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London, England, 1815-02-27 00:00:00

'I HE MILITARY REGISTER.

WITH No. 51 will be published, the Second
Volume, comprising the Frrst, and eventful, year of the
MILITARY REGISTER t a Paper published every Wednesday;
intended to open a re,.i.lar communication with every part of
the World, through the Width Land and Sea Army, mildly to
avert its :this, and effect some controul over the excrri•e of
undue,power, in the Colonies and Salons abroad, Dirric:s at
home, and Courts-Martial everywhere• ! A Summary of General
Intelligence is added, which affords a brief history of the tittles,
excellently adapted for exportation from its porrability,and ►orm-
itrg a permlane•nt set pt books. Good allowance to those who
take a DU II Oorr.

. Members of Parliament will find in the two Volumes com-
pleted, as well at 'lngressive NutithprA, ample data to p. 0.. tlii
expediency of a new Mutiny Act for let 5.
A youth well educated will be received as an Apprentice tmeei
peculiarly advantageous circuenst:nees. A premium at eour.e
expee,ed,r 14. iers, Advertisements, &e. received it the ("ince,
4, brins (harden; and by every lgewsnan.

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• BLANDFORP, DORSET.
TO BE SOLD in FEE at the extremity of the Town, ud poe.
session to be had the lOth of September. 181.4
A. HANDSOME and convenient DWELLING-,
HOUSE, with Offices Ike. completely surrounded by a
lofty brick swelled Garden full of the finest Fruit-trees. The
House is now let for sixty pounds per annum, the Tenant paying
every tax, but the Property Tax. There are two Packs of Fox
Hounds contiguous to the Town and remarkable good Fishing.
Far Particulars and price, apply to Mr. Stephen Carpenter, of
Blandford.

TO LET ON LEASE,
ANEAT-SIZED SHOP, with or without one or
more Rooms attached, in the very best and most popular
part of Cheapside' peculiarly well adapted for a Lottery Office,
Silver. mith, Medicine Vender, News Vender, Confectioner, or
any other liminess where the most commanding situation Is of
the first consequence. As there is an excellent Sale-room, with
due north lights, it is highly desirable for a Manchester Ware-
house.—lmmediate possession may be bad.
For particulars aply to Mr. Moat, Proprietor of the City Mart,
611, Cheapside.

F...0M SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZAITE.

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, FEB. 23, 181 S.

Copy of a Letter from Captain Upton, of his Majesty's ship
Junon, addressed to Rear-Admiral Griffith, and transmitted
by the latter to John Wilson Croker, Esq.
Sta, His Majesty's ship Junon, at Sea, Jan. 3.
I have the satisfaction to inform you, the Junon
captured, at four A.M. the American hermaphrodite
privateer Guerrier, F. A. Burnham master, of four
guns, 60 men, and 200 tons burthen, which had
sailed from Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on the
-Ist instant, victualled for a cruise of four months ),
•she had made no captures.
(Signed) C. UPTON, Captain.
This Gazette notifies as follows s—On the 23d instant the
Prince Regent invested Lord Erskine with the Ensigns of the
Order of the Thistle..--Count ,t. Martin d'Aglic, the same day,
delivered his new ,credentials as Envoy Extraordinary and Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary from his Sardinian Majesty; and the
Prince Regent conferred the honour of Kr.ightliood on Dr. A. 13.
Faulkner, for his general services as Physician to the Forces, and
on John Hawker English, Esq. on obtaining permission to accept
and wear the insignia of the Swedish Order of Gustavus Vasa.—
Major•Uaeeral R. Blunt, of his Majesty's Forces, and Brigadier.
General I'. W. Stubbs, of the I'urtuguese service, are permitted
by the Prince Regent to accept and wear the insignia of the Por-
tuguese Order of the Tower and Sword.—His Majesty will hold
a Drawing room at the Qaten's Palace on Thursday next.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR OFFICE, FEZ. 25.
st Regiment of Dragoon Guards.
To be Lieutenants, by pu. chase—Cornet W. 10. Irvine, vice
Wallace, promoted; Cornet 1. E. Greaves, vice Quicke, pro-.
motel
7th DII to—Veterinary Surgeon John Nesbitt, from balf-pay of
the Ibtt, 1 ight Dragoons, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Mel-
lows, pieced upon halt-pay of the 18th Light Dravious.
Ist Regiment of Dragoons—John Tomkyns, Gent. to be Cornet,
by purchase, vice Micklethwaite, promoted.
7th 'Regiment of Light Dragoons—John Pringle, Gent. to be
Cornet,by purchase, vies Peters, promoted; and Paymaster
1 Lomas Felton, trom half-pay of the 234 foot, to be Paymaa-

