Star.
London, England, 1801-05-13 00:00:00

cur juft expeelation, that the fubjeas of America,
at prefent retiding in the illand of S,. lin rt olomew,
will not lend themfelves to any collutive tranfac-
tions, with a view of preventing fuch property
from coming into poffelffion of the forces under out
command, as of right ought to be forfeited to the
Crown of Great Britain. As whatever reluCtance
we•miglit fed in adopting a mealure fo extremely
difagreeable to us, it neverthclefs would be our
duty not only to r:fin, in every inflance, filch un-
becoming proceedings, but be the means a obli,,.ing
us to aft againft whoever might be concerned in a
tranfaelion of fo improper a nature, in a manner
which we would ever wife to avoid. It t the time
of making this communication, we hope not to be
nniernood as conceiving' any thing of the nature
now alluded to, at all likely to occur. We feel fa-
tisscd of the contrary, and have n‘ ticed it merely
as a mcafure of precaution to thole who might
otherwife have been unwarily led into a ftep, with-
out being aware of the confequences attendant.
(Signed) THOMAS TRIGGE, Lieut. General.
J. T. Ducswox rit, Rear-Admiral.
Whereas War between Great Britain and Sweden being an-
nounced by the arrival of an Armament at this Bland,
(unmanning It to furrender to his Britannic Majefty, i do
hereby spree to deliver it up to the Bed& on the follow-
ing Conditions:
Art. I. That all his Swedifh Majelty's property, now deli-
vered, mall, according to inventory, be reftored, when the
Colony Is returned to Ida Majcfty the King of Swedeo.—
Anfwer. AU his Swedifh Mayfly's property mull be delivered
op to the Width unconditionally.
Art.lL That all the iphabirants of this Colony, of what
nation focver, Mall be protedtcd in their perfona and property,
and at liberty to leak the illand, or remain here; and, In the
full cafe, to take with them their property, without confifea-
non, or other hindrance. Whereunder is comprehended goods,
,j
merchandise, and veffels.--Anfwer. All Stvedith inhabitants, I
and thole of the United States of America, Ad be proteded
in their perfcns and property, and be at liberty to leave the
((land, or remain on it, while they do not adt inconfiftently
with the interefts of the Britifh ; by property is to be underitood
goods and merchandise on there.
Art. 111. That riII Military and Civil Officer, as well as the
Otrrifori, flail, when defired, be tranfported to Sweden, at the
espence of his Britannic Majefty, without being confidered as
prifoners of war, and at liberty to take their property with
Ihetru—Anfwer. The Garrifon mull be confidered aaprifonen
of war ; every prattle indulgence will be granted them, and
their property refpreed.
Art. IV. All public ; apen and documents to be refpedted,
and allowed to be rent to Sweden.—Anfwer. All public papers
and documents molt be fubmltted to dui infpcdtion of the
An. V. Religion, Laws, and Cuftoms, !hall remain in the
hme Rate as they flow are—Anfwer. Agreed to.
Art. VI. The paper, and documents belonging to the French
Delegation here, to be (offered to be fent away unmolefted.—
Anfireer. All papers belonging to the enemies of Great Britain
molt be delivered up
Art. VII. That fix days he allowed to deliver up whatever
may belong to his Swedifh Majefty, and for an inventory to
be made of the fame; during which (pace of time I defire to
be guarded by my own troops —Anfwer. Every protedtion is
infured to the perfon of the Governor; but the troops of his
awedifh Mayfly muft be difarmcd immediately after the fur-
render of the place; and his Swedifit Majefty's property mutt
be delivered up to the Britifh as loon as polible, and likewife
all the Forts and ftrong Polls muft be furnmdered to the BM&
Troops as {bon as tit& Articles arc ratified by the Commander
in Chief.
In the !Rand of St. Bartholomew, the moth
day of March, dot. (Signed)
H. A
FRANCIS Fvetaa, Brigadier-General.
.D.D. KING, Captain Royal. Navy.
Confirmed and ratified by us the Commanders in eldecofhla
Britannic Majefty's ranee. Dated on boird his Majetty's
alp Leviathan, this moth day of March, idol,
(Signed) Twomas Tampa, Lieutenant-General.
