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MEETING OF THE ELECTORS OF WEST:
migsTER, IN PALACE YARD.
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STA* OFFICE, THREE O'CLOCK.
Thil day i most numerous Meeting of the ElettOis
of Westminster took place, in Palace Yard, to consi-
der of the propriety of putting Lord Cocnaawt again
in notnination for Westminster.

The High Bailiff of Westminstei, foli.,ived by Sir
F. BURDETT', Major CARTWRIGHT, Messrs. WISHART,
BROOKS, WALKER, and other's, of the Westminster
Committee, appeared upon the Hustings precisely at
one o'clock, when the business commenced
.by the
High Bailiff reading the requisition. He iren read
two letters, one from Lord Cocunmat, and the
other from Mr. SHRRIDAN. Lord Cuciraasra's letter
inclosed a copy of the speech made by his Lorthhip
in the House of Commons, and requebted Mr. Mow.
RIS to read it to the Meeting. This the High Bailiff
declined, stating as his reason, that it contained matter
which would subject the reader to die penalties of libel.
—Mr. SHERIDAN'S Letter was then read. It disa-
vowed•all intention of opposing Lord CocurtAsre's
re-election, and declared it to be Mr. SHERIDAN'S opi-
nion, that every eipelled Member had a right to ap-
peal to his Constituents. This Letter was received
with great applause.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, in a long speech, vinclieat-
ed Lord COCHRANE from :41 the charges which were
brought against him, and concluded by moving Re-
solutions tending io the effect of declaring his Lord-
ship perfectly innocent, and fit to be once more re-
turned to Parliament.

Mr. WISHART, Major CARTWRIGHT, and others,
seconded the Resolutions, which were' arried unani-
mously.

Friday evening a Meeting of a numher of the most
respectable Electors of Westminster sv.is held at the
Crown and Anchor Tavern, for the purpose of con- t
sidering of a fit person to represent the City, in conse-
quence of the vacancy produced by the expulbion of
Lord CocumANE.

Mr. WIsRART, on being called to the Chair, states
the object of the Meeting, and invited any Gentle..
man to offer what remarks he thought prop_r on the
occasion, promising to all a Lair and patient hearing.
He observed, that he had never entertained tl.e
smallest doubt of Lord Cochrane's innocence—he
considered trim an injured maii,fatlen under the strong
hand of power, whom it %was tlicir duty to support,
and whom he hoped they would supper:, by return-
ing him age in to that House from whence he bad
been expelled., lie had, indeed, when a yotina man,
seen a Haase of Commons refuse to admit to his seat
a person duly elected by his constituents, ;Ind even
commit the monstrous ais.urdity of consid,r.ng one
the true representative who had been returned by a.
minority ! but lie trusted be would never witness a
similar scene. He knew not la hether it was the duty
of the House of Commons to expel Lord Cochrane,
but he was quite sure it was the duty of the l;.lector•
of Westminster to return him.

After some observations from Mr. Alderman
WOOD, in which he expressed a similar conviction of
Lord Cochrane's innocence, the worthy Alderman
related an important fact, which made a considerable
impression on the company :—A Gentleman, who
formed one of the Jury that convicvd Lord Coch-
rane, had assured him, in the most solemn m,i~trr,
and in a solemn place (for it was in the Ch‘rcli, on
the Thanksgiving Day) that had Lord Cochrane
produced the evidence on his trial had adduced
since, he would never have been induced to agree in
a verdict of guilty—and he verily believed many of
the Jury would have done the same.

