Star.
London, England, 1805-03-11 00:00:00

NWITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, MITCH B.—Arrived this day the John
privateer, Captain MiPereasos, very leaky; alfo
the Princefs Augulia packet, Tuotersom, with mails
from Jamaica, in 38 days; the left lying there his
Majeßy's (hip THISRUS, of 74 guns, which haft jug
returned from a cruise, very leaky; alto his Maier.
ty's (hip Faaacatis, of 44 guns, and Prince Adol-
phus packet, Bousseasors, which arrived at Jamaica
the 25th January, after beating of a French priva-
teer ; the packet brings no particular news : the Af-
(nobly at Jamaica has prefented a very (Iron re-
:no:n(4am on the meafures adopted by this Govern-
inent, in not ',Emitting corn to be imported in Ame-
rican bottoms. Several Spanifb velfels were detained
and fent into Jamaica: on the arrival there of the
Joan BULL cutter, in 30 days from Plymouth, with
difpatches, (laid t. contain a declaration of war
again& Spain,) the EWA flag was homed over that
of the' Spanilh.—Sailed his bLijelly's. (hip ',mow-
STANT, of 36 guns, Capt. Dixon, with twelve tranf-
pens, for Cork, and his Majetty's !hip Ay/emcee, of
18 guns, Capt. Wstrri, with fix fail under convoy
for Lilbon.—Arrived the (hip Aquilon, Capt. PAOO-
- and the Coverdaile, RooLtY, from London for
Ireland, to wait convoy for the Weft Indies ; alfo ar-
rived the Falcon. Swoon, from Poole for Youghall.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 4.—Came iR the LADY WAlL-
ass, of a guns, from the eattward, with a fleet of
vefels under her convoy; NAIAD, of 38 guns, front
a cruise; and the HILIR a, of t 8 guns, from ditto.
Sailed the Foot:mown., of 84 guns, to join the
Channel fleet.

PORTSMOUTH. MARCH ro.—Sailed the MIRIAM
and AURORA hoops of war, on a cruise. Wind S.E.
YARMOUTH, MARCH lo.—Arrived the John armed
Grip from the North, and a flag of truce from Hol-
land, with difpatches ; the hoop failed immediately
after. Yellerday arrived the Palmtops frigate from
a cruise, MOSILLI hoop of war, and ANI brig; the
latter has brought difpatchei of importance. This
day failed the John armed (hip. The Buys& hoop
of war will take the trade from this port to Tonnin.
gen, as foon as wind and weather permits. The (hips
in the Roads are the Moursourn, Rear-Admiral
Russel.; Antelope, Ardent, Adamant, Infpeaor,
Scout, Cormorant, and Moffelle hoops; la Conllance
and Penelope frigates ; Vixen and Ann gun brigs r
Drake, Badger, and Princels of Wales cutters.

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FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
ORA sssss D. Mwac■ B.—Paled by, the Caroline (a prise)
from Havanna.; Two Friends, M.Neil, from Charleftnn ; Nile,
POW, from Surinam ; Little lien, Gray, from St. Michael; Pearl,
Amy, from Leghorn ; and Argo, Kansan from Waterford.—
Sailed the Anne. Scott, for the Raft India; Amazon, Chrittbell,
far Newfoundland; Mary, Payffter. for Waterford; and Maria
Elisabeth Wydenham, for Tonnlngen.

TIONOPPItIZE-MONEY.
E-MO N E
Tie Hoop Atalente, foe the capture of the Sip Ocean and her
cargo, Jtme 7, Ohs, will be paid on board the Atalanta, at Ply-
mouth, the isth Minot, and recalled every Tuefilny and Friday
for three years.
The guo brig Center, for tie re-eaptore of thaUnacirstity. No-
vember 17, idoe, will be paid on board the Cenfor, uo her ar-
rival M Ifermonili, and recalled at Mb. 37. Scatbanipetra-ftreer,
Covent-Clerden, every Wedoefday and Saturday for three years.
The Om." for the recapture of the Illza, February it, ziO4,
will be paid at No. 7, %brook, on Thurfday, the s tit tenant,
aid meld airy Tbufilay sod Saturday for
.three ram

if,et Ir. L ANZ.

aim mccuAxos, mAlta it.

