts. with temporary Rtskai•Lleutenants bodes,
rMilligill"1"11 faith
ter~eitle.m.
Dof , rice TiteDulge r, be
ted tomtit ad
A*limit Lieutenant Rupert to be Licute-
Mc inkilsnteerary tank . vice Co:denten, transferred. •
allinnitliswi,Mane Frederick Kunze to be second Captain,
Obis somparety mink.
=l'. —.- V Inmenbieh, Gent. to be Sagged Lieutenant
•irnuat—Enrign itslph Mien, of the Syth Foot, is raper-
. Aid, being stand without leave.
oklate•lsc g oincs. pal P 7.
Corps of Royal Artillery Drovers.
Ballad Lieutenant Commiffary Edward Stanley to be Fl ft Lieu- -
AMR Oesimitirci dear Flinders, wise Patina; lairft Litlite -
ape eery Lane to be Captain Commlffary.
Talk Wilertenant Caugustifaries—Second Lieutenant Cont.
.

Smith, vice Lase; Musette Toadie', John
Prkit., George Oliver, Robert White, and Francis Freiman.
To be Second lieutenant Comnii(cariis—Enfign Wm. Cartheit,
train the 36th Reginacat of Prot, vke Taufwell ; Thou James
Ashford, Gent. vise PrkA Abercrornby, Gent. vice
Oliver; Rice, Gent vies White ' • Benj. D. Nichol!, Gent.
vice Freeman, and Geo.Wilkinfee, Gent. All dated Jar. t, lion.
Commiffion in The Royal Eall London Regiment of
Militia, figned by his Majefly's Commiltoners of
Lieutenancy for the Paid City.
Claudius Stephen Hunter, RN. and Alderman, lobe Lieetee ant
Colonel, vie jeonings,difplaced. Dated Jan. to, 3806.
CommilEona in Volunteer Corps, figned by his Ma.
jelly's Commiffinners of Lieutenancy for the City
of London. Dated Dec. 34, 18os.
7th Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers.
Captain Win. flewfon to be Major, vice Pratt. promoted; Lieut.
W. Winn to be Captain. van Rewfos, promoted; Lieut.
jobataiden Dolt= to be ditto, vice Qtbere, reaped ; &Ingo
"rbomeamith,jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant, viceWilfon.protnot.
-id, and Rap Wm. Weill to be dittoiTtee Downes. promoted.

• .
Recife Office Volurstoem—sacorgeWarfian,Efq.to be Captain, vice
Dampier, refired. and Thomas Richards. Gent. to be Enfir,
vice Sayer, refired.
Commiffion in the 3d Battalion rf DnrfetVolunteers,
• figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Daniel Htimphrp, Gant to be Enlgn, vice Roberts, rerigned.—.
pated January 3, 'Sok.
Committone in the TewlteiburyVolunteer Infantry,
figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Captain John Pi ttNlnd to be Maj or• Commandant, and Lieutenant
jameaKinfbury to be Captain, vice Nind, promoted. Dated
May to, 18os.
Enfign and Adjutant Arflin Raker to be Lieutenant. vice King
flAry,proatoted; John Riebarilfon.Gent.to be Enfign, vice ba-
ker, promoted, and Chunky Elanaltm, Gem . to be QL.lanCr•
Mailer. Dated Get. 29, albs.
Ea asTu it in titc Gazette of the 28th of December.
1 ft Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia.
For Lieutenant Wm. Mitchell to be Captain, vice Nathan Gar-
rick. refired. Fnfign Jacob Bath to be Litutenant, vice Mit-
chell. Doted Dee. 37, 18os,
Read Lket. Wm. Mitchell to be Captain, vice Nathan Garrick,
refired. Enlign Jacob lath to be Lieutenant, vice 'Mitchell.
Dated Dee. 25, 005.