J. T. Due CWO PITS, ReAr.A4O2IrAL
By their Excellencies Lientertant-Oenersi Tgoit,As Tamps
and Pair-Admiral Jo N TUOSIA►DOCRWORTN. Contmaw
den in Chief or his Britannic Mijefty's FirCes; &e.
The fuperiority of the force which it has pleated
his Britannic Majefty to place under our joist
command, rendering every hope of refinance, on
your part, altogether ineffedual, we, in order to
avert the confequenees that fo evidently would
attend any oppofition which, from a vain expec-
tation of fuccefs, you might be induced to nuke,
and to give you the only opportunity in our power
to Ilford, of avoiding the effeds fo certainly tote
apprehended, have taken this means of Manifeft-
jag the moderation with which it is our define to
proceed. And we do therefore require you, in the
name of the King our Mailer, immediately to
furrender into our polfenion the Ifland of Saint
Martin, as likewife all Stores and Velrels, together
with the Property of every defcription.
Done on board his Britannic Majeftyi (hip LEVIATNAN,
eit24th dal" of March, I tot.
Signed) THOMAS Tattoos, Lieut.-Gen.
J.T.DUCKIVORTR Rear-Adm.
To Na Excellency the Governor of Saint Martin.
CAPITULATION OF THE ISLAND OF. ST. MARTIN.
An. I. That all property, both French and Data, mall be
repeded.—Anfwer. All Public Propeity, Military and Naval
Stores, molt be delivered up ; u likewife all Ships and Wilda,
with their Cargoes, belonging to the Enemies of Great Britain
and Ireland. The Private Property of the antlent Inhabitants,
both French and Dutch, is to be refpedted; but we Meru to
angelus the Right to determine with relfpedi to filch Property
as has been acquired of late years.
Art. U. The French Troops dudl march out at eight o'clock
to-morrow morning with their arms, drums beating, and be
allowed to take the.ir baggage.—Anfwer. Granted.
An. lIL The French Delegate, the Commandant, and the
Officers eompefing the Garrifon of Saint Mtrtin, than he em-
barked with their effedts and arms, which they arc to be allow-
Id to keep fs their poircSon.—Anfwer. Granted.
Art. IV. The Officers of the Civil Department Gull be treated
as the Military, and refill final be granted to convey them to
Gaudaloupe, where they Rail remain on Parole until exchang-
ed.--Ardwer. Granted.
Art. V. The Siek and Wounded mall be treated with him*.
• situ, and all parable afraftance given them.—Aufwer. Granted.
An VI. All Paper% of the French Delegation &all be given
up to the Del.ate.—Anfwer. Granted.
Phillipfburgh, aath of March, den.
• (Signed) Ba assure, Delegate.
BANNICR, Commandant of Military.
TUOS.TRIGCF, Licurcuant-GencraL
J.'l'. Dye KWORT it, Rear-Admiral,.
Ltuarit.%?4, Shat Thomas, Mare-1130, dm
Sts—Having .had :Le honour of biting to you,
for the information of the Lords Comminioners of
the-Admiralty, the fucceisful proceedings of this'
armament to the 27th. I have now further to add.
that we arrived off this Wand at day-light of the
28th, having previoufly concerted with the Gene-
ral the arrangement for landing at Black Point
Bay, about three mulct to the weltward of the town;
but from the wind throwing off the land, we were
not able to obtain anchorage till noon, when I di-
reeted Captain BRADBY in the Anosomaaa, with.
the Alexandria tender, to place then:delve', 111 clots
to the beach as the water would admit, to cover
the landing ; which ferviee was ably executed. I
alio ordered the Sournamarobt, pietas and Ass.