The fee% fupplies of Wheat hereto•day are ra..iict,
&oft, and the buyers principally declining pfefzi);
prices, caufes few (ales to be effeaed ; fine is as dear
—inferior famples heavy, and at lefs—Good Dant-
zic about tt6s. per quarter—Barley, with Malt, at
little difference of price.—The demand for Bea
continuing, caufes better prices for this article—
There is a good fupply of Oats, chiefly of Friday's
famples, and the file heavy at a trivial reduEtion.—
Flour in plenty, and much from the North, at
prices, nearly as laR week.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Vaunt, 764 904, soBa per qr. Grey Peafe 4os. to 431.
Fiat D o, attli. ILµ od. Beans, 441 sos. od.
Rye, As. 63e. od. Tick Ditto 421.485. od
822121, 442 494 od. Oats, ads. as. 31a.
Malt, 765. Bas. od. Poland ditto, ss& 335. 6d.
White Pear; 434 494.0 d. Cinquefoil, 301. 401.'
Rape SeA, 441. to 471. per fad.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Rout kis. to 901. Seconds lios. to 83s. per rack.
riON TNa LONDON (MUTTS, SATIIRDAT, SeAtal 9.
AVctage Price of Cum in England and Wales, from the returns
ending the ad of March,
Wiwat. Rye, Barley. I Oats. Beans. Pale.
s. d. a. s. d. a. d. a. d. s. d.
91 8 39 0 47 9 27 3 47 s Iso n
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
la the week ending March 6, is 335. 4'd per hundred weight.
COUNTRY MARKETS.

retrial)). WI/1111AT TVS lOLLOWIDIC M I.
RAMMOVIORA.+WheIIt 8411 Aid to 1101 Od per quarter.
Batley ass od to 49i ad !Beans 40 od to 56s od
Oats 24s od to los od Peafe oos od to 53s 64
klaitsetsuems.=.Wheat Eos ad to not od per Q.
Barley 48s od to su od I Boos sot od to s6s od
Oats ags od to 343 Od Pcafe 545 od to Ps ed
Nassaoar.—Wheat 63s od to tate ad per qr.
Bartel, 443 od to s3s od I Beans .5211 od to sem od
OM 23/ C4l to 284 od Pure 52s od to 58s od
HiNLZT —Wheat 65s od to rsos od per O.
Barley 45s cd to Sts od I Beans 45s od to Sts od
Oat' 241 cd to 3rl cd Pcafe 48s od to s4s 04
RIADINCI.-.-Whel,t 66+ ad to 1301 od per Qr.
Barley 451 od to Sts od Beans 464 od to !,Si od
I
Oats 24$ 6d to aB4 od Pcafe 47s od to sets od

It is Rated In the Dutch papers, that Bomaraava
has tent to the King of Paussta the decorations cf the
Legion of Honour, and that his Prullian Majelly fent
to Paris in return five orders of the Black Eagle.
The Queen Dowager of Pao ssu died on the asth
ult. after a month's illnefs.
There was on Saturday a full and fplendid meeting
of the Highland Club, at which a number of the Lhief
Nobility and Gentry of Scotland attended, dreffed in
the ancient garb of the country, to receive his Royal
Highnefs the Duke of Suss gx and Earl of Invernefs
as a member. His Highnefs was alfo fuperbly dreffed
in a Highland garb (the fete of the Invernefs plaid)
highly embroidered. The Marquis of DOUGLAS was
in the chair, and the day and night were !pent with
joyous feßivity.
Lift of the Minority in the Houfe of Lords on
Ftiday, on the moti.w of 1.,,rd Kivu, for a Corn.
mittee to Enquire into the Military Ellabliihmentst
Sec. &c.
Duke of Claret=
Norfolk
Devon
Bedford
Richmond
°tartan
St. Alban.
Mamie of Buckingham
Bute
Stafford
.anfdowne trifeount Hereford
Headfort Maynard
limo baby Lord De Clifford
Suffolk St. John
Carlifie Walpole
Fitzwilliam King
8p racer Stayed!
Berkeley Grantley
Thaoet Grenville
Alb‘marie Dundas
Peterborough Yarborough
Chohnondeky Carrion
Stanhope Hutch infon
Portftnouth Minto
Guildford Cawdor
Cowper Bifhop of Bangor.
ABSINT-.Marls St. Vincent and Prosy, Darlington, Pglintows,
Montfort, Say and Sele, Foley, Fite.

