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Alt. DUI.
Dublin - - t 1 I Coruna - 0 0
Waterford - it 1 Heligoland . I 2 '
Cada - - 0 0 Guernsey.ii 2 0 I
I Li•bon - - 0 0 Jersey - . 2 0 1
Malta - - 0 1 Viagsages 0 0
Gottenburgh - 0 16 Hal ii a: - 0 0
Holland - - 0 1 Bremen - - 0 0
Two brigs were captured near Dover on the 4th
instant, and carried into Calais.
•
FALMOUTH, MARCH 4.
I; rrived yesterday the litxp and Acme revenue
cutters, from a cruize ; Walsingham packet, from
Passages, last from Plymouth, wl.ere she landed her
Mails ; RACER sloop of war, Lieutenant JULIAN, from
ditto, and sailed again with the CLINKER gun-brig,
with a convoy for the North Coast of Spain. Nothing
arrived to-day. Sailed the REINDEER sloop of war'
(in a cruize ; and the Ann and James and Henry
transports, for Cork.—Wind N. -
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 5.
Arrived the GRAMPUS and HAZARD troop ships,
from Portsmouth ; the John Freeman and Minerva,
from Waterford ; and the Hope, from Cork: Arrived
the Nisus frigate from Portsmouth, with 15 sail of
transports under convoy.—Sailed the MAGNISICENT
and CLARENCE men cf war, on a cruize.—Wind E..
PORTSMOU TH, MARCH 6.
Sailed yesterday his Majesty's ship ROYAL Sove-
rtEws, 110 guns, and the Hindostan store-ship, with
the fleet under convoy for the Mediterranean, with
the wind at North-east.—Arrived to-day his Ma-
jesty's ships ONYX and URGENT, with a small convoy
from the Downs.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Hum's,
for Off Cherbourg.—The INTELLIGENT gun-brig is
appointed convoy for Guernsey and Je -iey.—The
BoNnow man of war, with the East India Fleet, are
expected to sail in the morning.—Wind Easterly.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Captains G. Hay is appointed to the Pelter, a new sloop; Dic-
kens, to the Comus ; Peter Fisher (commanding the Meteor
bomb), to the rank of Post Captain; and Charles Mitchell, to
the Espiegle.
Lieutenants J. C. Snell, to the Sybitle; J. Tullock, to the Sa-
bine ; I'. Jones, to the Desiree; and T. Simmonds, to the Tigre.
Mr. Webb, of the Admiral's Office, is appointed Purser of the
Satellite; and Mr. A. Drew, Master's Mate of the Eurotas, fie
promoted to the rank of Lieutenant.
The following Midshipmen passed for Lieutenants, on Wed-.
nesday :—Messrs. .1. Martin and W. Knocker, Barossa; Fred.
Blacker, Prince; J. H. Wheatley, Puissant.
DEAL, MARCH 6.
Sailed the REDPOLE gun-brig, with a convoy, for
Portsmouth.—Arrived the FAVOURITE sloop of war,
from Portsmouth, and sailed for the River.—Re-•
main in the Downs, his Majesty's ships MONMOUTH,
GRIFFONNE, OLYMPIA, SWAN, VIPER, and 8AD0111...
HARWICH, MARCH 6.
Arrived the Lady Nepean packet, with a Mail and
passengers, from Heligoland. Put back the Diana,
Auckland, and Lark packets, bound to Gottenburgh,
not being able to get in for the ice.
The following is a list of the persons who unfortu-
nately perished, when the Cardross ferry-boat uset,
on Sunday se'nnight :—John Ferguson and john
M'Aulay, boatmen ; Robert Bean, grocer, Renton ;
John Colquhoun, weaver, Dumbarton ; Mr. Logan,
a young man, from Glasgow ; Janet M4Crigor, Ann
Holmes, and ---. M'Gee, young women ; and a
young man, name unknown.

Ale. DIM

Tlir ARM?.