Porrarre,(which had been previonflydiretied here,
to Erevent fuccour from being thrown in,) to an•
choir clofe of the town, to he an readinefs to attack
the forts, if requifite. This fervice performed, and
the troops all ready to land, Lieutenant-General
Tasoos and Pelf were ofopinion, that it would pro-
mote his Majefty's fervice to fummon the Wand,
which was fent by Brigadier-General MAITLAND,
and Captain Kiao of the LEVIATHAN, when a ca-
pitulation was agreed on for this Wand, St. John's,
and its dependencies (with the delay only of the
Governor being permitted to fend officers to afcer-
Lain that our force was formidable as. reprefent-
ed ;) and yeflerday morning we took potTeflion of
the forts, &c. lance when I have been conftantly
employed in landing a garrifon, and forming tem-
porary regulations, to move for our next objea,
Santa Cruz, this evening, that my time will nor
' admit of my giving theiriordlltips an exaa detail
of the vet Tels in harbour, but there was one man of
war brig of 18 guns, which appears a very fine veffel,
and fit for hisidajefty's fervice. Herewith I fend
a copy of the Capitulation. This, with my other
difpatch of the 27th, I forward by my Firfl Lieu-
tenant, CHARLES MARSHALL GREGORY, an Officer
of great merit and aaivity, who has been recently
employed as acing Captain of the AMPHITRITE,
and to whom I mull refer their Lordthips fur fur-
ther particulars ; and I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) J. T. DUCKWORTH*

CAPITULATION OF THE ISLAND OF ST. THOMAS.
Art. I. The Elands of St. Thomas, St. John, and their De-
pendencies, are hereby plated under the protedion of Ids Dri-
tpmic Majefty, until, by a Cenclufion of Peace, it ftiall be
fettled, whether they are to be Danifti or Erie& property.—
Anfwer. The Mandl of St. 'Thomas, St. John, and their De-
pendencies, muft be furrendered to the forces of his Britannic
Majefty, on the conditions which follow.
Art. 11. Military honours are to be fhewn by the furrender.
The Officers keep and continue to carry their fworda—Anfwer.
Agreed.

Art. 111. AU inhabitants of the raid Bland are to enjoy the
full& fecurity fur their Perfons and Property, and other
Rights, as well as the free aerate of Religion,—Anfwer. All
, Dania' inhabitants and the fubjecfis of the United States of
America, (hall enjoy the Weft fecurity for their perks§ and
, properties, as well as the free exercife of their Region, pro-
, vlded they do not endeavour collufively to cover the property
—of the Enemies of Creel. Britain and Ireland. By property is
to be undo-flood, all goods and merchandtzt now on thorn
Art. IV. Arms and Anununidem to be delivered by a Cam-
tniffion competed of Officers of both Parties; alto the Maga-
zines and Provifions, and what elle, may be found in the Fort
to-day, according to Returns to be drawn up.—.Anfwer. Agreed.
Art. V. All Dania, Officers, the Garrifon, Naval Officers
and Sailors, to be concluded conveniently and Cutely to their
native Country, and thafe that might deice to proceed eria
America, or elfewhere, to be provided with proper Paiperts.
—Anfwer. The Garrifon mutt be wondered as Prifeners of
War, and will be conveyed to Europe as fpeedily as poffilale,
and every indulgence (hewn them.
Art. VI. No Military to he quartered in Houfes, but in Bar-
racks and decent rooms, to be affigned by the Burgher Council,
and a Commiffion appointed to that end —Anfwer Agreed.
VII. The Danith Laws and Ordinances to remain in force,
All Courts and Juridical Offices to be occupied by the prefcnt
Officers. In cafe no Appeal can take place to the High Court
of Juftice at Copenhagen, one is to be eltablithed here by the
Englifh Government, to canfill of three of the molt able Can-
didates in Law, and two refmtlable Citizens, acquainted with
the Dania' Language—Anfwer. The Danith Laws and Or-
dinancrs will remain in force as at prefent ; but *perfects
filling Civil Mikes mutt be fubjed to the approbation of their
Excellencies the Commanders its Chief. In the event of Ap-
peal from the Courts here, the Appeal to lie to his Britannic
Majefty in CaunciL
Art. VIII. The King's and Public Treafares, and all Pub.
lie Book-keepinp and Accounts, Archives and Protocols, re-
main unmolcited under the hands of the refpethive Officers,
for mutual (murky and ufe.—Anfwer. AU proven! belonging
to the King or the Government mull be given up to his Bri-
tannic Majefty ; and all public Papers and Records be fubmlt-
ted to the lafireel'en of the Bikini, and the Records and Papers
will afterwards be allotted to remain in the proper Offices.
