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THE MYSTERIES OF UDOLPHO.

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No. 1, of

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George Seymour;' Etancts flasfltags D_c_yie,-E.t. John' Earl of Care
hampten, the Honetrable Augustus' PMppt, eamithell
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the Hon. Charles Teelfstaia, itifOierd Dewkins James
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mond; s. the Hon. YiniesrifiorselfAth Steerort,Wlllll%Tho-
rnas Moe; ward Rarl, Abridgers Hely inusehteson, Helton Shath
King, Francis Seymour Larpent, •Frodittitk Benby Watson, and
Henry. James Baueerie, Esqrs. ao be Commissioners of the customs
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9tit 'Regiment of Light Dragoons—Thorns .John Fit zmaorice, 'VI.-
count Kirkwall, to b; Carnet, by purchase, vice
ninted In the 67th Foot. . •
Ditto—Lieutenant John Gunn Collios, frern half pay of -;!te
Ilst Light liragooris, to be Lieutenant, Via Nenhhurf Nalh,
who exchanges, receiving the difference; George James Christie,
Gen:. to be Cornet, without. putchase,ivice Elton, promoted.
2sl Reaiincnt of Foot—Serjeant-:Major Littlejohn, from the
72d Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, Ilse Mundy, pro-
moted (and to act as Adjutant).
10th Ditto—Lieutenant CO-Irbil-Collins Bien to be Captableby
purcih.sc:, vice Itudsdell, promoted; Ensign Willlatit Karl
Goode to be lieutenant, by purchase, v:ce iilani; Robert Dam..
pier lialifax *Gent. to be Ensign, by purchaiii, vice Goode.
51st Ditto—litomas Irving, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase.
55th Ditte—Captain William Lloyd Peacocke, front half-pay of
the :6th Foot, to be Captain, vice Thomas Goodricke i'eacocke,
who exchanges.
60th Ditto—Gentlemen Cadet Francis Coghlan, from the Royal
Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Creagh,
appointed to the Slit Foot.
64th Ditto—lieutenant William Jull to be Captain, by purchase,
vice 'Mot, who retires ; Ensign Alexander John M' Pherson to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jolt; Benjamin Dickinson Spelt,
Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice aPPher son.
70th Ditto—Ensign Matthew Benjamin George Reed, from half-
pay of the 4th West India Regiment, to be Kusign, vice Ittabert
Blake, who exchanges, rece.ving the difference.
73d Ditto—Lieutenant F. T. Williamson to be Captain, by pur-
chase, vice Watts, who retires ; Ensign Philip Primrose to be
Lieutenant, ley purchase, vice Williamson; henry Seymour,
GI ',Lao be Ensign, by purchase, vice Primrose.
75th Ditto—Lieutenant Vico. George Augustus Browne, front half.
pay of the 70th Foot, to be Lieutenant, v:ce Phineas Charles
Cockburn, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
77th Ditto—Deputy Assistant-Commissary-General David Scott
Kitdoek Maclaurin, Rout half-pay, to be Payniaster, vice Bea-
cock, deceased.
81st Ditto—Lieutenant Kaox Montgomery, to be Captain, without
purchase, vice Pilkington, decease; Ensign John Brown to be
lieutenant, vice Montgomery; Ensign Giles Vandeleur Creagh,
from the 60th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Brown.
86th Ditto—Lieutenant John Holland, from the 89th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice John Doyle Carol, who retires upon half-pay
of the Ist Foot.
69th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Paul Williamson, from half-pay
of the Ist Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Rolland, appointed to
the 86th Foot.
9:d Ditto—Captain Alexander Fisher Macintosh, front the 11th
Foot, to he Major, by purchase, vice Brice, who retires.
2d Wect India Itegiment—Captain Richard Bullock, from half-
pay of the 103 d Foot, to be Captain, vice James Maclean, who
exchanges; Assistant-StaffSurgeon Beresford Tedlie to be Sur-
geon, vice Daigan, deceased.-
Ist Royal Vettrzn BattaliOn—Captain Pierre TOussaint de Parra-
Err, from half-pay of the 101st Foot,sto be- Captain, vice Thomas
William Poppleton, whose appointment has not taken place.
41AKILISONS.
Lieutenant-General Martin Hunter to be Governor of Per.deanis
Castle, vice General Buckley, deceased.
lormotaNDVX.
The Christian names of Mr. Stokes, appointed to an Ensigncy
in the 38th Foot, on the 24th of July last, are Henry Francis and
not Henry B.
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Vice-Admiral Philip Stephens, William' Haggard, John Knsor' and
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Ans, Rum. Edward Marshy °, Clerk, Samuel Tyssen, and
rew Fountain, Esqrs. William Whitear, Clerk, John Glasse,
• j Clerk, Edward Dewing, and Graham Eden Ilainond, Esqrs. to
be Deputy Lieutenants.
14A NKR UPTCY ENLARGED.
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October 11, at ten, at the Cout of Commissioners of Bankrupts,
13.isinzhall street.