Star.
London, England, 1812-09-28 00:00:00

, to
Christopher
A Lieu-

Montgomery to
without purchase, vice Hurfard ;
chills to be First Lieutenant,
Lieutenants, Thomas Ma-
, promoted; Methold,
hills.
05th Dittel—Capiain•Alezinder Graham, from the sth Garrison
Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Johnston, who ea-
alanres; James Wallace, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchaseorice ,
Dickson, who retires.
Ift to-1 obe lieutenant*, without purchase—Ensign ..--
Fowl, son, vice Griffin, promoted; Ensign John Little, vice
• • pass, promoted; and hnsign John Wright, vice De Bathp,
pronviitti in the Sd West India Regiment.
To be Adjutant—Serjearit-Major William Harris (with the rank
of Ensign), vice Davidson, killed in action.
faith Ditto—To be Ersigns--Jarnes Parry Gent. by pureblont,,
vice C. A. Jiuddlestone, promoted; Wr#Mam Ramsay, Gatti
without purchase, vice Power who resigns ; and Johns! Ur.;
low Scutt Watint, Gast. without purchase, vice Parke, who
resigns. •
00th Ditto—Captain Felix Calvert., from the 08th Foot, to lot
Captain of a Company, vice Lucas, w4o exchanges.
lid Ditto—F.l44p Edward Stephens to be Lietur.napt, vice N?.
moor, killed in action.
To be Ensigns---Ensign James Rollo, from the 60th Foot, vice
New ton (I si), hided so action; Serjrant.Major E. Taylor,
vier Fitzgerald, hided in action; and Qua' ter-Master.Serjeapc
James Hs my, vice Stcpbenr.
1611' Ditto--ro be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Orlando-
Jones, vice 1 ulkoh, hided in action; and Lieutenant g. N.
Cru-s, v.ce Middleton, itiled in action.
To be Lieutinants--kusigti John Dearman, vies Parker, killed
inatt'ut.; Ltisign Co oven Cupky, vice Balton, killed in action;
Ess.ln.Ceilbert Wakefield, vice Swart, dearl of big comma ;1
Ensign Lewis, claw Jones; and F..osign Charles Bald-
wii., vice Cr. ss.
be hi Hint—Volunteer Evan Maepermp, from the 40•11
lot, vice Dearman ; Volunteer itict.ard Montgomery, from'
7th Vota, vice Copley; 1-tojeant- Major James IVPCiibe,
Wakefield ; anti berjeant-Major I lsomaa Gibbon.. from
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Sth Dragoon °tank, vivo Lew*.