Art. 124. Hii Welty the King of Denniark having advanced
Loans to the Planters, the laid Planters continue to pay off ac-
eordfitg to the method regulated onto his laid Majegy the Kiig
of Dcrmark, (who retaina the right of martpge on the raid
Nieto), with .11.0 emotion that the Proprietors, in confider-
allots of precedent oidavborable cozimcmial Coniandhoeen, and
the Itteit:rt circnntgantell. Make= payments di, Year upon
the Royal Loan, which haa been eifeded (or the benefit of the
pianterg,.....renfwer. Antwered in the lag Astfele. Bit with
repo!! to the payments to be made upon the toast advanced
bi Abe King of Denmark to the Ranters, it Is agreed to be left
to the determination of the King of Great Britain and Irciand
in Council how they are to be made and applied.
Art. X. No inhabitant Mall he compelled to carry arms, or
perform Arty, whin lie has made his Oath of Neutrality.—An-
fwer. Agreed as; beg they will be Icquirei ter take an oath of
alkidence to the Bridge Oovernincot. expreffing, that they will
not either openly or leanly do any thing hoitila to the &id&
Government.
Art. XL The Americans [ha be permitted, without con-
ftraint, to export the produce of the Bland', and provide them
with necefihries ; the ioltabitants.ago to thip to America —An-
firer. Theft Colonies malt trade ands the fame laws a,s govern
I the Britith Weft India Manila.
Art. X 11. A ferret and fepa rate Convention to permit the in-
habitants from the neighbouring Mande, or fro" the Main, to
trade hither, In ardent° provide the country with treat provi-
fionc—Anfwer. The allinmatire to this propofition mit depend
upon the decides of Ms M.defty,thc King of Great Britain and
Ireland.

Art. MIL The Free•coloured people of this lfland Mali be
profeactl and regarded at heretofore under the Danilb Govern-
ment, and they Pall not be forced to do soy Military duty...
Anferer. The Dlanith Free-coloured people will be protean' s.
heretofore. and will not be forced to do Military duty; but
they malt take the oath of allegiance confornaly to the toth
Article.

XIV. The Preliminary Article on which this propofed Ca-
pitulation depends, is, that the repo of the Officers font on
hoard of the Fleet, afeertains the number of Britt& Troops to
be Three Thoufand Men at lcaL—.Anfwcr. His Exceffentry
the Darden Governor is not eapedhed to fign the Capitulation,
until the return of the (Akers he has fent to fee the &it
Troops.
Art. XV. In the general claim of Danifb and Neutral pro.
petty, to be refpeted as belonging to the lawful °WIWI, Is
Oki comprehended the Veffcls, and all property afloat In till
Harbour, or what might arrive during the time the Duals Co.
lonia my remain in poffeffion of his Britanak Mniefty-o.
Anfwered by the reply to the third propofition.
ADDITIONAL
All the Forts, Military Polls, and Vaal of War, muff be
given up as loon as-this Capitulation is ratified by the Cow
*oda In CideL Saint Thomas, the 28th of March, VOL
(Signed) C. W. VON am T
FAIL TiArrtlbto Brigadier-General,
E. 1). Keg., Captain Royal
Ratified Toeless Timor, Lkut. General.
J.T.livekwormr' Rear-Admiral.
off Chriltianitadt,Santa Cruz. April s.
Ste—My letters of the 27th and 3oth ult. (of
which I now tranfmit duplicates) having given
you information for the Lords Commiffioners of
the Admiralty of our fortunate and fuccefsfal pro-
ceedings in the execotion of their Lordthips'
der: to the furrender of St. Thomas's, (with the
deviation of venturing to attack St. Martin's,) and
my intentions of leaving Saint Thomas's for Santa
Cruz that evening, the 3oth, I now have the fur-
-1 ther plcafure to acquaint you that we were off the
town of ChriflianilAdt day-hgl.tt of the gift, and
. •

having formed the arrangements for landing, and
founded to the eaftward of the town, to afcertain
that it could be fafely effefted, Lieutenant-Gene-
ral Tomos and myfelf thought proper to fend a
fummons flmilar to that of St. Bartholomew ;
Upon which confidential officers were fent off by
the Governor-General LINDE/NAN, and the accom.
ponying Capitulation entered into, the whole of
which, I hope, will meet with his Majelly's and
their Lordihips' approbation ; and as I confider an
expeditious account thereof, under the prefentcir.
cumflances with the Northern Powers, may be
very delirable, I difpatch the FANNY hired armedl
brig, and mull defer giving any detail of the vat.