DIVIDENDS.
January go. Francis Bartow, of Nuttingham, holier, at eleven, at
the Punetallow', Nottingham.
January aS. john Barriman, of Brewer-ftreet, Pimlico, parifh of
Si. George,iiinever-fonare, Middlefex, Soria, dealer and chap-
lums, at twelve, at Guildhall.
February s. Edward Woodroffe, of the point of Wollaftene,
falmssefterildre, iron manufatturer, dealer and elummart, at ten,
as the Beaufort Arms, Chepftow. Monmouthihire.
Feb. t. Jrieph Sargeant, late of Ruffla.eourt, Milk-ftrect, Landon,
wareboufeman, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Feb 4. Edward Davis and William Phillips, of Church-fiteet,
Lambeth, Surrey, brewers and copartners, dealers and ehapmen,
at twelve. at Guildhall.
-.. . .

Feb. 7. John Crofbie, of Liverpool, matter and mariner, at one, at
the Globe 'Pavem, Liverpool
Feb 7. Henry Pennington, of liverpool, money•fcrivener, at one,
at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
Feb. a. William Blinkhorn and John Mufgrave, of Fofter-lane,
Cheapfide, London, merchants, hilt weavers, dealers, chapnten,
and eopartners, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Feb. 5. William Gardner, of Coventry, filkman, dealer and chap-
man, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Coventry.
Feb. 4. Williams Greenly, of the pearl' of St. Martin, Hereford,
hop•merchant,aktitTell, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Hereford.
Feb. 4. Robert Artoa, of York, linen.draper, at eleven, at the
Black Swan Inn, Coney-artier, York.
Feb. 7. Jacob Houlroyd, now or late of Soughwood, lora of
Halifax, Yorkfhire, drsler and chapman, at ten, at the King's
. .

Had, Holmhrt , Yorkllure. .
Feb. 7. Samuel Walker, of Manchefter, cotton manufaelurer, at
three, at the Commercial Inn, Manchelter.
Fcb. 8. William Levcridge, of Shoreditch, Middlefes, cabloet..

ntalter, at twelve. at GtiikibiU.
Feb. t. Charles Knight. or i:ondon.ftreet. Fitzroy-rquare, Mil.

and pi-loather, at twelve, at CW.1,911111. •
Fels. 4. Charles PoMoron, of Havant, Hants, flaopkerper, at i( n,

at guildhall. London.
b 4. Philemon Pownall, now or Inc of Piccadilly, Midillefer,

- banker, at one, at Gulkilkail.
S. b. 4. William Oration and Janie', &aeon. of St. Mary at Hill,
I.taidun, aterchatita, brokors sod copattuers, at ten, at terildba It

*E wßlrg7 s.

Coat, EXCIANOI, /AC ti —The ar-
rivals of Wheat today are few, but a tqlerable quan-
tity on hand, (ales ate retry dbil, and tbufe made are
rather cheaper—Bailey continues extreme difficult
of fate, the Maltafers expe6ing a further
Grey Peas are cheaper—Ord Beans fu,
and but here—there ate

tedufties—
ippnr t their
rice, ...et • few confiderible
quantities of Oats at hand, and this trade is quota{
st rather lets price—many tales of Flour at lets than
the prices quoted.
URNRRAL CURRENCY AS 1741011
'Meat, 46s 38s 68s per qr. .rey Pule 3os 33$
Noe Ditto, 700 7U 6d Deans, sas 56.
RV, 351 40110 d Tide Ditto 414.484. od
Barley, alts 334 od Oat,. 24S 1511.
Wit, 641 711 ad Poland ditto au 3os od
Milo Peak, 341 41s ad II Ape Seed, 38144 per left.
?Elea 01 /1.0171.
Netwilleer 6os to 61s. Seconds gse to dos per fut.
PAIGE OF HOPI IN THE IX/ROUGH MARXEI
New Bap 61 of to A 7s I Pockets 41 6s to lit IS:
!MCI Of MAT AID s rit Art IN MI INFIRLD.
01.1 Hay, 41 os to 41 S,—Dover 31 os to 41 id
Lad Yeses 31 os to 41 411,,StrAW, 11 LOS to 21 sad
COAL )44%KE,r. Joaury 2s•
Ships at Market ' 88Ipetold Price
itairadtsraeal set 474 od to 141 6d.
a Sentierised o p:s pi to otis ed
s Stara Coal o oos ad
s Cinders *s ais 04
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Cods pit 441ROPIr. **Ultra,
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tet olieltackeisk, or