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EXTRACT OP A TATTER !EOM THE MEAD-WARMS OP
LORD SYVELLINOTONPS ARMY, DATE) FURUARY IS.
46 Every thing has undergone a change since RV
last. Sow.? has broken up from ,1:? line of the
Adour, and marched for Paris with great part of his
army. The position at St. Jean Pie de Port has
been so far abandoned, as to leave no apprehensions
from thence; and Suarez has quitted Spells leaving
garrisons in Barcelona and in other posts, and had
his head-quarters on the 4th at Avignon, on the
marcli, for Lyons.
41 All this is most unexpected, and must have
arisen from some fresh successes of the Anises of
which we are in entire ignorance, nothing whatever
being known from the front. Report, (ver fertile
here,) states, that the Cossacks are at Paris t but it is
useless mentioning these things to you, to whom, of
course, long ere this, all is known.
" A part of two British divisions have been pushed
across the Adour, the 4th And 7th. All is prepara-
tion for advance. Lord WaLalloroN's head-quarters
will be transferred forthwith from St. Jean de Luz to
Pau, (the place of nativity of BIRNADOTTE). it is
supposed that Sir JOHN HOPE will move with two or
three divisions in the direction of Bourdeaux, while
Lord WELLINOtON, with the rest of the army, marches
on Thoulnuse. Sir JOHN DOWNIE, with the Spaniards
(for that Officer 6 especially appointed by Lord WRI.•
LINOTON to command the Spanish army now here),
occupies our old positions in front of Bayonne. The
Commissariat Department is using every exertion to
llntlocks are purchased from *vary
part of Spain ; hay and corn, biscuit, salt beef and
rum, come from England, and an advance will cer-
tainly take place.
, " Not a word of the Bounsoxs here. The Dec
D9ANGOULEME is still. with us, but no preparations for
hoisting the French flag. I fancy it is all over with
ahem.'

Yesterday the fdlowing Bulletin, as to the state
of the Kirin's health, during the last month, was
exhibited at St. James's Palace to the inquirers, who
were more numerous than they have been fot some
months past :

WINDSNI-CASTLE, MARCH 5.
His MAJESTY continues under the full influence
of his disorder, but his bodily health is good, and
Liz MAJESTY has passed the last month in an uniform
state of tranquillity.

" HENRY lIALFORD. «J. WILLIS.
P4l. BAILLIL. 46 R. WILLI*"
66 W. lILBERDEN.
Yesterday the Lord and Groom in attendance at
St. James's Palace. at the exhibition of the Bulletin
on the state of the KING'S health, were Lord 9t.
HELEN'S itl3ci Admiral LEGO&

The Proclamation purporting to have been ad.
dressed to the French by the CROWN Pelves, and
dated from Romer on the 6th ult. has been pro.
nnunced by the Swedish Minister at our Court to be
a fibricAtion.

Friday died at his house at Maize-hill, Greenwich,
Major-General Sir Joss DOUGLAS, of the Marines.
MAYO ELKTION.--Fifty-third Day's Poll :—Mr.
BnowNF., 4317: Mr. 14nwAN. 4313.—Majority for
Mr.,BaowN, 4.—This is one of the closest and most
ebsinate contests ever known in either 'cohntiy:
THE PARKS.—Hyde Park was yesterday attended
by crowds of fashion dries. The severity of the wea-
ther, however, prevented the belles from venturing
from their carriages, which were drawn ap in treble
lines on the south side of the Serpentine, from whence
a full view of the sted-lhod heroes on the ice of the
Serpentine, was obtained. Among others, whom we
perceived in the busy throng, were—

His Royal Highness the Duke of York, the Russian and Spa•
nigh Ambassadors, the Countess of liarrowby, the Countess of
Baihurat, Lady Harrington, Lady Bishop, Earl Raiburst, Earl
Douglas, Lord Petersham, I.ord Archibald Hamilton, Sir
George Talbot, Sir Charles Colville, Right lion George Rose,
Right Hon. G. Ponsonby, Right Hon. Charles Long, &e. Lice.

BURNS'S MAUSOLEUM.---The subscription for
Bunws's Mausoleum is filling up with great spirit,
and we are happy to observe the interest which this
national object has every where excited. Should we
be asked what BURNS has done to merit this distinc-
tion ?—the answer is easy. He has made a perma-
nent addition to the pleasures of human life. He has
bequeathed to us from the treasures of his own inven-
tion, a new remedy for those tedious and listless hours
by which all are liable to be overtaken ; and we be-
lieve that a single evening rarely passes which is not
cheered, in various quarters of the globe, by the
strains of the Ayrshire Bard.
The Rev. GEORGE MURRAY having been appoin-
ted, about the beginning of last year, to the Bishopric
of Sodor and Man, and presented to the PRINCE Rs.
GENT by the Duke of Athol, upon the occasion, it was
discovered, that, being only thirty-one years old, he
had not attained sufficient age to be a Bishop, ....Arty-,
two years being the requisite age ; his consecration
was in consequence .postponed till yesterday, when it
took place in Whitehall Chapel. The Archbishop of
YORE, as head of the Province to which the Bishopric
belongs, presided on the occasion, accompanied by
the Bishops of EXETER and OUSTER and other divines.
A very distressing event occurred in Prince's-street,
Glasgow, on the afternoon of Thursday, the 4th inst.
Some masons had been engaged is making improve.
ments in the cellars of Gibson's Land there, when,
having gone too near the foundation, the whole back
wall of the house, of four stories, fell down with a
most awful crash. The fire engines repaired to the
spot, and a military guard, which at present surrounds
the mass of ruins. l'he engines played on the flames
arising from the fires in the tenement having commu-
nicated to different parts, which were happily got un-
der. Several of the inhabitants were precipitated from
afire at height, and most miraculously preserved ; but
it is supposed some have been buried in Lb, ruins,
which cannot, for some time, be removed. The te-
nement is as large as any in the city, and presents an
awful exhibition at present.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, MARCH 7.
'There was a good supply of Wheat this morning, for which
there was a brisk demand, and that of fine quality sold from is.
to Ss per quarter higher than on this day week. *ley Nadi
freely, at as aderasee of es. per quarter, and fine Malt is else es.
per quarter dearer. Beans are Qs. per quarter bleats Oats fully
maintain last week's priers. White Peas Wag scarce sold medal's
and are 2s. per quarter dearer. In odor ankles there b Do
alterstiett.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
(Frosts Saturday Night's Gazette.)