fell in the ports, as I have not yet been able to get
an exalt lift. Captain Exit's, of the AISPNITRITS,
having been much reduced from a fever, and b)
his exertions again brought on violently his com-
plaint, I have thought it humanity to entruft that
valuable officer with my difpatches, and beg leave
to refer their Lordfhips to hem for any further par-
ticulars. I intend giving an offing order to Cap-
tain Juno MILLER GARNIER, of the HAWRE, and
my Fira Lieutenant GEORGE WILLIAM BLAMEY,
an officer whole exertions in the prefent expedition
entitle him to my warmeft fuppurt. I fhould feel
very remifs were I to dole this without mention-
ing to their Lordthips the aid I have received from
my Captain E. D. KING, in this horaffing fervice.
(Signed) J. T. NOCRWORTN.
ARTICLES OF CAPITOLATI SID NT 00 NNNNN R-01.
NERAL LINDEMANN, TO TNEIR RECALLS/4CM LIZUTD•
NANT.LORNEBAL TISOMAS TRICOE, AND REARADSIIRAL
30511 TAOISM DOCRWORTE COM/ANDRES IN CAM OF
NIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S FORCES.
Aar. I. The Garrifon Ora evacuate the Forts, and all the
Troops of the Bland give up their refpedilve quarters. They
One march out of the raid Forts with their Arms and I=
and all the Honours of War, with two Field-Pieces
flying, Drums beating; but previous to the Errant:den they
will difeharge all their Guns, and the Olken will keep Weir
Side-Arms.—Anfwer. Granted.
Art. 11. Proper Ships will be provided at the espence of his
Britannic Mafrfty to convey 'directly to Copenhagat all his
Denies Majellys 011 ens of the Artily, Navy, and of the Civil
Eliablanwese, With the Donceities and Isom" and alb to
convey the Gordian and Seamen; but finaukl any at Chafe Of-
ficers with to to to America in etseir way home, they wW be
provided with Pa to tit* - dr-•----Aurwee- The Ggeel'
too and Seamen molt be ccolidersd as paeans of war, end
will be conveyed to Europe as fpcmilly as poilble; but fedi
Mars as may deem ft will be Wowed Palmate to go by wig
of America, on their Parole of Honour not to ferve until rep.
larly exchanged; and midi depart from the Wand In the coughs
of two months from the Signing of this Capitulation.
Art. 111. Such of has Majdty's Myers who assail wiliest
renmin on the
The Often el the Army r
ods Navy cannot begwaited sou
remain on the Wand.
Art. IV. Ali Chinches aid religious Congregations in the
Wand !ball be fupported in their isfgethive Rkes and Privileges.
—Anfvrer. Granted.
Art. V. The Denier Laws, and the Special Ordinances of
this Country, Than remain in full and uncontrouled vigour eed
execution as hitherto, and Juftice be adminiftercri by the per-
ions now in Office: the Appeal* from the Upper Court to go
as dual in the left inftance to the Nigh Court of jisitice in
Copenhagen, or to a High Court to bc notational by the Britith
Governor, to coati of three able Danith Lawyers, sod two
refpedtable inhabitants who made/nand the Danith Language,
and to be prefided by the Bridal Governor.— lAnfe e
Dania Laws and Ordinances will remain in force as at prefent,
but the perfons filling Civil Offices mull be to our ap-
probation ; and in the event of Appeal from Courts ben,
the Appeal molt beim& to his Britannic . ,in
' Art. VL All the hhelaus of this Id IZ9tio-
Xi
Cent, of every dernakeilitic, sa remain in full ea,mbeepooded
poffeion of their of every ddeription Nill latflidli
meet with no in the AdminirtilM 141.011...
Anfvrer. The IPmeismpef eld Mlimidtams wi be rafpefted, em.
, ceps the Frattel, SaymidDutch, who have become rob,
' dolts dime the lit 1794-
Ash= *AM lat his Daniel Makfty's Service, al
la or Sher alasim sr; Ire assiondasi in tits rain of
tisk , which amnia aininlaarea brink Aterdis
The Casa is Fiasco hark% Sergi* and
obitobit emir Puma IPSO. aid Dutch, saint
as aterering lialka;lOnnideddlif ard Dee
there OunamE aallessisherdisilmia their Wad pm.
