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!ROM szenntimr NIGHT'S GAZETTE:
LOAD CHAMBERLAIN's-OFFICE, JAN. la, leis.:
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By command of his Roya Highno! the Patent .Rtoairr"the
Lord Chamberlain has appointed HILMIT AL/I*MM*, laq-
tiergeon-Oculist to his Majesty.
FOREIGN OFFICE, JANUARY IS.
Hls Royol Highness the PRAM*/ RIGIMT has been pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of Mr.
William anonym as Consulit Londonderry, for bitßoyal High-
ness the Prince of Orange Nassau, Sovereign Prince of the United
Provinces of the Netherlands.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OfFICE. JAK. 14..
atb Regiment of Light Drapoons--Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel E.
J. M'Gregor Murray to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase,
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vice Johnston, vale retires.
Coldstream Ri ginicut of Foot Guards—Joseph
vice Henry Lord
Wallscourt to be Ensign, without purchase, Chaplin,
promoted.
10th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant D. Henderson to be Captain
of a Company, by purchase, vice Allen, promoad; Ensign
Henry H. Farquharson
.to be Lieutenant, by purchase, ace
Henderson.
it'd Ditto—Ensign Pyre Butler, from half.pay of the Regiment,
to be Ensign, vice Brown, who exchanges.
37th Ditto-i-Captain G. T. Coionds, from the 96:h Regiment, to
be Captain of a Company, vice Busby, who retires Opted fralf-•
pay of the 96th Font. •• • • •
Std Ditto—lL H. Hayes, Gent. to be Ensign, by pure,hase,Oriee
Craigio;promoted.
60th Ditto—Daniel White, Gent.. to be Ensign, vice Marina
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civee'ased.
69th Ditto—Lewis Kelly, Gent. to-be Ensign, by purchase, vise
Petty, who retires.
list Dino—Ensign John Gudwyn to be .I.leutcpanit itee
gent, deceased, • •
To be Ensigns, without purchase-42mA ' D Cannonent. vice
Shelton, deceased; Thomas Lawton, Gent. vice bodwyn:
88th Ditto—Lieutenant John Arlnstrong to be Captain of a
Company, without purchase, vice Adair, placed upon haU-pay;
Ensign John Taylor to be Lieutenant' vice Armstrong.
sin Ditto—Ensign Robert Power to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice M'Neal, promoted in the 60th Foot.
Dico—Gentleman Cadet Noel Norton Carter, from the
Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice
King, appointed Quarter-Master.
103 d Ditto—William Hamilton Smyth, . tobe Ensign, by
purchase, vice Bradrsitt, promoted in the I Genttlth Foot.
New Brunswick Fencibles—Lieutenant William Dickson, from
the 19th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. To be Lime-
. nants Ensign Thomas Duly; Jacob Smith, .Gent. with tem-
porary rank ; Ensign O. P. Kimball, vice Baxter, who resists.
i o be Ensign: Serjeant Peter Smith, from the 104th Foot,
vice Bch'.

STAT?.
Captain Thorns. Steele, of the Coldstream Regime* of Foot
Guards, to be Deputy Attutant-General to the Forces serving
in Jamaica (with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army)
vice Lieutenant-Colusel R. Campbell, of the.7Sd Foot, dt-

ceased.
R.. 5., Gent. to be Deputy Assistant
cal to she faces.

GARRISONS.
Captain Hugh ChM°lin, of the lase 9th Royal Veteran Dana-
n. to be Futt Adjuta.:t of Fort Augustus, vice Elrington,
deceased. •
Lieutenant James Cochrane, of the late sth Royal Veteran Bat-
talion, to Le Fort NLjer at Guerio.y, vice Green, deceased.
BARRACKS.
To be Barrack-Masters at Gihratad.—ltichard !backings, Gent.
law barrack-Master in Gren britam; William Goddard,
Gent. lat.: Barracl:- Mager in Groat britaiti.
Basta rust lathe Gazette of 16:h October, 1810.
73d Foot.—For Lieu:anent J. W. H. Sireaphan, Nom half-pay
of the Royal Waggon Frain. to be Lieutenant, read Lieute-
nant J. W. IL Suahaa, from half-pay ut the Lye' Wagg+an
Train, to be Lieutenant.
Commissions signed by the Lord Liettenant of the County of
Ches.. er.
•Royal Macclesfield I.oml Otorze White-
kk,g •t: be Cajmuili, vice Batley, resigned.
Rortl Chester Local Liecienant Wilkinson Grace to
be Captain, vice Cooper, deceased; Lobito Solomon Wit
hams to :•••t• Lieutenant, vice Grace, promoted; Ensign George
Wddlg to be ditto, vice Dutton, deceased.
BANKRUP FS. •

