Star.
London, England, 1812-12-09 00:00:00

NAVAL ILVIELLIGENCE

FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 6.
Arrived the Lady Pelham Packet, with a Man from
Malta, last from Gibraltar, in sir claysi; also a man
of war brig, and made signal of convoy for Porto.
gal and the Mediterranean; a sloop of war, supposed
holm a foreign station; and a brig from Isfessioa, for
London, and is put under quarantine: The Martha
Packet, for Lisbon, has gone into the Roads, and
with the Lady Emily, for Malta, and the Sandwich,
for Cadiz, still 'via-min.—Wind S. E.
PLYMOTITH, DECEMBER 7.
Arrived the SUPERB man of war, from Portsmouth,
and the SuaaPsnoolza gun-brig, from a cruise..—.
Came in the Prussian ship Venus, from Delfzt, bound
to Boardeauz, detained by his Majesty's ship BORBA.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER O.

Arrived his Majesty's ships VENUS, BELLONA, Bar."
LERQPHON, RAWLINS, and THISTLE, with, a convoy
from the Downs ; -and the PYRAMUS, frsm off Havre.
His Majesty's ship TWEED got under way this morn-
ing, to proceed with a convoy for Madeira, but was
recalled by signal, and remait4.—Wind N.E.

DOVER, DECEMBER 8.
Passed by for Leith, his Majesty's ship &meta,
and the following transports for Leith, viz. Freya,
Malabar, Grant, Matilda, Tartar, Elizabeth, and
Union.

DEAL, DECEMBER 8.
Sailed his Majesty's ships ROYAL OAK, Tnesatrs,
BELLONA, and 3taLtarr, for Portsmouth, to refit';
and SuccEsa,FRZYA, and six Transports, with French
prisoners, for Leith.
HARWICH, DECEMBER a.
Sailed, the Auckland and Lady Frances PAckera,
for Gottenburgh ; and the Lord Nelson, for Heligo-
land, with Mails.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, DECEMBER O.
We continue without any further arrivals from Monday; pad
we at present have only to notice an advance of ts. per quarter
pOats: In other respects the rummy remains unaltered
ia ir tut report. .

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR-OFFICE, nEcuti;Eß 8.
7th Riiment of I.;eht tiragouns—John Dar lel, Gaut. to be
Cur net, weht plicharse, vice Gibbenc, superm-drd.
• 16th llttto—Colstet F. ChatuebeilJin to be t.,tutenairt, vice Lock-
hart, lel ed tF no!•inn.
37th Ditto--140,:lsta•-Mate Ftgene IN/rwypy to be Assistant-
Surip•on„ vice Nebit, appointed to the ; stWestlndia Rerment.
Bitt: D tto—il hoteue dwaidt, Gent. to be Regimental
Quarter-klasn r.
Callen mini Rig ment of Foot Guards—Captatrt Edwardi.st=
celles .0 be Adjutant, vice Freesoantle, who miens tbelAii-
tantcy only.
let Reern•sent of Font—Ass`. tant-Burgeon Aletander EWA',
from the '1 yi ones NVlitia, to be Ascii ant-burgeon, vita Ru-
.
• Fins, promoted in the 46th Foot.
7ili Ditto—Lievtenant Mathew Higgins, froth the stn Gsktlstin
Eattsivon. to be Littitettarst, vice who eicleanges.
tech Dltio--Ensign William lto-s to be Lieutenant, without
. ytirchioe, vice I lan, who reigns ; Gthtidman Cadet Alei-
ai der Calder, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign,
Vice Ross,
Sid O'Bryan Ihuk+; Gent. to be 'Ensign, by /Mr-
. chase, vice Gardner, Who ridirev.
15th Ditto-1 obe Eusigrer, wit! ent pilechase--Wtn.liainsfortli,
• (kits vier Hughes, promoted in the Gl' ngary Feverille ;
Gcu-
thman Creel Geer; e hunt the Royal Aliiiiary Col-
, vier ilroekinaii, der eas, d.
ilatkhNto--Fneign W: D. Simptos to he Lieutenant, Zvi hoot
purchase, vice Walker, who re.igils.
53c1 intim Harrison to be Lieutenant, without
laureate, v'oe (Wit ie, who retires.
NI) Ditter•—linsigil Ricfard Wolfe to be Lit utenant, vice Pak.
doligh, divested ; Gel:denim Caclr t Wiiiram 11. Hid, hero
• dwitteildlAditary-Collegr, to be Ensiin, vice Wolfe:
67te Clay to be Lieutenant, vice Nicoll, tie-
c. a,e.l ; Ensign William Blair to be Aejutut, vice Mo)k,
strlet resigns the Adji,tatticY only.• %
7911 1 4tto —Major Neil Dungtas to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by
purchase, vice Fulton, who retins.
111 d Ditto—To be Lieutenants, Ensign /antes Hail, vice
decel,sed; Ensign Robert Latham, vice Lambert, deceased;
Ens go John Gordon, by purchase, vice Giant, wl.o retires.
To he En-ign—Gentleman Cadet William '1 aylor, from the
Royal Military College, to be Ensign, *Alum j.urchase, vice
Gordon.
Wit Regiment ef Foot—Lieutenant Allan M'l.ean to be Cap-
tain ot a Consnany,vice I.ivingErone, decuasest; Ens gn Chants

Boyd to be I.ieutenant, vice M.Lran; William Htury Doug-
las, Gem. to br Ensign, vice Boyd.
17th Ditto—Eilsign Edward Pratt, from the Cavan Militia, to
be En.ign, withoLt purcha.e.
.102 d Ditto—Ensign Ftrniy try robe Lieutenant, without put--
, chase, vice Chambers, who resigns; Janie, Itoubert Lewis