Earls Tankerwille
CarnaryoQ
Lekefta
Fond=
Darnley
Caifilis
Stair
Breadatbane
Bi.tborough
Moira

'1 he Earl and Counters of HARDWICK& honoured
the Dublin Theatre with their pretence on Saturday
evening. The Houk was filled with elegant com-
pany. The performance was at different periods in•
terrupted by the vocifcrations of a few inebriated per-
tons, whole condua did not efcape the penetrating
eye of his Excellency. There offenders againft decency
did not confine their aaions to the Theatre—they at-
tacked the watch in Dante-fireet, with drawn fwords
and, we are happy to fay, to their own complete dig
comfiture. It is a pity that men, into whole hands
weapot.s are entrulted for the protection of the laws,
should have been the firft to violate them.
On his paffage from Bengal to Bombay, where he
intended to embark for his native country, was lately
drowned, Court Awnsesow, M. D. Surgeon of his
Majefly's 75th Regiment, and who had ferved about
35 years as a Surgeon in the Army. During the
American war, he was in that country as Surgeon
of the tsth Foot—during the laft 25 years he ferved
in India tucceffively, as Sut geon of the 7 t it, 77th, and
75th Regiments. As a profedional man, and a man of
fceince, the fervice could not boaft of an abler for his
humanity and focial qualities, Dr. Attniason was
efleemed and beloved throughout India."

HIGN COURT or ADattßALTY.—Wednefday the
Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudi•
cation of diet:Rowing cafes :
Three Brothers, Graham mater.—lt appeared that this reed
fet fail from Dublin, for the pit-pole of going to Falmouth. in
*Ater to jots convoy, to proceed to Dominica, but was ran foua
of by a grad belonging to Liverpool; In coal:gut-nee of which,
the matter and crew thought it prudent to abandon her, for tl a
prefervation of their lives; and atter floaung above 4 hours of
the Devonfhire malt, the wird was met by a cutter, w leh took
?elation of heir, and tooted her f-fely into port.—Tbt Court In
this cafe prossoare-ii a moiety of the value of the Slip and cargo
as a remuneradoo to the (elvers.
Image Garit Bart, Croon vefel. made? pretrial'
colours, iftleu with* a cargo of wheat. vinera., 1 v;r;otta oda=
articles, was going to Bane, la Spains,at the time of her esp.
tarermln this care, the (hip and cargo were 18 o ed, 100 j-Et to
the Captors tapalCct of taking tie dcpofitioas.
Boa Jefts., matchwaso section of bixtatle-.
Ship reftored, with fr.4`it.
'TheCoort, after &fixing of Come other claims
of gootlet adjoutupd to Wedooklay

mestotaxpod.

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Imago Meander Preedfoot, of the ad Well India Regiment,
who was fuperfeded ie the Gazette of the sad ult la reinftated se
Ls rank.

Lieutenant Macey, of tbt t sth Foot, is fuperfedeL
ontinancn-ortirt MATCH 7.

Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Second Lieutenant Henry *ley to be Firft Lieutenant, vice
H. Megp, reflgned. Dated February tB, dos.
Second Captain George Crawford to be Captain ; Firit Lieutenant
David Storey to be Saeond Captain. vice Crawford; Second
Lieutenant James A. Ch.dmer to be Fiat Lieutenant, vice Sto-
rey. Dated March I, dos.
011.DN•WCZ-OPFICE, MAtCH 9,11105.
Corps of Royal -

..rt Thornton, Gent. io be Second
Lieutenani. Dated Nov. s, Sne.
Commiffions in the Royal Eaft London Regiment of
Militia, figned by his Majedy's Commitlioners of
Lieutenancy for the City of London.
To be.Liernenants.—EnOgn Jas. Delaney, vice Buckley, rellined.