The CHAIRMAN then read the first Resolution
im That it appears to this Meeting, that sufficient evidence had
not been produced of Lord Coctirace's punt."
Sir FRANCIS BURDITT observed, that he never for
one moment believed Lord C.chrane guilty of the
offence he was charged withi This sprung cvnvic.
tion of his Lordship's innocence sprung from the
knowledge he had of his pure and honourable cha-
racter. He could not believe that a mind so elevated
with generous sentiments as Lord Cochnines, should
all at once sink tit the commission of a pitiful trick—
should descend from its former sublimity to grovel in
the abyss of infamy I It was for this reason that
even before the trial he felt fully assured that Lo;cl
Cochrane was not guilty, and since the trial that
assurance had arisen to the full conviction of his per.
fect and entire innocence. But though he felt so, it
did not follow that others, not so well acquainted
with his Lordship's character, should feel in the same
way ; and he confessed that, consideting all the cit...
cumstances connected with the trial, be did not won-
der at the verdict of the Jury ; nay, he was not sure
whether if he had sat on that trial as a juror, he midst
not have agreed in the verdict. It has been since the
trial that sufficient evidence has sprung up to acquit
Lord Cochrane. That evidence produced a strong
sensation in the House of Commons, even amongst
many who are adverse to his Lordship's political
principles, and is sufficient to procure him now that
verdict of acquittal, which circumstances had pre-
vented him from getting on his trial. He would,
therefore, beg leave to propose another Resolution,
which would do away with the objectionable part of
the former :
44 That It appears to this Meeting that sufficient evidence has
been produced of Lord Cochrane's innocence of the offence for
which be is sentenced to receive an infamous punishment."
This would mark their sense of the nature of that
punishment that has been awarded his Lordship,
without the most oblique allusion to the verdict of the
Jury. This Amendment was carried unanimously.
The next Resolution was carried also unanimously:
" That it appears to this Meeting that Lord Cochrane Is a de
and proper person to represent the City of Westaniniter in Par-
tiameot.'
Thanks were voted to Sir Francis Burdett—and to
the 44 Members %she voted against the expulsion of
Lord Cochrane.
Thanks were also voted to Mr. Wishart.

Friday evening last died, at Vale Place, Hammer.
smith, in the 70th ye:ir of his age, most sincerely la.
mented by his numerous friends, JOHN Kits Datum,
Esq. of Bedford-rove, many years an eminent Sal ti.
tor of the highest integrity and respectability.

I ROM S.ITUIZDAr 7.7lGlfi's G.IZ4ITE.
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ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JULY 9, 1814.
Rear-Admiral Griffith has transmitted to John %
Croker, Esq. a letter loin Captain Pearce, of his Ma-
jesty's sloop Rifleman, givinranac.count or his having
on the .f May, capatica off Sable Island. the
Diomede American privateer schooner, mounting
three long 12-pminders and two long sixes, 'with a
complrment of 66 -,en.

FOREIGN OFFICE, JULY 9. •
• His Royal Highn. ss the Prince Regent basbeen pleased, in the
tiaine and on the behalt of his Majesty, to angoint he Hon.
Charles Bagor (with the rank of his Majesty's Minister Plenipo-
tentiary), Colin Mackenzie, Esq., and Archibald Elijah Impty,
Esq. to be his Majesty's Commissioners for carrying into cifet.t
the stipulations contained in the 2d and 4th Additional Articles
or the Treaty of Peace, concluded at Paris on the 30th day of
May last. between his Majesty and his Must Christian Maje•.ey
Louis JCVIII.
[The Gazette also niptifies the appointment of Brook lay -
for, Esq. as Envoy Extraordinary to the King of Wurteinberg ;
Sir J. Gambier, as Consul General in Holland; and Henry Chani.
berlaln, Esq. as Consul General in the Brazils. It also contains
an account of the procession to St. Paul's on 'Thursday last ) •

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.'
WAR OFFICE, JULY 5, 1814.
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—Gustavus Brander, Gent, to
be Cornet, by purchase, vice Tatbarn, promoted.
sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards—William Locke, Gent. to be
Cornet, without purchase, vice I..;cas, who re,ign;.
31 Regiment of Drazoons2Henry Hunter, Gent. to be Cornet,

by purchase.
17th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Lieutenant Hon. John Jones
to be Captain of a Troop, vice Morton, deceased.
Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—Ens;gn Charles F. R. Lascelles to
he Lieutenant and Carti-in, vice Evans, deceased; Wm. Henry
Barnard, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Vdne,
promoted; Surgeon Thomas Nixon to be Surgeon-Major, vice
Charlton, placed upon the Retired List; Assistant-Surgeon
John Bacot to be Battalion-Surgeon, vice Nixon.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Brevet-Major Thomas
Barrow to be Captain of a Company and LieutroanteCokinel,
vice Copier, dead of his wounds; Ensign Hon. Ruben Moore
to be Lieutenant and Captain, vice Barrow.
Ad Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign Hugh B. Montgomerie to
be Lienti nant and Captain, vice Mahon, dead of bis.wounds.
Chicl!ey Coote, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Montgoinerie.
19th Regiment ut Foo•—Lieutenant Thomas Dobbin to be Cap-
tain, vice Parsons, deceased.
o be Lieutenants—Ensign Donald Campbell, vice Dobbins ; En-

