Star.
London, England, 1805-01-30 00:00:00

THE LITE FIRE.

Yellerdar morning the men employed in digging
the rubbbigh rot the bodies recommenced their la-
bour, the number of fpedators being as great as the
preceding days. About ten o'clock the two bodies
not found the evening before were difcovered, the
Beth being reduced to a jelly. As the men were put-
ting one of the bodies into the (hell, the fpeflators
were (hocked in beholding a perfeefatur drop from it,
which was alto from
into the then with its unfortunate
mother,- which from this eircumftance proved her to
be the wife of Thomas Adams, the coachman, as (he
~was in an advanced Rate of pregnancy. Tne !hell,
with the bodies, was taken away and placed along
with the others in a coach houfe in the oppolite
Mews. In clearing away the rubbiOs where the bo-
dies were found, they afterwards difcovered a leg
and arm, a heart, and pieces of heat, which were p t
into one of the (hells. All the bodies were reduced
to loch a Rate that not Otte t,f them was perfeet.
Gtoaoa Hooosots, Efq. Coroner tdr the county
of Middlefm. arrived about half pall three o'clock,
and held an lowa at the houfe of Mr. Walter
Towns, the fign of the Carpenter's Arms, on the
mutilated remains of the following (even, viz.
pair front
Thomas Adams. a hackney coachman, who 'added in the two
Hannah Adams, kb wife.

Sarah Jerome, a widow, age! 64, oeeopied the time pair.
I°6o Jerome, der fdo. aged z 7 years.
Henry Jerome, do. Is years.
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Sarah Herbert, aged two years, brand child to Mrs. Jerome.
William
amis Mrs. Herbert, aged twenty mouths, another grand ebild tO
/.

After the Jury were (worn, they proceeded to the
Mews, to take a view of the bodies, each being atm.
ed with a bunch of lavender, or wormwood, as a
preventative againft the fmell. Still few of the Jury
could bear to go in where the corpfes were. On their
return to the public hoof:, they were neeeffitateg to
burn tobacco on the coal (hovel in the centre of the
room, to mailer the diCagreeable fmell. When the
Jury were all feated, the Coroner defired if there were
any perfous prefent who knew any thing of the
origin of the fire to come forward. No perfon could
'account how it happened, the firft and only witnefs
called was

Michael Dunn, who being (worn, Paid, that he was
a cow keeper, and refided at No. 9, in Adam-areet,
nearly facing Mr. Barr's ; that the watchman called
him up that morning about three o'clock, as phial $
but that, it being Sunday, he lay down again after
anfwering the watchman. Shortly after, however,
ke heard a twice, on which he took off his cap. that
he might hear better ; on which he went to the fired-
door, and faw a light in the kitchen at Mr. Richard
Ban's, and a great fmoke coming up the area. At
this time there were feveral perfons affembled before
,the door. The deponent returned to drefs
land when he came out again, Mr. and Mrs. Barr and
their children were abfeat. Mrs. Barr, he heard fay.
when the awoke came down (lairs, and when the
opened the patlour door the fmoke rushed out ; the
then ran up (lairs to awake her hatband who was
very faw afleep. She was fo overpowered with- the
Hooke that the could not remain longer, but ran down
ftairs, and went out at the back door. Mr. Barr
land children were taken out at the fir( floor window.
George Pearce, commonly called Ginger George,
who refided in the two pair back room, whereby
kept a woman, who paged as his wife, his own wife
being in the work houfe, made his efcape, but the
unfortunate woman 101 l her life in (hiving to fate
that of others, as the was killed by leaping from the
two pair window. They thought the whole of the
inmates were out. The whole fire did not LA longer
than an hook. There were two or three great es-
plofions, owing to tome gunpowder, rofin, oil, tar,
turpentine, and other combnaible matters which were
in the (hop. One of the explofions was fo great that
the three floors fell in at one time. The walls fell in
&only after the fire was over ; the party wall which
divided it from the adjoining bon& fell in alfo.—
Witnefs knew no more ; be did not know the names
of any of the deceafed, although he knew them by
fight, teeing them frequently.
The jury were perfealy fatisfied, and required no
other evidence. Verdilt—Accidental Death.