Dated January at,
Rawl W. R. Taylor, vice Thomas, ragned. Feb. a 5, ISOS.
To be Enfign*—Henry Warmingtou, Gent vice Earlier, ragned.
Dated January 23, 11103.
Dank! Flower:inv. Gent. vice Pcarfe,prornota. Jan. 24, 1805.
George Scotland, Gent, vice Delaney, promoted. Dated January
25, 0105.
Commiffions in Volunteer Corps, figned by his Ma-
jeß 's of Lieutenancy for the City
of London.
sth Regiman of Loral London Volunteers—Lieutenant William

Wit&lt to be Captain, vice Denning, ritfigned. Dated Ja-
nuary 26, 1805.
6tb Ditto—John Goldwyn Andrews, Gent. to be Affißant•Sur-

goon. Datctl January :9. iSoS.
Cullom Houfe Volunteers.
To be Captains--Lieutenant Ferdinand° Anderdon, and Lieute-
nant Frederick Gibfon. Dated January 19, 1805.
To be LieutensoteEnSgn Thomas Whitmore, and Enfign David
Maclean. Dated January 19, silos.
To be Rains...Jobe Lampfos,Gent. and Richard JohnWilliama,
Gait. Dated January 19, sSos.
Commiffi ons in the Norfolk Milita, figned by the Lord
Lieutenant.—Wetiern Regiment.
Henry Morley. Erg. to be Captain, vice Bailey. Dated Sep-
tcmber at, 1804.
Enfign Bean to be lieutenant, vice Topcoat:, promoted.
Dated January ta, alas.
Charles Whitby, Gent. to be Enkn, vice Moure, promoted.—
Dated September 17, 1804.
Liward Damao', Gent. to be Erdign. Dated January 22,1805.
Eileen Regiment.
Henry Mallifon,Geat. to be Lieutenant. Dated Ott .1, tilcs.
Archibald Hope, Gent. to be &alp. Dated Nov. 26,_1804._

Commidioub in the Royal Chelhire Militia► figned by
the Lo►d Lieutenant.

Thomas William Egerton, Efq. to be Captain, vice Booth Grey,
refired. Dated February 7, tßos.
John Seott,Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb 7, dos.
John Miller, Gent to be Enlign. Dated Feb. at.
C..ornmiffions in the Third Lincoln Milit:a,
figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Richard Brackeubury,Efq. to be Lieutenant-Culuncl. Dated Feb-
ruary 12,.11105._

Dadley, Gent. to be rap. Dated February 6, t Sos.
Commiflions in the Dorletthire Dlilitig, figncd by the
Lord Lieutenant.

Thomas Layton. Ocnt. to be Enlist', vice George Sills. promoted.
D.ted February as, 'BO5.
Robert Rrgera. Gen-. to be Enfign,viee David Collins Carpenter.
promoted. Dated I.ebroary 26, tB:5.
Commitlions in the Bedfardibire Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant.

To he Captain t—C abriel Stuart, Efq. and 1 bonus Anderfon Ruda,
Flq. Doted Febro.bry a, Cos.
John Jordan. I.fq. - Dated F. bruary 25, lo
To be Enfigna--1 homas Burke, Gent. and Bartholomew Taylor,
Galt. Dated February 25, 18os.
CommilLons in the Bedfordfhire Volunteer Infantry,
figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Lieutenant Rictord Parry to be Captain, vice Joint Morn, Efq.
appothted Colonel of the Bedfordihire Militia. William Maw
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bry—, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Richard Parry, promoted
Dated February 16, tBrs.
ComillaEons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Kent.—Rocheller Volunteers.
George Cotter, Get. to be Etalign, vice Bathurß, refigned. Dated
February 38, 1 eO5.
Cranbrook Volunteers.

Second Lieutenant Clania Larkin to be Firft Lieutenant, vice
Greenall, deeezted. John Hornier, Gent. to be Second Lieute-
nant, vice Larkin. Dated March s. I Poc.
BANKRUPTS.