sign Robert Gardner..
To be Ensign—Volunteer Thomas Hart Davis, vice Gardner.
2:3c1 Dino—First Lieutenant Harry Palmer to be Adjutant, vice
114‘Lellan, who resigns the Adjutantcy only.
27th to—Voluntt botham, from the Royal Fuzi-
leers, to be Ensign', without purchase, vice O'Shea, who resigns.
42d Ditto—Ensign James Geddes to be Lieutenant, V/C1: Far-
quharson ; Anthony Donald, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Uoldrs.
47th Ditto—Ensign James Ewing to be Lieutenant, without pur-
eitase, vice Poe, who resigns; Volunteer Chatles Graham,
from the 24th Foot, to be Ensign' vice Ewing.
52l MVO—Lieutenant Wm. Royds to be Captain, by purchase,

vice Drake, promoted.
53d Ditto—Ensign HBliard to be Lieutenant, withont pur.
cha4e ; Serjeant James Stewart, from the 48th Foot, to be En.
• sign, vice Hilliard.
57th Ditr —Ensign Thomas Hamilton to be Lieutenant, vice
George. ,:eceased ; Eglintoune Montgomerie, (;ent. to be En-
sign, vice Hamilton.
60thDitto--Ensign Henry Baron A:•ensteln, to be lieutenant,
without pui chase ; Lieutenant ---- Tresider to be Adju-
tant, vice Ai.•'.rews, deceased; Hospital-Mate Wm. Dawson,
to be Assist ..:-..Sargann.
61st Dino— Vol .: err w, from the Slst Foot, to be
Ensign, vice j: head Cl his ..vounds.
65th Ditto—Hems •I'utior, Gem. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Terry, appointed to the Ist Rt,siturnit of Life Guards.
6Eth Ditto—Lieutenant Franeis,l. mine, from the ist Ceylon Re-
giment, to be Captain. vice Gordon, deceased.
To be Lieutenants—l.nmeenaut Wm. Chadwick, from the 3d
Ceylon Regiment, vice Crotty, who exchanges; Ensign John
I)onelan, vice Hand, deceased.
To be Ensign—Charles Mitchell, Gent vice Denel.m.
To be Adjutant—Serjeant-Major Walter IVl(Kenzie (with.tlle
rank of Etisigii) vice Els, y, deceased.
71st Dittu—Volunteer J. I ionic to be Ensign, withoUt purchase,
vice I.en keyer, pr..motesl
7u:h Ditto—. Captain Joseph Skerrett to be Major, by purchase,
vike Corr, who retires; Lieutenant Edw. Hetherint,ton to be
Captain of a Company, by purchase.'vice Skerrett ; Ensign
Griniskaw to be Lieuteuant, by purchase, vice Hetber.
ingtoo. •
87th Ditto—Lieutenant Jas. Stewart to be Captain, vice Bright,
deceased ; Ensign H. G Bailey to be Lieutenant, vice Steivart ;
Assistant-Surgeon Maurice Owen, from the Bourbon Regi-
ment, to be Assistant-Surgeon,vice Haskins, promoted on the
Staff.
91st Ditto—Ensign Richard Butler to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice J. Campbell, promoted; Volunteer Lawrence
Lind, from the 71st Foot, to be Ensign, vice Butler; Serjeant
• Henry, from the ith Font, to be Adjutant (with the
rank of Ensign), vice Milsleill, promoted. ,
93t1 Ditto—Let: enant Alexander Muirbead to be Captain of a
Company, by purchase vice Dale, who retires.
96th Ditto—Daniel Le dem Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Gifford, promoted; Assistant-Surgeon David Leal.y, irom
, the Royal West-India Rangers, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice
Spry, appointed to the 4th Garrison Battalion.
6th West-lostia itevlment—HospitiVAssistant Thomas P. War-
. ren to be Aseismnt-Surgeon, vies Nicholls, promoted in the
Bth West-India Regiment.
7th Ditto--Ensign 'Fimmas Parker to be Lieutenant, vice Pol.
tiers, deceased; Henry Williams,Gent. to be Ensign, vice l'arker.
.Bth Ditto—liospital•Assistant I. B. l.enon to he Assistant-Sur-
. gem, vire Allen, appointed to the Royal West-India Rangers
RoyJ West-lmlia Ranseca—Assistant-Surgeon Joseph Allen,
from the Bth West-India Regiment,to he Assistant-Surgeon,
vice Leahy, appointed to the 95th oot.
Tot k Cleisseurs—Lieutenant Thomas .elesel Harris, from the
I nth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, without
purcbasc, vice Ryntweld, whose promotion has not taken place.