The opening of the London Docks is fixed lot
Tomorrow. The attendance is expeded to be un-
commonly numerous and brilliant, and the prepara.
tiollll now making, to confer fplendoor on the cere-
mony, are of the fiat order. His Majefty's Mini.
lieu and all the Foreign Ambalfadors, will be pre-
fent. The (hip feleited for entering the Dock► is the
Perfeverance, of Liverpool.

Saturday fe'nnight the church at Milton, neat
Northampton, was broken Into, and it is fuppofed
the perpetrator was difturbed by the watch, as thirty
prayer-books were found on the Sunday morning,
tied up in a check apron left behind.
Left week Lathbury church, in Buckinghamfhire,
was broke open, and a farplice, &c. Rolen thereout.
The pain church of St. Sepulchre, in Northamp-
ton, was.alfo broke into on Sunday e'nnight, and a
green cloth and fome prayer.booka were Rolen.
On Saturday fennighry about eleven o'clock. a
man, who had the appearance of a fervent, went into
the Royal Hotel, Cheney-, and Role from thence a
pair of (addle-bags, the property of HEN ay PARNELL,
Efq. (who had juR arrived from Ireland, on his road
to London) with which he got clear off, though im-
mediately purfued.—The next day (Sunday) hand-
bills having been allied, he was taken in bed by Mr.
P 's fervent, at the Red Lion, in Pulford, on
the road to Wrexham ; affiltance having been pro-
cured. they were attempting to bring their prifoner
and the bags to the city, when he laid he was fo
lame he could not walk, and defired he might be,
permitted to ride on the poney the fervent had
brought, which they incautiously complied with,
placing on the bags firß, and then the prifoner, who
was no fooner feated, than he let off full gallop with
the poney and bags, and was loon nut of fight, leav-
ing the allonifhed conflable, and his wife adnants.
fcratching their heads ! His flight, however, had
nearly proved fatal ; as Mr. P.'s fervent fired a pißol
at him, loaded with hugs, on his fiat Petting off,
within the diftance of ten yards, which fortunately
for Bathed in the an.—After riding fome
diR him,
ance only
he alighted, and left the poney and bags,
unopened, in a field, where they were found focal
, aim bat die robber has not fines bean beard of.

Prom ti. L)NDGN GAZETTE, ydNUART 29.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR orract., j•NuART 29.
7ft P erTrnertt of life Osords--Sanntel Anthony Blozham, Gent.
to be Veterinary Surgeon.
Roym Krgtnieht Sri Howie Guards--Cornet John Wilmer Field to
.nt, without porthole, tyke rown, promoted In
tie %A Foot.
Itt c Dragnons..—Cornet Henry Stilted to be Lieute-

rant, wahoito purchafe.
h Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Thomas Bowen to he
mint, by purekafe, vice Howard, promoted in the 6.ath
Foot.
gjto • ..--Cornet Henry C. Hall to be Lieutenant, by purcbafe,
vice Henry. promoted. •
14th Ditto--Cornet T. Henry Skinner to be lieutenant, without

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purehafe ; Comet Daniel Carel tg he Ditto ; John Toy wactid,
Gent. to be Cornet, by pnrchafe, vice Knightley, promoted.
Isth Regiment of Light Drigoong—Cornet Alexander Gordon
to be Lieutenant, without pi, rehire; Cornets Martin Williigni.

and James Buckley to be liitto.
ayth Diu. —James Delancey, G,:nt. to bc Cornet orithort purchafc.
antb Ditto..-Edwant Brown, cat. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice

Girting. promoted. -
Osth Ditto—Conset Frederick Welloe, from baff pay of the late
sad Light Dragoon to be Cornet, vice Doherty, who exchanges.
Ift Regiment of Foot Guards— Majendle,Gent. to be En-
fivt, without purchafe, vice Woodford, promoted.
Ift Regiment of Foot... Lieutenant Robert Gibfan be Captain of a
Company, without purchafe, vice Mulicrlpromoted in the York

light Infantry Volunteers : Lieutenant James Granby Stones,
from the 46:h Foot, to he Captain of a Compaoy, vice Parlor.-
age. dceeafed ; Serjcant-Major Cluff to be Adjutant,
with the Rank of Enngn, vice Darling, acceded.
3d Ditto—Majot Meyrick Shaw, from the stft Foot, to be Lieu-
tenant Colonel, by pit chafe, vice Bsownrlgg, who :Aires.
sth Ditto—Li eutmant J. Cully, front the Ilgalt Foot,to be Captain
of a Comploy, without purchafe.
Ditto--John Blakeman, Efq. to be Paymalter to the 24 Bat-
talion.
7th Regiment of Foots
'robe LteutotaLts. without purchafe—Cotner Ridgway,
/rum half-pay of the late 28th Light Dragoons; Enfign Richard
/4achell, from the 3 tft Foot ; Enfign Chalets John Morphew,
fen' the 60th Ditto : Thomas Forreft Fifher, Efq. from ball
pay of Captain of the sad Foot, with temporary rank.
Ethinito--Enfign William D. Taylor, from the gift Foot, to be
Lieutenant, without purchafe.
gt.tt Ditto—George Frafer. Efq. fti.arter-Mafterof the ad Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Paymatter of the 2d Battalion.
23.1 Ditto--Charles Bayley, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur-
chafe, vice Gillman, promoted. . _

141.1aDitto..-1 bonus Sword, Be. Lieutenant in the Regiment, to
be Parrafter of the ad Battalion.
16th Ditto--Enfign Jena. Striker, from the 6Sth Foot, to be
Lieutenant, without purchafe, site Spaight, promoted in the
7otl Foot.

%Gib Ditto—Hugh Mackay, Gtot. to be Eakin, by Purelure, vice
De tiavibrd promoted.
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21ft Ditto—Dr.can Graham, Efq. late Captain of the t3th Garri-
fon Battalion, with temporary rank, to be Second Litutenant,
without purchafe.
ayd Ditto.—Lieutenant Brotherton Browne, from the Royal Horfe
Guards,to he Captain of a Company, withoirtir.rchafe.

36th Ditto—William Jobniton, Gent. to be Enfign, by purehafe,
vice Dick, promoted. _ _

17th D mi.—William Mackie, Efq. to be Payrnatter of the sd
Zattalion.

19th Pitto--Robert Stannue, Gent. to be Enfign, without par.
ithrife, vice Elphitifteine, prompted in the firth Foot.
pit Regiment of Foot—Captain John Stafford, to be Major, by
purel.afe. vice Shaw, promoted in the 3d Foot.
3gth Thtto--Enfign Adam Hobkirk to be Lieutenant, by pur-
date vice Terreweft. promoted.
43d Gil to—Cactain Neil Campbell, front the 95th Foot, to be
Majur, by purchafe' vice M'Kenzie. promoted in the St fl Frot.
45th Ditto.—CaptainDavid Gregory, from the York Light Infan-
try Volunteers. to be Captain of a Company, without percher'.
46th Ditto—Enfign Frederick Auguftoe Whitaker to be Urine-
/sant, by imrchafe.
45th Ditto—Lieutenant William Sinclair Wernyfe to be Captain,
by pure/safe, vice Manfargh, who retire; John Whiteford,
Gm to be Enfign, by purchafe,vice Johnfon, appointed to the
95th Foot.
g tit D-to--..Sarnuel Beardiley, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe,
.vice Hotly, promoted.
56th Dittn--Enfign Trears Rankin, from half pay of the 33d Foot,
to be Enfign. vice Hamilton, who each:J.4es.
fontit Ditto— lobo Gregory, Gent. to be Eufign, without putchafe,
vice Mintyre, dezeafed.
61d1htto—.Huns Riddall,Efq. to be Payntafter of the ad Battalion.
63dDitto—(arter.N1 fter Robert Brereton to be Adjutant, with
the rank of Vice M'Donald, promoted in the 23c1 Font
6yth Ditto—Mika North, Gent, to be Enfign, by porchafe, vice
Thornpfon, appointed to the both Foot.
63th Ditto—Robert Melville, Gent. to be l'olign, without pur
chafe, vice Straker, promoted in the 16th Foot.