John Parffon and Jame, Gardiner, of adman's-lase. Lombud-
ftrect, London,. and of Saville Piece, Lambeth, Surrey, hop-
merchants, 'brewers, feedfmen, and copartners, to furrender
March 16, at one, March 23, and April to, a ten, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Meffrs. Wright and Bovill, Chancery-lane, London.
John Hawthorne the younger, of Workfworth, I) rbyfhire,
lineu-
draper, dealer and charnan, March 25, at ten, April to, and to,
at eleven, at the Star Ann, Manchefter. Atturuies, Mr. Clough,

Maneheier, or Mr. Fdgr, nrter T epple, London. I
John Nutter, of Blackman.ftreet, Southwark, Surrey, eheefemon-
ger, dealer and eharnan. March s 3, 30, and April so, at twelve,
. .

at Guildhall. Attrirney, Mr. Ruffel,lint-ftre7et, Southwark.
Michael Green and Henry Collins Green, of Oxford ftreet, Mid-
dlefez, pocket-book and trunk-makers. dealers, ehaproen, and
copartners. March 23, 3c, and April 20, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Allinghants St John's-No.4re.
Thomas Geary, of Aut►in-Frian, London, merchant, infuranee-

broker, dealer and chapman, Ma.rch 13. at ten, March 30, at 0111.
an&April 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bruce, Billi-
ter.fquare, Fenchurch-itreet, London.
Edward Darla, of Lambeth, Surrey, brewer, dealer and chapman,
March 13, 30, and April 20, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Bigg, Hatton-Garden, I.ondorl.
William Maitland, late of Chancery-lane, Middlefer, linendraper,
fader, dealer and chapman, March 1%, 23, and April 20, at ten,'
at Guildhall. Attoi nies, Mars. Pringle and Waibrough,
Gre-
dllc•Rrcet, Hatton Garden.
Joan Ruit, of Great Waltham, Ern onMer. dealer and chaprnaa,
March t 6, 26, and April 20, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies,

Mr. alga,. Hitt= Girdco,'Lendon i. or Mr. lobo Copland,
Chelmsford.
Simonds Woodcock Boyce, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. met.
chant, March 2S, at four, March 29, at ten, and April to, at
fuur, st the Cranes, Great Yarmouth. Attornies. Mr Richard
Geldard, of Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. Thomas Clown, at

Great Yarmouth.
John Croilne, of Liverpool, matter and mariner, March te, April
15, and 30, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies,
Mars. Staniitrect and Edcn, No. 6, Leigh -Brett, Liverpool I
or Mr. Thomas Windle, Bartlett 's Buildings, Holborn, London.
John Southan the younger, of Woreelter, hop and cyder merchant,
dealer and chapman, March 28, 29, and April ao, at eleven, at
the Crown Inn, in %Vomiter. Attorules, Mr. Beek, Bream's-

Buildings, Chaneeryslane, London; or /sir. John Alias, Sal-
bury, Worcelter.
John Rufher, late of Reading, Bats, holier, dealer and chapman,
March 2a, is, at eleven, and April 20, at fla, at the Angel Inn,
Reading. Attornks, Mr. Edward Vinci, Reading ;or Meffri:
Jenkins, James and Co. New Inn, London. .
Michael M•Garry, of Cooper's-court, Upper Raft Smithfield,
/Oh/dicier, victualler, dealer and chapman, March 11, 23, and
April ao, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gill, No. 14i
hherbornc-lane, Lumbar '-ftrtct
Thomas Law, of Lancafter, but late of Barbados in the Weft In-
dies, merchant, March 21, at !oar, March 23, at eleven, and
April 20. at four. at the King's Anus, in Lancafter. Attornies,
Mara. Milan, Wilton, and Jenkinfon, Lancafter.
John Jenkins, of Chorkon.roir, near Manchefter, common brewer,
dealer and chapman, March 21, April to, and 20, at three, at
the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchefter. Anomie., Mr. Clough, in
Manchefter; or Mr. Edge, Inner Temple, London.
Thomas Driver, late of Burnley, iancalhire, grocer, March 19,20,
and April 20, at ten, at the White Honk inn, within Prefton.
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Attorailes, MAGI. Barrett', No. 9, Holborn-court, Grarsinn,
London • or lir. Mintier, Prettou.
George Lott Malin', of Hadmcrimith, Middlefez, merchant,
dealer and ehapman, March t 6, at twelve, Marcia 30, and April
so, at eleven, at Guildhall littormy, Mr. Scutt, ix. Mildred's.
court, Poultry, 141114011.