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, HARM 2. ..
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Second Lieutenant Francis J. Templer to be First Lieutenant,
vice Ketsteman, deceased; Second Captain Christopher Wil-
kinson to be Captain, vice Reynell, re, fired upon the Invalids;
First Lieutenant Allen Cameron to be Second Captain, Vice
Wilkinson ; second Lieutenant Richard R. Drew to 12 First

Lieutenant, vice Cameron • Major-General Thomas Trotter
to be Colonel-Commandant, vice Huddleston, deceased ;
Brevet-Colonel Philip Rio" to be Colonel, vice Trotter;
.Major Joseph Carncr.bs. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, Nice Riou;
Brevet-Major Peter Fyt-rs to be Major, vice Carncross ; Se-
cond Captain Charles F. Sandham to be Captain, vice Fyers ;
First Lieutenant James Sinclair to be Second Captain, vice
Sandirani ; Second Lieutenant George S. Maule to be First
Lieutenant, vice Sinclair; Second Captain Arthur Hunt to be
Captain, vice Truscott, deceased; First Lieutenant Thomas
Achison to be Second Captain, vice Hunt; Second Lieutenant
Edward Boghursi to be First Lieutenant, vice Ashison.
Corps of Royal Engineers.
Pint Lieutenant Harry D. Jones to be Second Captain, vice
Robertson, deceased.
Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners.
James Galloway, Gent. to be Quarter-Master.
Royal Artillery Drivers.
_ . _

3. Huthnance, Gent. to be Second. Lieutenant, vice E. Griffiths,
promoted ; Second Lieutenant Jobb Kirsoyp to be First Lieu-
tenant, vice George White, cashiered
WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 5, 181+.
$d Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Thomas Leech to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchase, vice Sbaktoprare, promotLel iu the
18th Light Dragoons.
Hospital-Assistant Thomas Backhouse to be Maryut-Surgeon,
vice Jones, promoted in the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion.
_ _

Stil Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel
H. \Vestenra to be Lieutetiant-Corooel, without purchase,
Vice Wade, cashiered by the sentence of 4 General Court Max.
tial ; Captain W. Marin to be Major, vice Westenra.
To be Captains of "troops, without purchase--. Lieutenant Y.
Johnson, vice Dickson, deceased; Lieutenant S. T. Edwards,
vice Martin. •
To be Lieutcnants, without purehase--,Cornet E E. Williazna.
vice Andrews, deceased ; Lieutenant John Fraser, from the
17th Light Dragoons, vice Johnson; Cornet Bygrave,
vice Fortrsci.e, promoted in the 4th Garrison Battalion ; Cur.
net J. M'Alpine, vice gdwards.
'To be Cornets, without oln-chase—Donald Keith M`Donald,
Gent -vice Patton, who resigns; Robert Selwood Hewett,
.Gent. vice Williams; George toe, Gent, vice M'Alpine;
Charles Wetherall. Gent. vice Bygrave.
13th Ditto—Lieutenant W. Ramsay, from the 4th Dragoon
Guards, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Pranche,
promoted; Henry Buckley, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase,
vice Barrett, promoted.
18th Ditto—Cornet R. Conte to he Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Pearson, who retires; Cornet and Adjutant H.
Durerier to have the rank of Lieutenant; Cornet J. T. Ms..
chill to be Lirthenant, by purchase, vice Jor-a promoted in
the 3d Dragoons.
29th Ditto—Cornet W. V.' Horton to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Floyd, promoted iti the York Chaswurp.
424 Ditto—Captain. Charles Knatchboll, from the Sigh Foot,
to be Captain of a Troop, vice Magiran who exchanges.
To be Lit utenants—Cornet Sir John Gordon, Bart. by purchase,
vice Cozens, who retires; Cornet J. H. Brom% ich, without
purchase, vice Tau.iton, cubit:fed by sentence of a General
Court Martial.
To be Cornet, without r urcbase—Frtderick Blundell, Gent.