/IN nal* be samildasidi by thar Astossiee. art V
IN rib& in asessir. as other
MS* in the Illold. they tersai be4=luntil
.10 aellbeiSerw. ties
Ihea he .
ov:
me vanibitme. In kir. sows mit Ns of
meirmr Power, sr podsmosay otaboris *of Sit SST.
Thole wM say Wil to roma es the abed all
forcer to oblerve a aria linewilty, and Wife who way with
to quit the Wand tali Iss *toed to We* a their Property.
or to appoint Anoraks for the Admini&a,L don of the fame....
wee. Granted: but they will he required to take an Oahe
Za 'to Ore !grid& Government, expreffing that they
or inertly, do any thing hoftile to the
*WI Oorammot t No Frenchman, Dutchman, or Spaniard.
who has beeemnh nallimt twee the tit Jemmy :794, ems W
permitted to ramie tin the Wand.
4 An. IX. The Price People of Colour en
*belt Freedmen ea
Property, and in-every '
rishe flititi .111. :el i asthirecrother i.
Granted; op uteist . 11.
to the Illabrh Ankh. • ' Art. X. No Qllstr nor Milers to be billeted on Wit: lim
habitants; every souses ibie be glum to procure
qierterh—Gmomegi
6.1=16401•11161 rem"' ire
Art. XL Tin eemeamen,S hit hiralifateso
So not be eampelled to make any payments ma account ef
Oa es Iffr4 as the Colooy condom; *bladed to his BO
.......V„,,,, .. The aheirme easeessi aMs
loam soft mak eta
_priest talk Ms
, ii. II Isms ay. ulnae Cagey roslaa
i ' TOL AS
hro. indsloos 4,0001v1s
OINZIfiI DMA, ' Si eller pens ellises, lhalle
as ramie repot% ' &red ma utz=
C. reasaive elks, osier the we of We paint
Ewer. AM peak Hook and Records. amiss's anis&
=teopit be fubmitted to our examination. but will Mu".
eenillowed to remain in the proper O&M
An. MIL The Poets of the Colony Sae be spewed t• all
American Veffels, who 11211 le winked to Mara penalist
and Supplies, and to earn prar; the Wabila alias
joy the fame liberty of sad in ilipia,
awn VelOs..—Anker. am Mike
at all Arnarks. Yentas. Si le err Maui maw his
abidty's Gorrenmast. The Shabhants take. the Oath
et
Aareses,babe aka MI =hone Printers with raped terra&
Dane en best his Ibliemie hartifs Sip L .
di dant Crehr, the pita Manly ski.
Mod) Tme. Therm Lientement-GeneraL
T. Doemoars,llear-Arisiral
(111pasi) J. C. Mar. Chaska& to his Dan&
S. ICamettg-st Infantry.
•
. astilied W. A. Laninasks, Gessoor•Gennzi over
the
ET Damint Wei India Cotentin
iNCR.
Art. XIV. As it is hnpellak for the inhabitants to procure
free& proviaons and entails indlipenfable rapines the their
eases, but from tie Spaniards either from the Min or Porto
Itko. the Porto of Saint Croix &Ail be opened to all Spaniel
midis bringing fork fupplies —Anfwer. Granted; earn his
ainersir ?Ante/Ifs pleafore Nall be hnown.
(Signed) Teo s Taroca„Liostanent Omen).
T. Doc i wool. ta, Ilicar•ArindraL
(Signed) J. C. Moe, Chamberlain to his Dim&
(Aimed) IL Kamm, :4::tini Wm:Y.

BANKRUPTCY BOPERBEDED.
Jeeph Hedge.land, of Exeter, linen draper.
BANKRUPTS.
Richard Medd, late of Klnglion-upon-Hull, tlrnba-nterebant,
to furrcnder May 18, 19, June 13, at eleven, at the wbfte.
Hart 'Tavern, Kingfion-upon•Huß. Attornica, Mara Allen
and Exley, Furnivars-Ina, London, and Mr. Codd, Rine.
ton-upon-Hull.
James Book and William Turner, of Bridge Pont.Welfrainfter„
coal-merchant, to 1.212211622 MAW 16, 23, )VIM f 3, at ten, 74
Cluileull, Lim Jon. Attorney, Mr. Blunt, Old Pay-Othere
Broad-dreet, Lonaon.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
OLDNANCE-OPFICI, fIIAT4I; 180 t.