likhard Clot, of Miclhurft. Suffer, Meney-Terbrener, March t S,
a 6, and April zo at eleven, at Guildhall, London.. Attorney,
Mr. Breed, Nihon-greet, Southwark.
Thomas Sonden, of Tooting, Surrey, tallow-chandler, dealer and
chaptran, March t 6, at twelve. March 30, and April 20. at
eleven, at Guildhall, Lrnitlon. Attorney, Mr. James Benton,
Ewan.yard,Blackman-ftreet, Borough.
• DIVIDENDS.
March 9. James Fozard the elder, I.etitia Fozard, and James
Fozard the younger, of Park-lane, Piccadilly, Middkfea, ftabk
keepers and copartner, at ten, at Guildhall.
March 9. John Beck, of Workington, Cumberland, wine-mer-
chant, at eleven, at the houfe of Henry Salkeld, Workington.
March 9. James Inglis, late of Billiter-fiptare,l...ondon, merchant,
at eleven, at Guildhall.
March t 6. John Watford, of Pall Mall, Middlefes, haberdather,
at ten, at Guildhall.
March tt. Edward Sutton, of Liverpool, foap.boiler, and tallow-
chandler, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
March :9. John Henley Block, of Lamb's greet, Spitalficlds,
Middlefei, oil and culourman, at ten, at Guildhall.
March tr. Henry Hope, late of Liverpool, woollen-draper, at
twelve, at the George-lon, Dale-greet, Liverpool.
March as. William Pink, commonly called William Field, and
John Birch. of Charkatrect, Grofvenor square, taylora And co-
partners, at eleven, at Guildhall.
March 9. John Frafer, of Charles Middlefex-Hofpital, St.
Mary.laaonne, uphollterer, at eleven. at Guildhall
March t 2. John Agnew, of Grolvcnor-fquare, banker and partner
with James Strange, James Dalhwood, and George Pocock,
New Bond•ftreet, at ten, at Guildhall.
March 21. Robert Copland, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve,
at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
March Ig. James Sunderland, of Sandal Magna. Yorkibire. corn-
dealer, at eleven, at the A.V.,uireteks Inn, Harbury, Wakefield.
March at. Henry Sutton, of New Sarum, Wilts, clothier, at fix,
at the Red Lion Inn, New Sarum.
March at. John Say r, !art of Paternofter.row, London, hut then
of Buckingham, tact. merchant, at twelve, at the Cock Inn, M
Stony Stratford
March at. John Crabh, James Crabh, William Crabb, and Ni-
cholas Larki,am, of tkiltou, Wilts, clothiers and copartt,era in
trade, at five, at the Red Ilan Inn, New Sarum.
March at. Robert Campion. late of New Mahon, Vor).thire, iron-
monger and pattenniaker, at eleven, at the Black Swan, Coney
greet, York.
March 20. Robert Watfon, late of New Maltoti, Yorkfhire, woad-
monger and carpenter, at eleven, at the Black Swan, York.
March 10. Bernard Bowles, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, Iron-
monger, at three, at the Duke's Head, t:rcat Yarmouth.
March 10. Nieholaa Noble. Lite of &trier, parifh of Grryfloke,
Cumberland, dealer in butter and hams, at eleven, at the George
Inn,.! enrith. •