Ist Ceylon Regiment.
To be Lie at.man t —Second Lieutenant George Stavert, vice ?ho..
• r.tat, deceased.
To be Second Lieutervnts—. ••••11. Conradi, vice Stavert; Second
lieutenant Wit am R. Henderson, Iron the 4th Ceylon Re-
gimetit, without purchase, vice Gahagan, resiguel.
To be Quarter-blasters—Serjeant -- Meagan, from the 66th •
Foot, vice Dennison, deceased ; Serjeant-Maor —.ma, Kennedy,
vice Meagan, deceased.
2d Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant A. C. Craufurd, front the
10th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by pur-
chase, vic.• FitagibLna, who retires; Serjeant-Nlijor H. W.
• Smith tote Adlteant 'with the rank of Secuod Lieutenant),
vice Hunter, who eesigrs the Artjutantry only.
Sd Ditto—Lieutenatit J. Crotty, from the uGth Fbot, to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Chadwick, who exchanges.
4th Diao— Lieutenant Georg:: :-.tace to be Captain aof r
Com-
pany, without pirchat.e, Vt. Smear, appoint I to the b6th
Foot ; Second Lieutenant Aa our C., sit to t. First Lleute
slant, vice State.
'l' be Second I.ieutenenti--Arikibt!•l cad, Gent. vice
Casan ; Sackville Sackville, Gent. vi Liu* , who resigns.
Cape Regiment—Lieutenant Lewis Reit to de Captain of a
Company, without purchase, vier Soutar, who retires.
To be Lieutenants, wultout purchase—Ensigns Kenr.eth Forbes;
George Paton, John Laycock, Donald Per Niel, Francis Rous-
seau, Hugh Fraser, A. Stuckenetrom, P. Rousseau, and Adam
GronlOn.
To be Lusigns—William Vander Reit, Gent. vice Forbes; Or-
loff Gonfrted Stockenstrom, Gent. vice l'ann ; Robert Henry
Dingiey, Gent. vice Laycock.
The King's German Legion.
Ist Regiment of Light Dragoons--Cornet Charles Sprebacli to
be Lieutenant, vice As.ig, who resigns ; lionosch I.esclien,
Gent, to be Cornet, vice Sprebach.
let Battalion of Light Infantry—Adolphus Heise, Gent, to be
Enbign, vice Kuatze, proMoted. •
.2d Battalion of the von Usbx, Gent. to be align,
vice Lowwn, promoted.
Dittn--To be Ensigi.s : Ferdinand von Uslar, Gent. vice
A. L. likeymalin, whose appointment has not tau plum; Ar-
22kd Appuiso, Gent. vice Shea, promoted.

liDitto-AugnstnsSettarulsorst..GenL to be Eubign, riot. Vass-
,
mer, promoted.
Gib Ditto—Ensign Christopher Ludwig Baron Onapteda to be
Lieutenant, vice Satider, *bn resigns.
To be Ensigns--Adolpbus von Uslar, Gent. vice 'Schaefer, pro-
:noted; William von idusingen, Little. vice Acton, promoted
Herman Frederick Scbweuke, Lieut, to be Ensign, vice Ornp-
teda, promoted.
ith Ditto—To be Ensigns : Augustus von Hodenberg, Gent.
vice Blom's, promoted; --.. Martin, Cent. vice Eicchorn,
promoted.
ads Ditto—To be Ensigns : &leant Henry &fries, from the 42d
Light Battalion, vice ScbUchling, promoted; John Baptist We
Gent. vice Mullet, promoted.