, ♦ice Bromwich.
113th Ditto—Cornet W. Murphy to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Raven, who retires.
Soldstrean: Regiment of Foot Guards—John Wilkinson, Gent.
to be Sulicaur, vice Lowten, deceased.
I.t R,giment of ic.)t—To be Ensigns, by purchase: Francis
Crowther, Gent. v:c. Conran, promoted; Edward Crowther,
Gent. vice Torrens, proion•ed ; Gentleman Cadet Charles
Bus'.e Cl.rke, from the Royal Military College, vice Choke,
promoted.
.sth Ditto—Lieutenant H. John Knott, from the Sussex Militia,

to utenant, with temporary rank.
6th I):ttu—Hospital-Assiatant iiratiCia George Walbran to be
Assistant-Surgeon.
nth Ditto—Lietnenant Edward Swim to be Captain of, Com-
pany, without purchase, vice Monday, promoted ; Ensign J. O.
Flanagan to be Lieutenant, vice Brown.
To be Ensigns—Voliinteer Richard Shaw, from the 49th Foot,
vice Flanagan ; Volunteer Jolen Mathewson, vice Hykoti, pro.
rooted in the sth West-India Regiment.
To be Adjutant, with the rank of Ettaign—Quattar-Master-Ser-
jeant John Fames°, vice Cooper, promoted in the New Bruns-
wick kenclbles.
To be Quartcr-MaAter—Quarter-Master-Serjeant Goorge Kier-
minEvice Leirtir; deceased.
35tli•1)itto--Ensign .1 koalas Bannister, from the Sussex Militia,
to be ,Erleign•
17th Ditto—dieutenant H. Woodd to be Captain of a Coro-
- pony, vke.j.ee deceased; tnAign P.S. Dentoor to be Lie ute-
dant, Vice WoOdd; Aimed William Gray, Gent. to be Ensign,
, vice Dermot*. .
24th Pitto—To be Lieutenants: Lieutenant G. Sunbolf, from
-the 56th Foot, vice Abet cromby, who exchanges; Ensign John
'lWOregor, withoulpurch&e, vice Mitchell, appointed to the
Sib Garrison Battalion. To be Ensign: Edward Thos. Smith,
Gent: vice hol‘Gregus. • .
09thl)ittotv14,AntenantCharles Wright, Irani the Sussex Militia,
to be Lie.utedant with temporary rank.
51st Ditto—WilliaL Seward, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,

vice I.'Estrange,vmmotcd.
31th Ditto--Caitaiii P. Bristow, front the sd Ceylon Regiment,
to be Captain of a Company, v:ce Burton, deceased.
40th Ditro—Lieutenant "James Johnston to be Captain of a Com-
paoy, without purchase, vice R. M. Browne, promoted in a
Provisional Battalion of Militia; Ensign J. A. Wit:1(1111Am to
be Livutusiant, vice Tartan, billed in action ; Serjeant Chat its
Robert Cureton, from the I ith Light Dragoons, to be Er.sibn,
NVidenham.
41st Ditto—'To be Captains of Companies, without put chase :
Liettrawnt John W. Clemovr, vice Shorn, killed in action;
Lieutetia:tt Henry C. Cash, front the luth Foot, vice Fullsr,
placed upon half-pay.
43d Ditto—To be I.ieutenants, without purchase:—Ensign G.
Dubron. vice Angrove, dead of his wounds; Ensign I Miles,
vice Radar, killed in aciou; Ensign E. K. Hill, rice W. Mur-
phy, deceas..d.
To be Ensigns— Considine, Gent. vice Dobson; Walton,
Gent. vice Miles.
414011itto--Raltert L. Harlon, Gent. to be Ensign, y
vi a .Vralter.Vrombwell, who news. -
49th Dims—Lieutenant William lama to be Cartlgnier s Coin-
,
patty, vice Nairne, billed its action.