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S'3.4llllresipmelmemo.,......osse
Frau the LONDON G drzl2 7E, MARCH 9.
At the Court at the Queen's Palace, March 7,
18os, Prefent, the King's Moil Excellent Majetly in
Conned—Hia Majetly was this day pleafed to ap-
point BAGGY Rt•D, of Penyrhillan, Ertl. to be She-
riff of the County of Montgomery, inilead of Wit,
Liam Oasis, of Bryngwin, Efq. and EDWARD LLOYD
LLOYD, of Erbillock, Efq. to be Sheriff of the County
of indead of THOMAs Fout.eas, of Gwerni
Zion Eiq.
WHITIHALL, MARCH 9, 18os.
• The King has been pleafed to order a Conge d'E-
lire to pals the great real, empowering the Dean and
Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Norwich, to elea
a Bilhop of that See, the fame being void by the
tranfiation of the Moll Reverend Father in Con,
Doelor CHAttts M•mmtits SuTros,to the Archbi-
fhopric of Canterbury ; and his Majesty has alto been
pleafed, by his Royal Sign Manual; to recommend
to the frij Dean and Chapter, Hasty BATHuRsT,
Clerk, 1)oftor of Laws, to be by them elected Bilhop
0- that See.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 9.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Erafinus Goodwin, Efq. late
Captain in tkt Reginicnt, to be Paymafter, vice Leathern, who
teffens•
$3 R.giment of Dragoons—Lieutenant John Jelth,from the 29th
lout. to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Vernon, pro.
muted.
23th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Comet John Irving Mors to
be Lieutenant, without purchafe.
g4th Ditto—Lieutenant Jofeph Dowfon, from half day of the 4th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe ; Lieutenant Charles
Farquhar Thompfoo, from the 7th Foot, to be Ditto.
zSth Dico—Dominick D'Arcey, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe,
vice Codicil, who rctiri s.
19th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colette! Robert Rollo Gillelpie, from the
anth Liga Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonci, vice Sir Robert
who r schanges.
Goth leutcnant-Colonel Sir Robert Thomas Wilfon, Rot.
from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be lieutenant Colonel, vice
Gineftrie, who exchanges; Lieutenant Edward Parkinfon to be
Captain or a Company. without purchafe; Cornet Walter Jocks
to be Lieutenant, without purchafe.
234 Ditto—Cornet George Vernon to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe.
lit Regiment of Foot Guards--Thonas Brooke, Gent. to be En-
Ago, by purchafe.vice Wilkinfon, promoted. -
Ift
Regiinci.t of Foot--Lieutesant Archibald Stodilart, from the
ad Weft India Rtginicnt, to be Captain of a Company, without
purchafe.
4th Ditto—Edward Fawkes, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, eke
Hall, promoted.
6sit Ditto--iinfign M'Been to be Lieutenant, without put.-
chafe •' Erifign it'thard Prefton to be Ditto; S. Ormsby, Gent.
to be Eakin,' by purehafc, vice John Prcltots, who retires.
9th Ditto—hnfign James Lane, from half pay of the late Cape Re-
ginient„ to be Wigs, vice Minchin, who exchanges.
24th Ditto.-Captio Nathaniel Burdens to be Major, without
purchafe, vice /Latham deceafed; Lieutenant Dark! Ogilvie
Stewart to be Captain of a Company, vice Burn= ; tap
Antbrok N. ',aware to be Lieutenant, vice Stewart; Richard
Piudoe, Gent to be Fortin, vice Savage.
toth Di: to—itichard 'llawfon, Gent to be Enfign, by purchafe,
vice Barker, promoted in the 3t ft Foot.
Slit Queade, Gent. late Lieutenant in the Bth
Ganda° battalion, to le Second Lieutenant, without parchafe,
vice Hicks, wbo reigns.
!yd Ditto— Harrifeo, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant,
without purchafe.
2,5 th Ditto---Ilnlign Andrew Patton to be Liniment, by por-
thole, vice Martin, who retires; John Wall, Gent. to be Enfign,
withoi t purchafe, vice Patton.
41ft Ditto--jantes Gent. to be Eohgn, by purchafe, vice
Whythe, appointed to the sad Foot.
46th intto—William C. Collette, Gent.to be Enfign, vrithoutpur-
chafe, vice W.4fe, appointed to the 47th Foot.
47th Ditto--Erkot R. A. Wolfe, from the 46th Foot, to be
Enfi.gn, vti:l3uut purchafc, vice Ennis, promoted in the 99th