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11101 t 111104161.
lieutenant Bernard, of the .24th Foot, Is superseded, being ab-
sent, without leave.
Ensign Francis Johnson, of the egtli Foot, who was superse•
tied, as stated in the Gazette of the 11th September, 1813, is 'T-
itivated in his rank.
'I he promotion of Lieutenant Fecitne, from the Ist, to be Cap-
tain of a Company in the 3d Ceylon Regiment, vice Davies, ap-
twin. eil di tie with Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the Ist
I\ latch lasr, has net taken place.
Ce.iimis,tiiiis in the Carmarthenshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed
by the lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen.
Captain Lord Dynevor to be M:jor ; Lieutenant Wilhatu Jones
to be Captain ; and Cornet John Rees to be Lieutenant.
WAR-OFFICE, JULY 9.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, In
the name and on the behalf at his Majesty, to appoint Major-
General his Royal Highness William Frederick I ienry, the He-
reditary Prince of Orange, to be Lieutedant-General iu the
Army. Conituismion dated July e, 1814.
Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Honourable H. B. Bernard,
to be Corner; by purchase, vice Stirline, promoted ; William
Warburton' Huntley, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
Payne, who retires.
2d Ditto—Brevet Lktitenant-Colonel James Kearney to be Lieu-
t rant-Celonel, without yea
6th Ditto—Lieutenant the Honourable Arthur Southwell, from
the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Caotaitt of a Troop, by pur-
chase, vice smith, who retires.
7th Ditto—Brevet lariuteriatit-Colmel Francis Dunne to be Lieu-

tenant-Colonel, withutii purchase.
6th Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant F. S. Jones to be Cap-
tain of a Troop, vice Dowbon, deceaset ; Cornet John Mussua
to be Lieutenant, vice Joneb; Atinstrong, Gent, to be
_ _

Cornet, vise Musson.
10th Reginuut of Light Dragoons—Cornet Joint C. Green to he
Lieutenartf. by purchase, vice Crauturd, appointed to the 2d
Ceylon ltegituent
12th Ditto—St..Ger rge Ryder-Barry, Gent. tobe Cornet, by pur-

chase, vice biewsorue, promoted:
sth 1) tto—Lieutenant John titmice to be Captain of a 'Troop,

without purchase.
1 sr!: I:Rlo—Charles Champion Moiler, Gent. to be Corner, by
purchase, vice Vanneck, who retires.
tlibt Ditto—Captain W. W. Higgins to be Major, without pur-
chase ; lirowne, Gent, to be Cornet, v ice Gibson, deceased.
Ditto—Cornet Daniel Carroll to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Dudley, promoted; R. R. Montague, Gent. to be
Cornet, vice Carroll; /On Debt), Gent. to be ditto, uy pur-
chase, vice Hodgsou, pt ebioted.
4th Dltto—Brevet Colonel Francis Newberry to be :.leutenant
Colonel, without purchase.
23th Ditto—Captain I lonourable George Fortescue, from the
Stith Four, to be Captain of a frunp, vice Fawcett, deceased.
2d Regiment of Foot—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel George Au-
gustus Henderson to be Lieutenant Cidonel, without purchase;
Brevet Major Matthew Scutt to be /vlajor, vice Henderson.
itb Ditto—hleyrick Shawe, Gent. to be Lieutenant, without
purchase; Lieutenant Timoth) Meagher to be Adjutant, vice
eage, promoted.
9th lints—To be Captains of Companiv, without purchase—
Lieutenants A. Simpson, R. G. Inumpson, 1:66 ard Newen-

ham, and P. Sutton.
To be Adjutant—Lieutenant J. I I. Challis, vice Sutton, promoted.
10th Ditto—George ne.iiry Brown, Gun. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Maitland, promoted.
11th Ditto—Lieutenant Alisandis J. Bell to be Captain of a
Company, without purchase.
13th Ditto—Lieutenant John Johnson tO be Captain of a Com-
pany, vice O'Reilly, killed in action.
loth giro—Ensign Jus,ph Ctips, to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice 'll'honva,, who resigns; Ensign 'Willi:sin Roper,
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Murvii, promoted ; Gen-
tleman Cadet John Dalgety, from the Royal Military Collette,

to be Enato, vice Cripi. "
Slat Ditto—Captain Norman Pringle to L Major, by purcllase;

♦ice French, who retires.
24th Ditto—Jamts Galbraith, Gent. w be Ensign, without pile.