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To be Liratenatrs—Litutittant Joins Sullivan, front the North
. York Militia, with temporary rank ; Ensign Edward Glasgow,
vice Jones.
To be Ensign—Volunteer Samuel Brampton, from the lOpth
Foot, vice Glasgow.
581 Ditto—Ensign tom. FitzGerall to be Lieutenant without pur-
chase, vice Bowyer, who resigns ; Andrew Brown, Gent. to
be Ensign, w thout purchase, vice litzGerald ; Lieutenant A.
Daly to be Adjutant, vice Chip well, promoted.
Ssth Ditto—Lieutenant P. Rbercromby, from the 24th row, to
• be Lieutenant, vice Sunbold, who exchanges; Henry Leslie,
Gent. to be Ensign, vice Jamieson, deceased. •
Seth Ditto—Ensign H. Mackenzie, to be Lieutenant, vice Myers,
dead of his wounds; John Cameron, Gent. to be Leisign, vice
Mackenale • Mts.:nal Assistant P. Pope to be Assistant-Sur-
geon, vice Brown, promoted in the Stall Corps of Cavalry.
finth Ditto—Lieutenant W. Rafter to be Captain of a Company,
by.purchase, vice Stopford, promoted; Richard Jellicor, Esq.
• to be Nymaster; Hovitai.Assistant C. Newcombe to be As-
• gictaWniknt-Surgeon,Vice Briget, deceased.
•IStki Ditto-To be Lieutenants: Ensign W. Hull, vice Macleod,
deceased end Ensign H. Rick, vice 0. Yonne, deceased. •
To be Ensiges-.-William Booth. crgaj. Oat Hall; Hun. Charles
Tumour. vice Rich.
eilth.Ditici-4-ioipiial-Assistant R. Williams to be Assistant-Sur-
geon, vice Baer, deceased.
Oath Ditto—Cluides Seward, Gent.. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vitt Stewart, promoted. . • .
.724 Ditsio--1 olui Elmore, Gent. to be Esoign, by purchase, rice
Tennison, promsred.
,141th.lAtto —To be Captains of Companies.: Captain J. 8. Ban-
:•.
maws from themssara Militia., with temporary rank ; I Acute-
agtat a' H. liantikons vice Wakefield, deceased—Tole Wm-

vont t lrei=e I. Pates, vie* HantilOOlPoTO be ltd* I
a boo Kdonedy, Gent. vice Paxton. . .
$ Ditto—To be Ensigns, 'Without rfreliase Jam M‘Crum-
min, Gent. vice Macleod, promoted; Georg.; Hutton Douglas,
Gent. vice Stewart, deceased.
To be Assistant-Surgeon—Hospital-Assittant Wiliam M'Leod,
vice Munio, promoted.
80th Ditto—Captain J. M'Lean, from the 22d Light Dragoons,
to be Captain of a Company, vice Kilatchbull, who exchanges.
1124 Djtig—Nathaniel Green, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, t• I'yne, whose appointment has not taken place.
84th DittailtEnsign H. Jervis to be Lieutenant, vice Robinson,
deceased; Quurter-Master J. Crossley to be Ensign, vice Jer-
vis; Sergeant-Major Robert Wheathain to be Quarter Mas-
ter, vice Crossley 1 Staff Assistant-Surgeon W. R. White to be
Surgeon, vice Lloyd, deceased; Hospital Assistant D. Mae-
cullotk, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Inglis, deceased.
85th Ditto—Ensign J. Blake to be Lieutenant, vice Johns3n, kil-
led in action.
86th Ditto—Captain the Hon. G. Fortescue, from the 66th Foot,
to be Captain of a Company, vice Impry, deceased.
89th Ditto—Lieutenant A. Low to be Captain of a Company,
vice Annesley, deceased; Ensign G. Berties, from the 6th
Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Low; Lieutenant
.0 Caution to be Adjutant, vice Agnew, who resigns the Ad-
journey only.
91st Ditto—Volunteer Decat to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice O'Leary, promoted.
98th Ditto—Ensign L. J. Brown to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Gibbons, promoted in the New Brunswick Fenci-
bles ; Joseph Winniett, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Brown.
100th Ditto—Serjeant-Major E. Pilkington to be Quarter Mas-
ter, vice Abearne, who resigns.
104th Ditto—Lieutenant A. Rainsford to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchase, vice Carmichael, appointed Pay-
Master; Ensign J. A. M'Lauchian to be Lieutenant, vice
Rainsford ; G. Home, Gent. to be Ensign, vice MiLauelilan ;
and H. Carmichael, Esq. late a Captain in the Regiment, tube
Pay- Master. •
sth Westoltidia Regiment—Ensign J. Hylton, from the Bth Foot,
to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
Royal West-India Rangers--Ensign .1 Kennedy to be Lietitettint,
vice Argelo, promoted; John James Liunheit, Gent. to be
Ensign, vice Kennedy.
6th Garrison Battalion-Hon William St. Lawrence to be En-
sign, vice Bertles, pmmoteJ in he Foot.
New Brunswick Fencible hifantry—To be-Captains of Comp:.
nies—Lieutenant N Freer, from the Canadian Fencible In tan-
try ; Lieutenant E. F. Davis, from the Royal Newfoundland
Fencible Infantry. To be Quarter-Master..-Serjeant
Barclay, from the Bth Foot.
Royal Newfoundland Fencible Infantry—Ensign C. Davis to be
Lieutenant, vice Garden, killed in action; Duncan Campbell
Napier, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Davis.
Canadian Fencible Infantry—Captain G. Ferguson to have per-
manent rank in the Army.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign J. De Hertel, vice Johnson, super-
seded; Ensign B. C. A. Gugy, vice De Loriniiere, k lkd in
action; Ensign E. W. Anti ',bus, vice Freer, promoted 111 the
New Brunswick Fencible infantry.
To be Ensigns—LteutenasitVi. Davidson, from the sth Battalion
of the Lr,wer Canada Militia, vice De Hertel; Ensign -
Dufresne, fr an the sth Battalion of the Lower C..iiada Mil.-
tia, vice Gugy ; Robert T, Scott, Gent, vice Antrubus ; Vo-
luntetrWilham '1 aylor, front the 100th Foot, vice Armstrong,
deceased.
Glengarry Light Infantry Fencibles—To be Lliutenarts —Alex-
ander Nlacdunald, Gent, with temporary rank ; Thomas Gugy,
Gent. with temporary rank ; Ensign A. Macdoilifel!, vice
Macdonald, appointed Ensign; Ensign R. Kerr, vice Gugy,
appointed Ensign.
To be Ensigns—Robert Ketr, Gent.; Lieutenant A. Macdonald,
v:ce Macelonutll; Lieutenant Thomas Gugy, vier: t(:rr ; Lieu-
tenant S. Fraser.
STAFF.
Major George Macdonnell, from the Glengarry Light Infantry
kencibles to be Inspecting Field Officer of Militia in Canada
(with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Ar.ny), vice Cot-
ton, dec,astd.