yorh Ditto—Lieutenant William Spell/6c, from the 16th Foot, to
be Captain of a Company, vice Chambers, deceafed.
Lieutenant Andrew Enloe to be Ditto, vice Crawford, deceafed.
Silt Ditto—Enfillo .1. Duval to be Lieutenant, vice hiTherfon,
detailed; Walter Crofton. Gent. to be Enfign. vice Duval ;
Wright, Gent. to be Enugn, without purchafe, vice Tay-
lor, promoted in the Pit Foot.
SVI Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Huxley, from the Royals, to be

Liontenet. without purebafe.

=std Ditto--infign James Murray to be Lieutenant, vice Hat-
ward. dcceafed.
Sift Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Melinda', from the Stb Foot,

to be. Lieutenant, without purchafe, Mee Vandeleur, promoted
its the gith Foot.
gab Dltio—Enfign Robert Miller, from the 87th Foot, to beLieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice Chilholme, promoted.
did DM tenant Charles Pratt, front half.pay of the 9th
Toot, to be Lieutenant, Om Warrington, who exchanges.
9stli Ditto—Second lieutenant John Ward to be Firft Lieut.!,
nant, without porchafo, vice Lolthurft, promoted in the ajd
Foot Diule, Galt. to be Second Lieutenant, vice
Wattl.

oth Ditto--Lieutettant John Williams to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purcbde, vice M'Combe, appointed to the tyth
regiment; Lieutenant John Ku:sleben to be Captain of a Com-
pany. without pt.rchate, vice Wortley, t.ppointed to the Rpth
Foot ; Enftgn bonus Melina, from half-pay of the late mat
Foot, to be Enfignoriee Barber, who exchanges.

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ift Welt Inaia Regiment—Lieuttnant George Dodd, (mm the
4th Welt India Regiment, to be Capoiat of a Company, vice

James Reed. deeelfed.
3(1 Ditto, -- Campbell, Gent. to he Fnfign, without pur
chafe, vice Ucs Vignes, promoted in the 4111 Wilt India Re.

giment.
4th Ditto--Enlian I ouis Des Vires, from t►e id Writ India
n' to b I ieutenant, Carry, cleceaf"l ; Lieutenant
Nitric:lo from Ditto, to be Adjutant, with the rank of
Lieutenant, vice Carey, art-cart&
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6th Dino—l-Worn** Diine.ette, Grnt. to ht Fmk', wi!hout
pur-
ehafe, vice Dowling, removed to the Vcreyit
7th Dittc—Etifigii Thontar Dougan, from the Bth Weft India
egitnent, to be Lirt:reni..l4 witlicut purehafr, vice Anton, up-
painted to the 68th Font.
Eth Dino--joreph hiatthrav Waller, Gent. to he Entign, with-
out purchafe, vice Dougan, appuinttrl to the itti Weft India

Regiment:
I-lei.: etncral ChAmpagnes Regiment—William Natitt, Gent.
to be Second I.:eltchant, without rnrchafc.
11,11 G:arifon Battalion—Brevet Major Willi.= Sh, wen, from the

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90 Garrlfon Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, rite 'Ft:t-
ier, appointed to ItPC 32d Foot.
loth Pitto--Litutf nine William &envie lie: fienian, from the
67th Foot, to he laptain of a Company, vire Jennings, appoint-

ed to the Oath FPOt.
Itt ittr..l Veteran Battalios--Captain Samuel Montague Sears,

from the 9111 Font, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hood,
aprointed to the Sth Veteran Battalion.
GittoLicutesant John Goodwin, from the 3tit Foot, to be
I.itutenant ; Tkce-tas Gaynor, late Lieutenant in the Somerfet
Feuclbles to be Inhgn.
York 1.11. ht infantry Volonteert.—Enfign william maiwei Mills
to be Lieutenant, whhoot `,t-chafc, vice Van Egmond, who
refignsi Francis Jamey-Cul, Gerd. to be Enfiqn, vice Larticooy,
illiatu Flaulgan,G,nt. tube EnGso, vice Mills.
Bk vET.