Richard Westbrook the elder, of Reading, Brrks, banker, to
surrender January 24, Si, and Feb. '45, at twt lye. at Guildhall.
Attornia, Mr. Newlwry, or Mr. George Watkins,
No. 2, Stone-buildings, Lincolnr;.ltin, London.
Hairy Boyle Deane, of Reading, Berks, banker, January 24, 31,
and Feb. 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. ttornies, Mr. Newbury,
Reading; or Mr. George Watkiaa, Lincoln's-Inn.
Ja.ues Painter, of Croydon, Surrey, .lace-manufacturer, dealer
11,:cichapman, January 24, 28, and Feb. 23.• one, at Guild-
halL Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and 1-cane,
Frederick's-place, 014 Jewry.
John Hassall Howard. of Stockport, Cheshire, druggist, dealer
and chapman, January 21, Feb. 4, and Z 5, at twelve,at Gnarl-
hall, London. A•toi tuet., sessrs. Fara and Sous, Swithin's-
lane, Lombard-siren. •
• John Fair, of Aislernate-ttreet, London, merchant, broker,
dealer and chapman, Jr*unary 2i, 28, and Vela 23, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, hi r. Hackett, New-court, Swithin's-lane.
David Guinan, of heverlry, Yorkstire, coal-merchant, dealer
and chapman, January 25, 26, and February 95, at eleven, at
the Beverley Arms Inn Beverley. Attornit s, Mom. Lock-
wood and Shepherd, Beverley ; or Messrs. Lambert, •faylor,
and Deane, Gray's-Inn, London.
Wliliam Rowlinsun, of Harili.liaw within Uhntile. Lancashire,
grocer and drap-e January 30, 31, and Feb. 25, at three, at
the Legs of Mat'., Attornles, Mr. Thomas Leigh, 32,
• I'nultry, London ;or Messrs. Rawson and Son, Fresco..
• Richard k.vans, of bin:oil, corn-factor, dealer and chapman,
January 111, ICY, and February 25, at one, at the Bush
Bristol. Anomie., :tir smut& Whitcornbe and King, Serjeant's
Inn, Fleet-s:reet, London ; or Mr. John Henry Frankis, Small-

street, Bristol.
Robert Waller Sharp, late of Gndaltsing, Surrey, dealer and
chapntan, Feb. 6, a: two, Feb. 7, at ten, and Feb. 25, at two,
at the W bite Hulse Inn, Haslemere. Attornies, Mr. Woods,
Godalming; or Mr. Whiter, Serjeant's•lnn, Fleet-street.
Joseph Kidgell, now or late of ShelfieW, Yorkshire, ornament-
maker, dealerand chaproan' January 24,26, and February 25,
at eleven, at the Dish told Mouth Inn. Sheffield. • Anomie%
Mears. Itimington and Wilson, Sheffield 1- or Mr. Cloaks
Wilson, 16, Gr.v 11e-street, Hattea.Gardell.L.looll-
Daniel Crabtree, of the parish of Bedminster, tienserser, miller,-
dealer silt chapman, January 16 24, and felinity 25, at 12,
• at the Commercial Rooms, lu Attoeseya, Mr. Henry
Davis, Heist& ; or Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, N 0.12, Gray's-
lno-square London.
Thomas Copeland, of Lincoln, Ironfounder, dealer and dolman'
February 15, 16, and 25, at eleveit, at the Angel Inn, Chewer
field. Isttornits, Mr. Waller, Chesterfield; or Messrs. Wier
due and Holaway, Chancery-lane, 1.0nd0t...
Sandforde Nevile and John Sowden tsc younger, both of Leeds,
• Ye:habil., corn and oil...millers, deers, chamfer', and cupart.
nets in trade, January 2C, at five, January ttl, and Feb. 23,
a: eleven, at the Holden Lion Inn, Leeds. Attormes, Mr.
ltobert fearnh y, Leeds; or Mr. Henry illakelock, Strivant's
lint, J r:.t•street, London.
James Horton, of litilairmintter, Worcesterehire, rope-spinner,
doalfr et:d Chapman, January 3u, at five, January 31, and Feb.
SS, at twelve, at the Stourport bin, Stourport. Istturnivs, Mr.
Bier, §outhamptln liuihhogs, Cliancery•lane, Lottilud; or
Messrs. Killen, Son, and smith, Xidderminster.
Samuel Herbert, of NUTtil NI:1111011, 0 iforibblre, cote-dealer,
dealer and ch.tpnialt, January 23, atid Feb. 111, at e. i
even,
at the White Lion, Banbury. A:comics, hiessr..'tleyrick anu
Broder. p, Red Lion-square, London ;or Mr. Go!d y,lJanbur y.
Robert h:,Clatchcy, of Mattche.ter, cottott-mantraittur,r, dealer
and chatanali, January 26, Fel). 1, and 23, at ten, at the White
Bear Inn, Manchester. J‘ttornies, Messrs. Hewett and Kirk,
Manchester; or Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple; London.
Thomas Sharp and Duren Stables, of Drury-lane, Mitlillesea,
iron-founders and copartners, January 24, February 4, and 25,
at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Henry Edward ambles,
Harcourt Buildings, Temple.
Robert Hedges the younger, of the Old Bailey; London, eonfec-
tione-, January 21, 28, and lab. 2.5, at twelve, at -Guildhall.
Atturlicy, Mr. Osbaldrsten, London-street, Fenelnirch.surtet.

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Geertelitasse' " ,el pittiCe,l64y, bea Crodkad-kailLisaisi
iimp•tigter, deehr.sioi *pato, January 19, at alma, ha.
llf.) and Feb. 25, it tea, it GalldhalL Attornied, Mesta%
, Dawes and CliaillekliAngakirort, Throgmertanatreet.
'll9lllhim,Jenha,o Affiranahary, Londorysilk-ateavercileahr
, and Chapman, January 17, 24, and February a, al *OWN at
Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. James, Baekleribury. ' •
'Abraham Israel, late of liwteea, Hants, merchant, dealer sad
chapawn,,Jantrary 24, 34 and February 25, at ten, at Guild.
hall,Londitn. An ewer, Mr. Bennett, George street, Minories.
Dante Catberliw Marsh, widow (..ontsnonly called Lady Marsh)
Lucy Deane. widow, Richard Westbrooke the elder, and
Henry Nile-Deane, of Reading, Berks, bankers and enpart.
ners, January 24, al. and Feb. a 5, at twelve, at Guildhall—
Atterseys, Mr. Newbury, Reading; sr Mr:George Wadi*.
son, No. 8, Stome-Buildinge, Lincoite.-lun, Lundua.

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