chase, vice O'Leary, promoted.
26th Ditto—lieutenant James Steadman to be Captain of a eom•
patty, vice Dunlop, deceaseil; Gentleman Cadet John Philput,
•trom the Royal Military College, to be Eitaign, without pur-
chase, vice Campbell, promoted.
30th Ditto—Brevet Major Peter Ryves Hawker to be Major,
vice Currey, deceased.
32d Ditto—Staff Hospital Assioant Richard Verling to be As-
Sllant Surgeon, vice Howell, appointed to the Oth Dragoon
Guards.
4Cth Ditto—George Atkinson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Ross,:wito retire,.
41st Di to—Ensign Janos Perrin to be lAeutenant, without put,
chase, vice Alamo, who resigns; Gentleman C.,adet Thomas
' Cot danie.e, front the Royal Military College, to be Ensign,
• without purchasr, vice Perrin.
45th Lino— Quarter• Alas er John Maples, from the half-ray of
the loth Light Diazoons, to be Adjutant (with the rank of
Ensign), vice Bat-L.:wall, promoted.
49th Ditto-I.leutet.ant bit. Wight wick to be. Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchase, vice Hem*, appointed to the Cana-
dian Vultigeure; Easigr.John liaxen to he L'eutenant, vice
Wightwick ; Edward Grant Stokes, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Hazen.
52d Ditto--Ensign Radford to be Lieutenant, vice Buckle Bar-
lee, who resigns; Gentltman Cadet Haney P. smith, from
the Royal Military College, tube Einign, vice Radford.
56th Ditto—Quante-Master Archibald 1146 Lean, front the 86th
Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Williams, pro-'
muted. •
57th Ditto-Ansi. Deaman to be A.ljutant, vice Smith,
who resigns the Adjutantcy only.
60th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Co'onel William Woodgate to
be Lientenent-Colowel, without purchase; Second lieutenant
Charles Andrews, from the 3d Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieu-
tenam, without purchase.
61st Ditto—Captain Jameti.aing to be Major, without purchase;
William scat, Gent. to be Ensign, witholit purchase, vice
Stuart, promoted.
69th Litto—Ensign Joseph Deighton to be Lieutenant, without
purc:iate.
;Otli D:tto—Brevet Major Thomas Ralph Congreve to be Ma-
jor, *without purchase.
oth ' into—Lieutenant F. D. Daly, from the 84th Foot, to be
• 1:. ,tenant, vice Skelton, who exchanges.
48,1 Leto—Ensign,
usign Henry Letoller to be Lieutenant, without
Ibrchase.
84th Ditto—Lieutenant John S. Jones to be Captain of a Cont-
pane, vice Patrickson, deceased.
To be lieutenants—Ensign John Crossley, vice Mapother, de-
ceas-d; Ensign Julius Brookrnaii, vice Jones; and Lieutenant
Skelton, Irom the 7tith Foot, vise Daly, who ex-
changes.
To be Ensigns--Mitford Ingleby, Gent. vice Crossley ;
man Cadet George Wyse, from the Royal Military College,
vice Brookman, promotsid.
85th Ditto'•--Captain Charles Harris, from the York Chaneurs,
to beCaptain of &Company, vice Cottingham, who exchanges.
86th Ditto—Captain Mathew, Stewart, from the 4th Ceylon
Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase,
vise the Honourable George Forteacw., appoiuted to the .2;th
'gin Dragoons; Serjeant Richard (Miro be fwirttr.Mitstete
vice M`Leini, promoted in the 56th Foot.
88th Ditto—Lieutenaut John Carey, front the North Cork Mi.
litia., to be Ensign.
95th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel D. L. Gilmour to be
Lieutenant-Cobinel, without purchase; lieutenant John Mid.
di. tor to be Adjutant, vice E.eles, promoted.
96th Ditro—Lieutenant Thomas George Colomb to be Captain
tat a Company, by' purchase, vice Le Hardy, who retires.
97th Ditto—Brevet Lleutienant.Colonel WiWam IVl•Carthy to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase;. Brevet M.tjor John
Howard to be Major, vice M'Carthy; George 'rune, Gent.
to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Utmost, who retires.
99th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Joia Daniel to be Ilcup
tenaatoColunt.l, without purchase.