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; • THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND YEOMANRY
. • FREEHOLDERS, OP THE COUNTY OF KENT. SS
OitsTi.Smss. Tt
S a Dissolution of Parliament seems to be st
hand, permit aseto offer you my most hearty and grateful T,
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• owledgements for that high and distinguished honour I have
two Parliaments experienced frcm your eonlidenee, in being T•
reed one of your Representatives, fain would I again solicit a.
• honour, but from repeated and severe attacks of gout and
• • ••• I lamest to sae. for these last two years, have ren-
• me almost incapable of any active situation : •with reluc- •
• - then, I resign that seat, you se liberally and honourably
• ' Me to fill, as unsullied, and pure as when I took ity bay- 4]
I trust, never given one vote, that I did not conscienilously
- was, for the benefit of my Constituents and the public good.
In retiring allow use to impress most strongly on your minds, 4,
• present alarmig.state of your country, and thereby the rte..,
'• yof a Constittnienal Reform in Parliament; It Is that alone ,
, • remedy and stem that corruption now so destructively afloat,
where, without men tumult or danger of any kind ; may' 5
• high spirit of iodependence, that true loyalty, at all times
• • • ested by the men of Kent, increase and be cherished f S
among* you, with all due prospertty,having the honour to remali,l
Gentlemen, 1
Your much obliged, faithful tied obedient 'avast, 5
Marrs Hall, Sept. 23, 81 2. WILLIAM HONYWOOD.
THE CHOICE OF MINISTERS.
• This day wes published, price Si.
'THE CONDUCT of the OPPOSITION with
reference to the CLAIMS of the CATHOLICS consi- a
bed ; together with an Answer to sundry Statements in the
birgh Review on that subject.
By as IMPARTIAL OBSERVER,
" As Goo governs the world by the settled laws of Nature ,
tehkh he bath made, and never transcends those laws but upon "
Sigh Important occasions, so, among earthly Princes, those are ,
the *met and the best who goeern by the 'mown law of the
' o mes
onntry, and seldot make use of their prerogative."—Bacon.
, " Hand Innis se non imams futuri."-,Vtatsts.
-• Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, Paternoster-row.
FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. •
rOREION-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER illt.
*is Royal Highness the Pattie' RIGINT hasbeen pleased, in
fee name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Rice alb
ALLEN, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul in the kingdom of Gs-
-1 %Cie, the principplity of Asturias, and the territory of St. Andero.
• • WHITEHALL, SEPTEMBER 26.
His Royal Highness the pa Inc' Racieny has been pleased, in
the name find on the behalf of his Majesty, to nominate so ap-
•' point Major-General the Honourable Charles William Stewart,
.$o be an extra Knight Of the‘ most Honourable Military Order
•• of the Bath.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
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• WAR-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 26.
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*bpi Reglisnent of Horse Guards--Lieutenant G. W. V. Villiers
to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Penwick, who
retires • Cornet Edward Hill to be Lieutenant, without pie-
, these, ;Ice Villiers; Lieutenant Henry H. Wynne, from the
• Slat Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Eames, promoted.
bid Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Charles Kearney, Gent. to be
Cornet, by purchase, -rife Hunter, promoted; Hospital-mate
• Matthew a Cowie to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Kenny, who
• resigns.
(tb Ditto—Lieutenant Mervyn Richardson to be Captain of a
Troop, vice Leatham, deceased; Lieut. Thomas Price, from
• the.29d Light Dragoons, to be lieutenant, vice Richardson.
• titb Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Isaac Gillam, from
the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Dunn, who
• exchanges; Charles Davies Allen, Gent. to be Cornet, without
purchase, vice Lord Guernsey, promoted.
11th Ditto—Witliam Williams, Gent. to be Cornett Tice Wile
• ' Hams, dead of his wounds.
ISt% Ditto..-Lieutenant Samuel Holmes to be Captain of a Troop,
vice White, dead of his wounds ; Regimental. Quarter-Master
I blues Lawrence to be Adjutant,(with the rank of Cornet) vice
Mohacs protneted; Setjeant-MajorWilliaM Minchin tit be Re-
taNitarter-Master, vice Lawsence' appointed Adjutant.
)4Erne'slDtttn..-Cornet John H. Thursby tobe Lieutenant, without
purchase, vise Hay, who retires.
15th Ditto—Lieetenant William Booth to be Captain of a Troop,
by purchase, vice Macdonald, who retires • Cornet William
13y am to be Lieutenant,by purchase, vice Booth; Surgeon John
Orillith, from the Portuguese Hospital Staff, to be Surgeon,
vice Knipe, promoted..
16th Ditto—The Honourable Carlton Thomas Monekton to be
Cornet,by purchase, vice Crichton, promoted.
17th Ditto—George Neyland, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Gar-
• diner, who resigns.
10th Ditto—Lieutenant John William Dunn, from the 9th Light
Dragoons, tb be Lieutenant, vice Gillam, who exchanges.
Ind Ditto—Cornet William Hodgson to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Adshead, promoted.
Ilsth Ditto—Cornet Thomas K ingdon to be Lieutenant, by pur-
' chase, vice Campbell. promoted.
Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—Charles F. B. I.ascelles, Gent, to
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be Ensign, by purchase, vice Molloy, prompted.
$d Regiment of FOOt —Tobias lAffey, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Meech, promoted.
fish Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Archibald Campbell, from the
4th Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Murray,
who exchanges.
.; • leth Ditto—Richard Walter Shinkwin, Gent. to be Ensign, by
purchate, vice Hendersor, promoted.
16th Ditto—Ensign John Mizell to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Pasliley, who resigns.
fist Ditto—Lieutenant Archibald Kidd to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchase, vice Caldwell, promoted in the sth
Royal Vete an Battalion; Second Lieutenant Mark Oates to
be First Lieutenant, vice Kidd ; Gentleman Cadet Christopher
• euittel, from the Royal Military College, to be Second Lieu-
tenant, vice Oates.
eild Ditto—Captain W. L. Ilurford to be Major, vice Olney,
• ;tilled in action; First Lieutenant Alexander Montgomery to
pf thiptain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hurtled ;
Second Lieutetant Alexander Claybills to be First Lieutenant,
nice Montgomery.- lobe Second Lieutenants, ThomasHaw-
per, Gent. by purchase, vice Fryer, promoted; --- Metholci
Cent. without purchase, vice Clayhills.
with rlitte—Caotain.Alesinder Graham, from the sth Garrlsor

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