11!:.rtort Pleyddl, of toe irkroot, to Lc item&
io tin Aral.

To be Majors in the Army,
Captain Has. Thomas Mullen, of the 44th Foot.
Captain Henry Yonge, of the 3d Welt India Regiment.
Captain William Gray, on the Staff at the Army Depot.
STAFF.

Lieutenant Benjamin Webfte;.otth; ad Weft India Regiment, to
be Brigade Major to the Forces laving in the Maud of Jamaica,
•ice Dairy, promoted.
Jolla Story, lifq. to be P.iymater of a Recruiting Diftriet.
GARRISON.

William Cove, Clerk, to be Chaplin to tha Tower of London,
vice Tindall, decanted.

HOSP;TAI. STAFF.
To be Phyricians to the Forces,
M'Vra M'Donnell, M.D. 13rowne, M.D. A. L. Emerfoa,lVl. D.
ael Regiment at the Ealt India Volunteers—Lieutenant Thomas
Gore Lloyd to be Captain of a Company vice Mordaunt, who
rctios; Yofign John Matthic to be Lieutenant,'lce Lloyd, and
James Willis Welton, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Mattbie.
Trinity Houfe Royal Volunteer Artillery—George Gooch, Gent.
to be Second Lieutenant, fire Ifaacke, who religns; Philip
Hughes, Gent. to be ditto, vice Owen, who religns ; Henry
Hough, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Ream, deceafed, and
John Davies, Gent. to he Affiftant-Surgeon, vice Mylne, who
reigns.

MEMORANDUM.
Eufign Francis Bellew, of the 3d Foot, is fuperfeded.
Lieutenant John Dalton, of the asth Foot, is fuperfeded, being
Went without leave.
Enfign Richard Lalor, of the 96th Foot, is (upended, Nang ab,
fent without leave.
Commidion in the Fiat Becks Cavalry, figned by
his Majedy.
Edward Child, Efq. to be Captain. Dated Auguft 5,1799.
Comminion in the Wargrave Cavalry, figned by his
Majelly.
Monis Ximenes, Efq. to he Captain. Dated March 12,1803.
ConsmilEons iu the Windfor Cavalry, ligned I,y his
Majelly.

John Sturgef.,Efq, to be Captaiii, and John Andrew Biggs, Gent.
to bt Lieutenant. Dated October 9, aBoo.
Commit Guns in the Wuodley Cavalry, figned by his
Majelly.
Henry Vifetinnt Sidmeinth to be Captain-Commandant; Edward
Golding, FN. to be Captain-Lleutenant, and Richard Palmer,
Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated May 31, 1;93.
Commillions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Berke.—Aldermallon Cavalry.
William Congreve, Efq. to be Captain, and rboyta,Gost.
to be Lieutenant.. Dated Austin 13, 1803.
William Stone, Gent, to be Lieutenant, ai.d Charles Blagrave,
Gent. to be. Cornet. Dated May 13, 1304
ta Bella Cavalry.
Charles Dundae, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant.
Dated March 21, 1804.
Francis Sacheverell Stead to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by Brevet—
Dated May 6, 5804.
Francis Sacheverell Stead to be Major. Dated March 2t,1834.
To be Captains—John Pearce, Pl 9. Dated Sept. 30, 1803.
Adam handy, Efq. Dated January at, 1804* •
Anthony Bacon, klq. Date,. May 5. 1804. •
John Liddcrdale, Efq. by Brevet. Dahl May 6,1804.
Po be Lleutenantq—Velijamin Morland, and William Slippery,
Gents. Dated Dec. 1, ago 3.
John Calley, Gent. Dated May I. 1804.
onus Nlitchell, Gent. Dated June 23, 18041 r b .
To be Comets—rerdinando Bullock, Gent. Dated December 24,
2823.
John Williams, Gent. Dated January 31, 1804.
Richard Sellwood, Gent. Dated July 19, 1804.
John Willes, Gent. Dated October 20, 180.1.
To be Adjutant John Lidderdale, Geut. Dated May 5,1314.
To be Surgeon—Stephen Hemlted,Gcllt. D.ited Aug. 11, 18.13.
Ivlaitienhead Cavalry.
William Payn,Efq. t: be Captain-Commandant, andThos. Smith,
Gent. to be Cornet. Dated Oct. 13, 1803.
Thatcham Cavalry.

ran Croft, Efq. to be Captain-Commandant ; Peter Green, Gent.
to be Lieutenant, and John Bailey, Cent. to be Cornet. Dated
February z 4, aa.;:..