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Royal Staff Corps—Gentleman Cadet Henry Cule, Cress the
Royal Military College, to be Etleizn, %without purchase, vice
Campbell, promoted.
3d West India Regiment—Drevet Lieutenant-Colonel Wuhan
Marlay to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase.
Bth Ditto—Licutenant Henry tii4linian to be Adjutant, vice
Anderson, who resigns the Adjutantcy only.
Royal African Car's;—Lieniel.ant Peter Wallace, from hav-r,v
of the late Regiment of Malta, to he Lieutenant, v! x Bn.wo,

who exchanges.
York Chasseurs—Captain E. Cottingliam, frotn the 85th Foot.
to be Captain of a C•nnpany, vice Harris, who (tactual:, s;
Ensign C. H. Delamain, ri ont ti .e tiOth Foot, to be Lietrei...it,
wititotifpurchase, Vitt. Shelter!' wvh• resigui.; and J. Corny,
Gent. to be Ensigu, without purchase, •ice Baylis. who re-

sigqs. _
Cape Regiment—William Mackay, Cent. to be Ensign, 10th,,
out purchase., vice M'Ned, promoted.
Bourbon Regiment—Se, jean-Major Robert Fi!wars:3, front the
87th root, to be Quarter-Maser.
Royal Newfoundland Fencibles—Brevet Lieutt,nat:t Calm:Li R.
Heathcote to be Lieutenant-colonel, without parchase.
The Gernrin Legion. .
24 Rrtiment of Light Diagoons—Lieute::aut George Anliagcn
to be Captain of a Troop.
2tl Battalion of the Line—Fn•ign August Ferdinand Zlel to he
Lieutenant; August Luhning, Gent. tube linsigu, vice 'Girl;
Lieiretiant Adolphus Hoatt: to be Adjutant, vice E.inesu, o-
muted on the Stall.
4th Ditto--Theolore Kronheina, Gent. to be 'insist; vice Schlich-
thorst, whose appointment has not taken place.
ISRLVLT.

Major-General Edward Stack,-t-o-ithe half-pay of the North
Lowland l•encitilis, to lie Lient,mant-General in the Army. •
To be Lieutenant-Coliniels in the Army,
Maior Redmond Morres, of the 9th Light Dragoons.
hi:our M. S. Walrolid.
Major F. P. Preval, late of the Royal Foreign Eni:ini•ers.
Nkjor P.T. Ryves, a Permanent Ass:statit in the (
Department.
To he Majors in the Army.
Captain Thomas Ralph Congreve, of the 7uth Foot.
lapt;•in Augustus Andrea's, of thellionourahle the Er.it India
Company's service, in the East Indies only.
Captair. John H. Belli, of the 16:h I.ig!.t Dragoons.
Captain Edmund Power, of the 7th Dragoon Guards. •
Captain Will am Power, o ditto.
Captain Robert Matiosell, on the hill-pay of the 39th Foot.
Captain M.S. 0. Caulfield, on the half-pay of the 32d Foot.
Captain F. 11. Elliott, upon the Stuff.
Captain J. S. Lindesay, ditto. •
Captain George Mackay, Major of Brigade.
Captain John By, of the Royal Enginetre.
Captain W. B. Tylden, of ditto.

G A &MOH.

Lieutenant-Geri:rat T. 11. Turuer to be Lieutenint-Governat of
Jeat-y, vice General 1)on.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.'

Captain John Garvoch, of the Ist Garrison Battalion, to be Sc.
cretary, vice Lieutenant-Colonei Mackenzie.
HOSPITAL STAFF.

Staff-Surgeon Alexander High to be lkinny-Inspector of Hopi-
tale, v:ce Anderson, deceased.
Surgeon Henry Marshall, from the Ist Ceylon Regiment, to be
Surgeon to the Forces, vice High.
040/LANDVM.

Lieutenant Patrick Lynch, of the srlth Foot, who wastriper-
set:ed, as stated in the Gazette of 3d May last, is rein turd In
hi:. rank. _ _

The date of the commission of Ensign Henry Tudor, of the
C.5t11 Foot, i Ist iutte last, and not that ►tatrd iu tile pazate of
.3th instant.

Ea gni ttm in the Gazette of 21st Deceinba last.
New Brunswick Ft ut:ible..,
For F. Keinh, Gent. to be Lieutenunt, with ternpirary rank,
Read lin.izu Joseph Kenals, from the 99th Foot, rob:: Lieutenant.

'--irTce7.:;vso7n. ,;roi7l i ;ted. -
- - Howard to be 1
411 r Dittn-1 obe Enslgt a : Ferdinand von War, Gent. vice to be Emago, by
A. L. like7maien, whobe appointspent Las not town ;Asa ; Ar- 9Dt6 Ditto—Brevet
&Ltd Appuhn, Gent. vice Shea, promoted. etnast•Colont.l, lo