Royal Regiment of. Ar
Lieut Colonel Orlando Manley to he Colonel at *coot
Brevet Lieut. Colonel John Cockburn to. be.Lleat. Calmat
Brevet Lieutenant Colossal Heury".r., Thonifon to be Major.
vice Cor"-burn.
Captain-Lieut. Ralph W. Adye to be Captain, vice Tionhat,
First Lieut. Samuel Revoeli to be Captaia.lainsiviee Aelr,
Second Lieist.Siu snares Dubonin to bc Kra Lieut. titselterra
Brevet Lieut. Col. Thomas R. Chririetun to be Licat
Brevet Lieutenant Coloriel Abraham lie Vernett to !V.*.
vice Charkton. •
Captain Lieut. George B. Faber to be Captain.vioeJjtt vernait.
Fiat Lieut. William Payne to be (...ptain Lieut. vice Ham
Second Lieut Joha P. Pinter to be Fitt Lieut. vire Baps:.
Brevet Liam Cot. Thomas Haworth so ba Line. Colonel.
Brevet Lieut. Col. James Butler to be Major, vice Howorrh.
Capt. Lion. Paulett W. Cokhrooke to be Captain, vier Rater.
Full Lieutenant George Nutter to be Captain-Lientatasuoice
Colcbrooke.
Second Lieut. Arthur Hunt to be FRO Lieutenant, oh:chez%
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Junes Boag to be Major.
Capt. Lieut. Edwanl W. Pritchard to be Captain, vice Bosg.
Firit Lieut. John Caddy to be Captain Lieut. vice Pritabani.
Second Delft Jobs Batas to he Fire Lieutenant, vice Caddy.
Captain-Lieutenant Lucius O'Brien to be Captain.
Fait Lieut. A Irx ander Cani pbett to be Capt. Lieut. vireOltrica.
Second Lieut. John Taylor to be Pink Lion. vice („beirbdt
Captein-Lieutenant lames Gilbert lobe Cava*
Fiat Lieutenant Honourable Roger Rollo to be Captaits-Lice-
tame, vice Oilbert.
Sewed Leaman* Edward W. Cowley to be fist Lieutenant,
vies Raba •
CagivianLleatanant Thomas D.dd to be Captain.
Piet Liget. Henry M. Farrington to be Capt.Lieut.vire Dodd.
Secoadtheueesant Edward Collin to be Firft Licamaiant, vice
F
capulasionan
t Thome &Franca& torte Commis.
Felt Liners/et George Skyriag lo be Captaioltiostenanr.
vice 'Mall&
Bowed Lk*. John Winder to be Hoff Linn. vice Sky*
al
'iressifiney to bet/web.
L51=1.7.4 oalle‘lit Pitentoyar to be Ceptain-ddeute.
me, vies VW,.
Sewed Lieutenant Axtbor Macartswg to be Flit Liciscom4,
vies liostarrer.
Capplo.4lwatewast Rickard W. Unite to be
.Csrain.
FFlRLbeteere Infiph Ls to be Captain.i vise Mkt
l less. blvegie Toole:ins to be 'Leff Liestorlea Dom&
klaU to be
floawottrowit James Adye to beiZin.licteuiell"ut. vice Ha&
Rae Ligoarawat am* Youngloafimed to beCaptsio-Lieve.
wit Harry Meggs to be Flt Lieutenant, vice
Liestenert Wye Creaked to be Olgestie Lkateaset.
Suckled Lion. Henry Light to be Fut 1.4e0t. vice Crawl**
Iffrit Lieutenant George Holmes to be Cbar.Lieutemsee.
Fire Lieutenant Robert IVskott tote
Flit Lieut. Thomas Vida to be lOW bald 4.1414, dot.
Cmptato-Lieutennet Cirrus WWI,
ia=a
Pirft Lieut. George clresiby ha be vice Weber.
Suomi Lieutenant Hersey awes as beliUsu. vice Granby.
Dated April ad, clot. •
Flora Gentkiese Cadet 00110111401 t Oa be Send ideute-
seni, vies C. Seadiesn, rebtwd
Second Gr.:Amu Cadet Thous Tone lobe Sward Lie.-
tenant, vies W. Stow, pronged.