HOSPITAL STAPP.

Staff Surgeon J. A. Knipe, from lia,f-pay, to be Surgeon to the

Force: •
HunpitalAssistant W. H. Hume to be Assistant Surgeon to the
Forces, vice WLite, appointed to ti.e b4tii Fuor.
Daniel dilieu, Gent. to be Ho~pica!Astii,tatit to toe Forces,
g' The Kins German Lesion.
Ist Regiment of liussars—Wm '1 heodure Gebser, Cent. tale
Corner, vice Girubori, promoted.
3cl Ditto-.-I.leutenaut Wm. Von Der Hellen to be Captain of a
Troop, vice 800, dead of his wutitith ; Cornet F.. Geist iaeber
to be Lieutenant, vice Von. Der ; Wtu. Deschtnatin,
Cent. to be Comet, vice .Gersrlacher.

Ist Battalion of the Llne—Augubtu, Frederick Kersting, Cent.
to be Ensign vice E. I'. Meyer, who resigns.
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2.4 Ditto—To- be Enaigna—l.tw.:s ileury Dooioharr, Grnt. vice
Paterson, promoted; etiarlea Lewi. De Sichgrr, Gent. vice
Hamilton promoted.

Sd Diue--Jiistet itoduvald, Gent. to be Eni!gu, vice Ealchee,

pKomott
7th Ditto— Mingles, Gent. to be Ensign, vice llentierson,
appointed to the tat battalion of Light infantry.
Dilitufs Regiment—Charles De Jolivette, Gent. to he Ensign,
vice Barnes, whose appointment haw not taken ulace. •
Watteville's Rerim-m--To be Lientenants--Ensign R. De
Watteville, vice Overea, who resigns ; Ensign C. ivlay, vice
%Prison, removed from the serv.ce ; Ensign I'. Matti, vice
Malashiva,plazed upon isall-pay,
'Po be Ensign—Ckarles Tschirner, Gent. vice DeWatteville.
Chasscars britanniques—Ensign .1. Julian to be Lituteirant, vice

Preto, who re, gos.
Sicilian Regiment—Thomas Black, Gent. to be Ensigns vice
liaaue, promoted iu the 62d Foot.
atemoaarinum.