Wargrave Cavalry.
William Soundy, Cent. tube Lieutenant, mid Thos. Kebble, Get t.
to be Cigna. Dated March 22, 1803.
Woodley Cavalry.
The Honourable Thomas Windfor to be Cornet. Dated Sep-
tember 17, 1803.
Appleton Infantry.
_ _ _

Thomas Winftanley, Ili. to be Captain:Commandant. Dated
Alertl2 7, 1834.
Paulin Barlett, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Aug. 13,1803.
Beynhorti and Wokingham Infantry.
Henry John Kearney, Efq. tope Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant.
mid James Webb, Efq. to be Major. Dated Dec. 32, 1503.
7o be Captalus—The Hon. Frederick Welt, and John Sawyer,
Efq. lla:cd Augult t 3, 1333.
Paul Holton, Efq. Dated Auauft 22, :833.
Henry Newell. big. Dated December a, 1833.
John Horne, Efq. Dated Decemb r 32, 2833.
John Thomas Newtmit, Efq. by Brevet. Dated Arm's, 0,04.
robe Lieutenants—Chas. Sawyer,Gent. Dated Augult 13, 1803.
William Roberts, Gent. Dated Aug It az, 1303.
Thomas Micklens, Gent. Dated December I, a gc3.
Edward Horne, Gent. Dated December 32, 180.1.
Thomas Brown, Gent. Dated February 24, 1804.
To be Enfiva—klehard Shelton, Gent. Dated Anvil 13,1833.
Wiliam Hall, Gent. Dated Augultza, 1803.
Robert Melon, Gent. Dated December 2, 1833.
Frederick Crowe, Gent. Dated December 3z, 1803.
To be Adjutant—Juba Thomas Newbolt, Gent. Dated April 14,
28:4.
To be ~uarter•Malter—eWilliem Field, Gent. Dated as above.
Clewer Infantry.
John RandbettonsoEfq. to be Major-Commandant. Dated An-
glia 11, 1803.
Ruffen Manners, Efq to be Captain. Dated December z, 1803.
•1•o be Lieutenants—John Sanders, and Charles Moore, Gents.
Dated as above.
To be Second Lieutenants—Thomas Paine, and William Statham,
Gents. Dated as above.
Faringdon and Sbrivenham Infantry.
Thomas Lintel], Efq. to be Caprain•Conunandant ; Henry Ward,
Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dared September s 6, 2803.
William Kyneh, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated May 8, 1804.
Hungertord Infantry.
Charles Fowls, Efq. to be Major Commandant. Dated April 24,
1804.
To he Captains—Jofeph Baromi, Efq Dated Oftober 13,1833.
John Richard Seymour, and Richard Towufend, Eiqrs. Dated
Apia 24. 1834.
To be Litmetrants—Thomas Emberry, and Charles Thomas
Hawkefworth, Gents. Dated Octo..cr 13, 1833.
James Jetts, Gent. Dated April 24. aBO4.
To be Eilfi;:n—Valentine Parfoos. :eiit. Dated March r 4.5804.
Io be Chaplain--Ailachacl Rowlandhin, Gent. Daed October
13, 2'103.
To be Sukgeon—Matthew Lode!. Smith, Gent. Dated es above.