Font.
Salk Ditto.o-Enfign George Phillips to be Lieutenant, by purchafe,
Ns Womyf., promoted.
Srth Ditto--l. Henry Jactiron, Gent. to be Enfign, without par-
chafe vier./Cipping, whole appointment has not taken place.
Blake. Gent. to be Enfign, without porthafe, vice Vyfe, 1
whole appointmtut has not taken place.
Jolla Gent. to be Adjutant (with the rank of Enfign,)
vice Barrington, Who reigns the Adjutantey.
596 Ditto--Lieotenant Thomas Dawfon, from half pay of the
30th Foot, to be Liestenant,vice Pennington, who exchanges.
• Marin Mare, Efq- to be Paymafter of the id Battalion.
both Ditto—Lieutenatit John M'Arthur, from theCanadlan Fen-
Ohio, to t 4 lieutenant, without potebtfe, vice Vilbod, pro-
moted in the 90th Foot.
daft Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. Stratford Saunders
to be Lifu:eitont:Colonel, without port-hare.
Captain Arthur:Usiatiott to be Major, vice Saunders.
Lieutenant John talk to he Captain of a Company, viceDermott.
Boagn J. W. Harrefbn to be Lieutenant, vice Laing.
fames Gino. Gent. to be Ftifign, vice Harrefon.
4th Lino—Lieu:town %litho' Henry Knipe to be Adjutant,
vice MoorhLad, appointed to the sth Vent* Battalion.
67th Ditto--Entign Charles Hwy Malowaring to be Lieutenant,
within.: porthole, vice Raft, promoted herdic Corfican Rangers.
. James Stuart, Lieut. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Jenkins, who
retires.
7241 Livo--Captain Jnhn George P. Tucker to be Major, by
porthole, vice M•Dougall, who retires; Enfign John lsYPhaii,
from the ICth Gartifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without
purebate ; Lieutenant James Barwick, trom the 14th Foos, to
be Ditto ; Dugald Cameron, Gent. to be Enka, without par.
chafe, vice Than:pion' promoted in the 99th Foot.
Ditto—Enfign and Adjutant J. Ginger to have the rank of ,
Lieu:. flint ; Eofign William Smyth to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe, vice !Widget promote:tilt the 90th Foot; 1 homes
Robert Dundee, Gent. to be Reign, without purchafe, vice
Timpericy, appointed to the t6th Foot; Francis D. Duudas,
Gent. to be ditto, vice Smyth.
18th Ditto--Lieutenant William Adair M'Ditugall to be Captain
of a Company, by purchafe, vice De jerfey, who retires.
19th Ditto—Litutenant H. Selvray, from the 59th Foot; to be
Adjutant, with the rank of Lieutenant
95th ftto--Lieutenant Richard Leonard, from half-pay of the
;Lib Foot, to be Firit Lieutenant, vice Hughes, who exchanges.
pBth nitro—Anilant•Susicon William Cogan, from the 45th
Foot, to be Surgeon; William litthifon, Gent. to be Anent-
Surgeon.
tooth Ditto—Lieutenant Witham F.nright, from the 2:d Toot, to
be Captain of a Company.
• Royal African Corps.
To be Captains of Companies—lieutenant Ralph Oufeley, from
the 7tth Foot; Lieutenant John Lee. from the 43d Foot.
To be Eallgt,e, without porchafo--Akiander Lymburner, and
William Scott, Gents.
4th Weft India Rqimentu•-Lieutenant F. O'Connor, from the lath
Foot, to be Lieutenant, without putebafe, vice Pears, appoint.
ed to the 64th Foot.
sth Ditto--Enagn James Beevor to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chafe, vkh Waugh„appointed to the 27th Foot; Chrittian Wil-
liam Muller, Gent. to be Enfign, vice &Mr.
6th Ditto---Enfign Thomas Statham to be Ltattroant, without
porthole, vice Daniel, promoted in the 65d Foot ; rein Dela.
faille, (kin. to be knfign, vice Statham.
Tile King's German Legion, Sat, Gent, to be Agmact.
Surgeon.
• :it Garrifi.n Battaliori—En6gn George Ball, from the ad Gartifon
Latailnr, to be Adjutant, with the Rank ot Enfign.
2d Ditto•-•-entigii William Leunon, from half-pay of the 68th
li Foot, to be F.nfign ; Oblarter-Matter Hiram Seaman, from the
late 7th Garrifun Battalion, to be Garter-Matter.
}lt Royal Veteran liattalion—John eage, late Serjeant of the
Raiya:s, to be LuGgn, eke Barron, promoted.
GARRISON.
•
311:jor• Central Charles Wiliam the to be Lieutenant-Governor
•
ot Carlillc, vice Ramfdas, deceafed.
ILOYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.
• lii.r;cAnt Alexander Calder, from the Royal Artillery, to be Q ter'