The removal of Assistant Surgeon Hickson, from the fith
Dra6oon guards to die 16th Foot, as stated in the Uazette of the
Ist instant ,iias not taken place.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Aria 26, Thomas Blanchard, bte of Lloyd's Coffeehouse, and
Great Sr. Helen's, London, broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Arrl 12, Jacob hates, No; 0, Hackney-crescent, Hackney-road,
Middlesex, jtweller, watchmaker, dealer in bullion, dealer
vrid chapmao, at ten, at Guildhall.

. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
CliriqoHher Wharton, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, tavern-
ketiter, cook, wine-merchant, stealer and chapnian.

BANKRU pTs.
John Cozens, of Ramsgate, Kent, linen-draper, to surrender
March 12, 19, and April 16, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Butler, Ave Maria-lane, London.
William .Wescomb, of 'Exeter, shopkeeper, dealer and ehapman,
March 17, 18, and April 16, at eleven, at the Hotel Tavern
Exeter. Attornies, '
ie., Weeps. Lamb, Britt and jiaarks,
Princes-street, Bank of Bhgland, Lotsdun; or Mr. Matti:32er,
Maddi,x-row, Exeter.
Thomas Satter' hwaite, late of Birkenhead, Cheshire, dealer and
chapman, March 24, 25, and April 16, at one, at tits Globe
Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Lea, Liver-
pool ; or Messrs. Chipchase and Norris, No. 27, Bucklers-
bury, 1 within.
William Page, of Kentish-town, Middlesex, builder, carpenter,
drab r and Chapman, March i 2, 19, and April 16, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Hart-street, Bloomsbury.
Armand i twis (otherwise Arnaud Louis,) Boulanger, of Vine-
' street, Piccadilly, Middlesex, merchant, dealer and chapman,
.March 12, 19, and April 16, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Parnther and Turner, Loadon-street, Fenchurch-
street, London.
Samuel Pearson, of Croydon, Surrey, baker, March 8, 19, and
April 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. W. R. James,
kail-street, Black friar*.
John Dempsey, of Culeman-street, London, taylor, dealer and
chapman, March 8, 15, and April 16, at ten, at Guildhall.
'- Attorney, Mr. Hindman, Aldermanbury.
Thogual, Bridgeman, of Birmingham, sailer, dealer and chap/Ilan,
March 16, 17, and April 16, at eleven, at the Union Tavern,
Birmingham Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and
Pean,e, Fredt•rick'li-place, Old Jewry, London ; ar Mr.
• L, •ArhateltiY, Birmingham. •
Aplin 'gimp of \Volvo hampton, St affot dshire, boiler, Apt" 11,
St Eve, April 12N and 16, at Never, at the Bradford Arms Inn,
lvetsey Bank. Attornies, Mr. Edward Biddle Wolverhamp-
ton; or Mr. Stephen Howell Phillips, Norfolle-street, Strand.
John Jones, late of Mallwyd, Merionethshire, tanner, dealer
and chaptnaa, March 14; 15, and April 16, at eleven, at the
Royal Oak, Pool„Monticemerysitire. Anomie., Mr. Wm. F.
Stevenson, N 6.8, &Aeolis's' Inn New-iquare, London ; or Mr,
B. Woosnana, Llasidioaa.