WNW genticoma. Cadet Charles Mote to be Second Lieute-
nant, vice H. Gobow, promoted.
Fourth Gentleman Cadet Matthew Lard to be Sawed Lieu.
tenant, vise C..oiknour, pronnted. • . .
Fifth Gentleman Cadet William Butte to he beloLkillt•
mint, vice F. Knox, promoted. Dated April sy, 2 t.
Lieutenant Sion, from the Corps or Captain Commit.
Caries, to be Seioad Liauenaat, vie* 0. jeltidadass, pre-
magi. Dated April sl, Ilex.
Lieut. Conuniffary Henry P. Los to bo Carel& Cestue4l7;
qsalmter.Maller Cornentrary WWI bobble) to be Lippman
iffsry, vice Lee. Dated Mayo , Sot.
Commillions in the Staffordikre figaed by
the Lord Lieutenant.

Marin WolMey, Ifq. to be Caputo. Bated Dee. so, deo.
WIiI Pabner, Efq. to be Capt-Lieut.• Dated Jim 14,0 m
Maria Wilkinfon, Gent. to be Eery& Datee Dat. soy s*oo.
Commilitons in the Middlefez M itye Gaged by
the Lord Lieutenant.—Weftera Regiment.
Wm* NIA to be Idaiss
George illoop. IF+ to becrtulatat Jot* I. OW.
BOOM XalSq. te be , Doodle.
Rebell W sobs a, alba
Thomas tisyriesaml/2 COW. bs Wax Dead Mr
ruary a 7, des.
Ratlern Regiment.
Germs Wplklnjal. Efq. to bc Captain. Dated Jon. 23, dot.
David AILIS•Chat. tote Dsted No% 4. dm
James litsimealhoirt. to be Perim. Doted Nov. 5, Mo.
sbinner Regiment.
4=ma jeMi.l tab*"
Ifseeiun Ckat t=lactit4.B"nlist.Datspijime em Bawer& bent, to be Lieutenant. Datedpine 252 18,
Wain Clot. abs Ibtip. Dated Jas. ry, tow
Commilkit m de 434 Henley VolenteerAfecia-
doh agnedirybiiiketay. Dated May 2, ttol.
TM Right lieneerablo Lot Fits Hots to be litaJostmit.
mutant. vies Jaekicei_refigusd.
Cominiffions in the bituripliead VolunteerVika•
tios,Ggned by his Majefly. Dated. April 2, Isol.
J Boyden, Efq. pats Capuis of s Clara) Uattlatille"
Camentinet
Meths mod, Bfq. (bee 'Capita Chß) to ay=
cia Oimpasp. Philip Goefal. ts-b. Dior •
Qat to be Pk* Llmisasese. Willies Wilt.
Gent. is be Ditto. Thomas Dank Gana, be istoP4i.4"
tenant. Henry White. Clem. to De Mtn.
MAR-OTTICI, DUILUI-CASTLIt, 1111.CN 14), (801.
His Majefty his been Pleated to make ate.follow-
ing promotions in tbe Army on this Ellabiiiiimesi:
atMataboa of bad Fees—Captain Chubs trvise. Bea the Id
. battalion it 68tb Foot tole Captainositliebt g matt, wt
I. Seale% reigned. Dated Decembers aloe.
Prince of AV.des's Fencibk Infantry.
Major•Docera Edward blorrifon, from Coldereent Foot
Guard,. to be Coleeel, vice Lord Rancliffe. detesitd. Data
Novembers p. taco.
Tay Regiment of Fencible Infantry.
Cam
betain-Liemenou Enoch &Godley to be Carole, vice Hai-
. magma
Limns= Peter Cam Yell to be Captalo•Lientenant.
Wigs Benjamin to
to be Lietztaiiat-
-.....Niarullock to be film. Dated Neva Alto.
Lieutenant William Overton to be Adjutant, vice bt'Lardil.
damage& Dated December ty, !Soo.
WAR-GPTICI, DUSLIII•CASTLE, /O&M UV 1801-
H is Maje fly has been pleated to maim tialials*
ing promotion in the Army on this Eildaismos I
ad Battalion of 46th Peat -Captain JespeeOunplisildle
from Half pay of Went Ward it late Raidaanit Batt, OP
be Captain, vice Elvin, minim& Dated Do. 'Am

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