ter, vice Thompson, who exchanges.
9th Ditto—Staff.inirgetin ..-- O'Connor, front the balflay, to
be Surgeon, vice Peach, who exchangts.
17th Ditto--Lieutenaat Benjamin Adams to be Captain of a
Troop, without purchase, vice Davison, promoted in the 07th
Regiment
let Regiment of Foot Guards—James Talbot, Gent. to be En.
sign, without purchase, vice Lascelles, promoted. •
Sth Regiment of Foe: —William Robinson, Gent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Barry, promoted In the 60th Puot:
17th Ditto—Captain W. B. Hobart, trona italf-pay of the.4l) b
Foot to be Captain of a Company, vice Bean, who exchstigcs.
30th Dltto—:Captaitt I'. W. Chambers to be Major, by pureness,
%ice Ruhcrt,, plommed in the Regiment is Roll.
35th Ditto—Edward Noel Grinnell, Gent. to be &Win, without

purchase, ewe Wilford, appointed to the itoyall bt;tlCutes.
56th Ditto—Captata Kuberft. N. Crosse, froth half-pay of tae ria-
gituent, to be Captaiu of a Company, ince Gotatu, who ea-

Changes.
Sfith Ditto—Lieutenant Samuel D. Grinnell, front half-pay of the
50th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Camplita, who
exchanges.
40th Ditto—Ensign Janus Glyn to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Franklyn, pionioted; Hem y sum. Napier, Gent.
to be Ensign, vice Glyn.
53d Ditto—Edward Browne, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Whitfield, who retires.
59th veto--Lreutenant Ric Lard Howard to be Adjutant, vice
Crawley, who tenins the Aditsuuncy only.
cloth Ditto—Ltisign Patrick Grant, trout the 93d Fout, to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ivinchell, promoted.
To he Ensigi.s, without purchase—William Plunkett, Gent. vice
Rutledge, deceased.; George Hopkins, Gent. vice Von Alien-
stein, promoted.
63d Ditto—Second Lieutenant William Conningbam, from half-
pay of the 23t1 Foot. to be Ensign, vice Each, who exchanges,
receiving the difference.
79th Ditto—Assastant.Surgeon Edward Myer, from half pay
of the 40th loot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Napier, who
exchanger.
67th Ditto—Ensign Joseph M. Read', from 2d Garrison Rana-
lion, to be Ensign, vice Wallace, deceased.
90th Ditto—Lieutenant H. M. Williams to be Captain of a Com-
pany, vice Maclean, deceased ; Ensign lames Abbott to be
Lieutenant, vice Williams.
94th Ditto—Brevet Major Charles Campbell to be Major, by
putchae, vice I.a.ng, wfarretites ; Lieutenant John Hutcnui-
son to be Captain art a C.nsl:any, by purchase, v.ce Campbell;
Ensign John Macuab to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Hutchinson.
95th Liao—James Hannay, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice
Curry, deceased.
6.h West India Regiment—Ensign Charles Andrews to be Lieu-
tomtit, wiii.uut purchase, vice Joseph Welsh, promoted; Wit-
ham Little, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Andrews.
Ist Garrison battalion—Lieutenant J ulist Casinier Harold, from
the legit Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Young, ap-
pointed to the 40t1r lout.
EMORANDUM.

Ensign John hrintyre, ot the ad West India Regiment, who
Was supessedeil, as butted in the Gazette et itth October hist, is
reinitettsi tnhito tank. _ ,

Lieutenant ',invert Roepel, of the 63:h Foot, is superseded
being absent w:thuut !we.

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l he appoimmeot of Lieutenant George L'Estrange, from half-
pay of the 3i et Foot, to by Ensign, without purchase, in the 3d
Regiment of Foot Guard-, as stated in the Gazette ut the 34th
ultimo, has not taken place.
Commission in the Dorsetsbire Regiment of Militia, signed by
the Lord Lionenant.
Ensign Charles West to be Lieutenant, vicerlootb, deeeased.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

April 15, hhnHassall Htmard, of Stockport, Cheshire, druggist,
dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.

Alexander Grant, of Broad-street-place, London, merchant,
dealer ani chapinan, to surrender March 4, at twelve, March
14, and April ti, at one, st Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James,
iiuchlercbtuy..
Robert Warth, of I.everington, isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire,
' miller, dearer and charmair, March 9, at five, Marchlo,st ten,
and April 8, at live, v the Rose and Crown Inn, Wisbecb.—.
• eAttsrmes, Messrs. tArcUestene. Bellamy, and Wing, Wisbeib,.
or Mr. James Worthen), 29, Castie•street, Holborn.
lame. Cranvone, of Upper Thames•street,l.ondon, ironmonger,
dealer and Chapman, Erb. 28, Mari.h 7, and April n, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, Tiltenktuse-yard.
Matthew l'sdes, of Upwell, Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire, shop.
keeper, M.rch 4, I i, and April K, at eleven' at Guildhall....
Attorney, Mr. Estlow, No. 6, Clilleed's lan, London.
Henry C life, of Glasgow, Se.otimid, and of Cazlkle, Camber.
bound, but now residrag at the Saracen's Head, Snow-Hill,l
I.ondon, merchant, manufacture', drainr and chapnian, March 1
1, at ovtiv4i, Mach Li,. and Apra 01 at ono, u GolidltalL.:r
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