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Cork, othetAisa eatt• tillaselt, of 3.)otbamptoo•rs*, ilootas -
bury, Middlesex, tailor, March 11, 11,1, and April lb,. at 12,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. K. Winter, Serjeaues Ina, Fleet-
Street, London.
Samuel Gray, formerly of the Nightingale public Infuse, Alpha-
road, St. Mary-la-Bonne, and late of the White Hart, Folly-
Bridge. Dock-head, Berntosubey, Surrey, victualler, dealer
and chapman, March ti, 12, and April 16, at ten, at GuildhalL
Attornies, Mr. E. Parton, Walbrouk.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. •
March 25, Matthew Finlay, Wapping High-street, grocer, at
ten. April a, James Champion, Great St. Helen's broker. at 12.
April 2, hates Croft, Pell-street, wine-merchant, at twelve,-
Apri -4t, Peter Cutnming, Union court, Broad-street, merchant,
at twelve. March 26, Richard Lombard, SainbriJge-street, plaiw
terer, at eleven. March 22, Oldiug Butler, Colzbester, haber-
dasher, at twelve. March 512, Wm. Hankins, Ilrewer-street, un-
dertaker, at eleven. March 22, Duncan Sinclair, Strand, boot-
maker, at eleven. March 11, Wm. English, Lewes, cutler, at
eleven. March 26, John Thurl deal, Shaftesbury, brewer, at 12.
March 26,Wm Hearnden, West Malling,grucer, at ten. March
26, Samuel Griffith,, Old Buswellacourt, tailor, at twelve. March
22, Ralph John Austin, Great Saffron-hill, braas-fuuuder, at ten.
March 26, Joseph Samuel Swan, Friday-street, waroliuulsentan,
at ten. March 99, James Hamper, High-street, suuthwark,
hosier, at twelve. March 29, Richard Thresher, Cheapside,
hosier, at one. March 26, John Budenhan, Omani, innkeeper,
at eleven. March 26, John Nuwlan, Keat-street, Whitechapel, '
soap-manufacturer, at twelve. April 6, Benjamin Gooch, Port-
land-road, victualler, at ten. March 29, John and John Philipps
and Co. London, and Thomas Phillipps and Cu. at Milford,
merchants, at twelve. March 29, Charles Allen Phdlipps and
Thomas Phitlipps, Milford, Pembrokeshire, bankers.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
March 24, Richard T.twnroe, Nottincham, manner, at di, at
the K AM, Nottingham. Maf'ch Jusepu Russell, Cubhington
Heath, bleacher, at eleven, at the Black Swan, Warwick. March
29, I Lomas Chapman, East Ittihad, mercer, at eleven, at the
B ackmour's Head, Nottingham. March 22, Sytveeter Maying,
Manchester, merchant, at twelve, at the Mosley Antis Inn,
Mauchester. March VS, Theodore Gwinnett, Cheltenham, we-
ney-sciivener, at eleven, at the Plnugh, Cheltenham. March 23,
Robert and George Welch, of Liverpool, brokers, at one, at the
George, Liverpool. March 28, Edward Petry, of Whitehaven,
ironmonger, at eleven, at the Black Lion, Whitehaven. March
26, Dyer Berry Smith, Kidderminster, mercer, at eleven, at the
White Hart, Birmingham. March so, Robert. %%Monson Claps
ham, Liverpool, tallow chandler, at eleven, at the Globe I event,
Liverpool. March 29, John Gely, West Cowes, Isle of Wight,
ship-builder, at two, at the Bugle Inn, Newport. March 28, Wm.
Jackson, Beau:nails, Anglesea, draper, at use, at the Globe Ta-
vern, Liverpool. April 4, Jonathan sefitoP, U sett-street, Dews-
bury, Yorkshire, blanket-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Man
and Saddle Inn, Dewsbury. March 28, Isaa,: t itompson, Keekle
Grove, near Whitehaven, merchant, at eleven, at we Globe le-
vent, ibe-street, Liverpool. •
CERTIFICATES, Ma licit 8.
Joseph Borsley, Hanway-street, shoe-ii.aLer. Samuel Bar-
nard, Southwark, victualler. Charles Buchanan Woolwich,
shoe-maker. Thomas Huline,„Saltord, victualler. Lim 1 hum .2,
Cooper, Chester-place, Kennington, apothecary. William hart,
Machmont-street, builder. .Jarvis It use, Partianninst-street,
chemist. William Smith, Birelsin-lane, broker.
Molted 15.-Robert Redhead, \ Vt•ndhatcb, roetiaer. John
Mitchell, New Sarum, cabinet-maker. Richard Hokrott yon. sad
Joseph Pickering, of W &minion, upludrerers. George White,
Wont:Lig, brazier. Juseith Woohner, Letter, linen-draper.-
Rees Rees, of Holborn, linen-draper. Henry Foster, Newcastle •
upon-l'yne, grocer.
MAacn !2.-Charles Royle, of Chorlton-with-Hardy,
callen-
derer. Francis llaywood, Liverpool, merchant.. Anthony •1 is-
singion, Talgat CI:, farmer. William Lewis, Southaniption-row,
upholsterer. Richard Paige, Tintless, mercer. %Van. Smith An-
drews, of Richmond, apoftwcary. Richard Clarke and Ra'ph
Brown, Clement's-lane, &Meru

MAkcii Clayton, Berkeley‘street, Lambeth, sadler.
Wm. Acton, Cheltenham, carpenter k 'chard Pheiser,Viorthing,
plumber. Daniel Patella Davis, of Bloomsbury—qua( e, builder.
George Hurst, Broadetairs, Isle of I hater, taylor. Juhu Spilling,
lslingtoa-road, carpenter. Thomas Rudderforth, jure NewinA.
ton Causeway, and Ratcliffe aghway, haymaker. John Gale,
New Loudo..-siteet, merchant. Joseph Fletcher, Wixiingliam,
broker. kiln Reed, North Shields, master-mariner. John Wib•
!miry hid Wm. Ptip.:r, Nottingham, honer&