Kiiith.iry Rifle Corps.
Fulwar Craven Fowl,, Efq. to be i.lentenant-Coloncl-Comman-
dant ; John Knowles, F./q. to he Major. Dated Julie 9, 1804.
To be Captains--Ittehard Goddard, Richard it khcns. and Wit-
ham Kt Ober. Lfqrs. Dated January 31. tSO4.
Samuel Harding, Dated Augull. 7, 5804.
to he Lieutenants—Benj. Hains, Gent. Dated October 3, 1803.
George Kimber,ard John Shaw,Gent+. Date./ January 3r, 18-4.
John Jellett, Gent. Dated May 5, 1804.
I'o be Second Licutenatit—John Eames, Gent. Dated January
31. 1804.
Newbury, Shaw, and Speen Volunteer Infantry.
Sir Jofrph Andrew+, Bart to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Comman-
dant; William Vincent, Lfq. to be Major. Dated °etcher
35, 1804.
To be Captains—edward Withers, and Frederick Page, afire.
Dated September 1, 1803.
John Harkins, Big. Dated November 19, 1803.
Richard Horner, Efq. by EICVCI. Dated February il• 1804.
George Blackihavr, and 'fbornas Canning. :Ars. Dated Julie 13,
William Rolls, Efq. Dated November ay, tBO4.
To be I.lcutenants7rEdward hluntago, isenjamin Mend, and Jo.•
teph (leap, Gents. Dated Noventoer 19, 1803. .
FriIICII Charles Parry, aid Samuel Hanock, (inns. Dated June
13. 1894.

Edward Brice Benny, Gent. Dated November 27, 1804.
To be Enfigns--John Hall, and Thomas Bence, Gents. Dated
November tg, 2803.
George Goddard, and Benj. Andrewe,Gents. Dated june9, 0.04.
Edward Woodcock, toad Francis William Montagu, Gcts. Dated
Novembx 17, 1804.
To be Adjutant—Richard Horner, Gent. Dated Feb. it, iBO4.
To be Quartet.. Matlcr-.-Edward Woodcock, Gent. Dattal above.
To be Surgeon—Richard Scott, Gent. Dated Nov. tq, 1803.
Fiat Reading Volunteer Infantry.
Martin Annefley, Efq• to be lieutenant-Colonel-Conurtandant ;
George Marquis of Blandford to be Major. Dated December
31, 1803.
To be Captains—John Wilmburft, John Stephens. Jonathan Tan-
ner, and Henry Marfti, Efqrs. Dated July 8, 1803.
Thomas Cowflarte, Efq. Dated March 7, 1504.
To be Lieutenants—Richard Richards. James Douglas, and Wil-
liam Winkworth, Gents. Dated July 8, 1803
Robert Boyle Deane, Gent. Dated March 7, 1804.
John Rugman. Gent. Dated Oetober 1804.
obe Enfigns—james Sutton, and Francis Cowilade, Cents.—
Dated March 7, 1804
Samuel Stevens, Herbert Lewis, and Horace Man, Gents. Dated
October 13, 1804.
To be Chaplain—Rev. Henry Hodgk locum Dated March 7, 1804.
To be Surgeon—ThomasLamb, Gent. Dated as above.

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Thomas Newbery, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant.
Dated September 16, 1803.
Ebenezer Maitland, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colsocl. Dated May
5. 184.
William Blackall Simonds, Efs. to be Major. Dated September
36, 1803.
To be Captains—Samuel Bowes Morton, Thomas Glerd.
Watrtngtun, John Mandy, William Williams, Wiiliam
Blandy, Robert Hardy, and EdwArtlValpy, Efqrs. Dated Sep-
tember [6, 1803. •
To be Lieutenants—Charles Benwell, William Parkins, William

Truce, Thomas Bath, John Lamb, Thomas Wilfdon. hennas
Frederick Goodwill, James Wright Saunderfcn, George Wiz
jnpiln, John Moore, Gems. Dated as above.
To be Entigns—Thomas Hallows, Richard Poulton, Blackball
Simonds' William Stephens, Robert Palmer, and Benjamin
Moore, Gents. Dated as above.
To he eltapiain—Rev.Richard Valpy. Dated as above.
To be Ailjatant—William Wellington, Gent. Dated as above.
To hr Quarter Mailer—David I.eggatt, Grnt. Dated a, above.
To he l'hylician.—Thomas Stokes Salmon. Da•ed abovr.
To be Surgeon—i,Richard Sherwood. Gent. Dated as above.

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