Nealson, Gt et. to be Ensign, vice Fry.
jab Carrimo l3attalion— Licatenant I obit Tice, fromtl e7ib Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Higgins, who exchanges.
fd Royal Vete ran Bo tal ont—Serjeant Major William Reid, front
• the Stith Foot, to be Ensign, vice Thompson, placed on the
Retired List.
Rey l Waggon Train--Lieuteoant E. Jackson to be :Captain of
a Troor, !ire Wat on, deceased; Cornet John Walton to be
Lientevant, vice Jackson; and .`ierjeant William Vedas so be
Cornet, vice Watton.
Ilnevrv•—t'aptain Tternas Kennedy, on the Staff, till* Majttr
r fir the Army. -
- •

. ?bit King's Gilman Legion.-la Battalion of Light bitten-) -
&mime Meyer, Gent. to br Ensign, vice Mega, prnmoted.
Is: Battalion of the be Lieutettaute--k.usign.Charlet.
Weybo, ewe Meyer, dead of his ‘N °undo.; and Disko %Villa:ate
Weye, vice Bottinkt, killed in acne".
'l6 be iinsign-gierjeaut-Major Wolff, vice Einem, pro-
tooted. • •
Breasette Noose -•-Ensign Musson, of the 89th Foot. who veer
glirentliedi as bated in the Gazette of the 17th ult. is rein-
stated in his rank.
env ai-Poin:ment of Ensign John Thomas Carroll, of the Lime-
-• rick City Militia, to be Eustis, without purchase, as stated
ikthr.Gasette of the 41st April, 1812, has not taken place.
Eiesare in the Gazettes of the 6.4 October last and ist instant.
Foot-For Volut teer Reber, irons the sth Foot,
to be Ensign, Ste. read Volunteer Charles Auber, fit ns the bth
Foot, to be Latsign, &c.
,-.4nr Captain James F. Felten, of the 98th Foot, to be
Major hi the; Army, read Captain Janus Fultbu, of the
49th Foot, to be Major in the Army.
BANKR Frs.
Hopwood, now or late of the parish of trlntbstree, !as-
ses, felkoonger, to surreader Dec. I I, 14, and January 10, at
eleven, as the Dolphin lean, Clothe ter. Atter likS, Messrs.
Jol nsen, Price, and Freeland, Chiebeger.
Joseph &hour, of Basinghall-street, Lorden,
factor, dealer and the' man, Dte. 12, at ten, Dt c. 19, at one,
and Jermary it, at eleven, at Guildhall. A't onies, Messrs.
Wilde and Knight,CastioZtreet, halcon.squfitre.
George Newman Harley, of Liveryeol.snerch.nt, brolkx,deater
hid cherman, Dec. 28, eo, and January 19, at one, a: the
,Ginbel art m, Lherrool Attorney, Mr. Pritt, I iecrpool; or
Meiecs. Blackstock and Bunce, Paper lituldtegs, I emple. .
Wain= 'I hompet.n, of Crvenstde. near Sheffield, parish of Be..
elesfirld, Yorkshire, whitesmith, dealer and et.i.pman, Dee.
15.22, and January 19 at eleven, at Guile-41JB, London. Ate
tome", Air. Wrighte, No. 2, Belvidere-row, Seethwerk.
George Plaktley, late of U'ea.d-street, London, warehousematia
dealer and elizinuan, Dec. 12, 22, and January 19, at ten, at
'Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Hartley, New Fridge-street, Black-
friars, London.
James Chapman, of Bath, carpenter, dealer and chapman, Pce.
21,22, and January 19, at eleven, at the Elephaet and Castle,
Bath. Attornies, Mr. George Pearson and Son, I:o. 3; Pimp-
enure, ;!e • or Mr. W J. W. Taylor, Bath.
Robert Toney, lee of Gloucester, corn.dealer, dealer and chap-
Man, Dec. sf, 29, and January 19, at tt n, at the Boothhall Inn,
chapeaster. Attornles, Messrs. Whitcombe and King, Set-
jearsee-Inn, Fleet-street, Loudon; or Mr. W. C. Ward, Glo-u-
-.
eater.
'Solomon Wailers and Thomas Attvrood, of Oldtwinford, Woe-
canwshire, =wit-makers, dealers, chapman, and copartnere, •
leathery 6, at five, January 7, and 19, at eleven, at the George
inn, Bewdley. Attorney, Mr. Roberts, Steurbridge.
Wiliam Francis Patterson, or Great • Pultery-st reel, Golden-
-equate, Middlesex, bill-broker, dealer and cl fermate Dec. 12,
19, and January 16, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr.
Wails, George-streeti 17101 tman-square.
Richard Jones, of Birmingham, shoe-maker, dealer and chaps an,
. Dee. 14, 15, and !emery 19, at ten, at the Swan *revere, Bir-
naingham. Atte:miles Messrs Devon and Tooke. 3, Holborn-
court, Gray's Intl, Lt:tulun; or Mr. George Burris'', Temple-
' row, Birmingham.
-Charles Cooper, late of Largley-1-.111, Sutton Coldfield,Warwick-
shire, coal-toaster, dealer and chapman, Dee. 14, 15, and Jan.
19, at one, a: tbt; Three Tains, Sutton Coldtield, Atunnies,
Marrs. Sherwin and Hall, Great James-street, Bedfotd-row.
John Grant, of flatten street, Middlesex, merchant,nt, 14,22,
and January 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.Skaw,
Staple's lust.
Clarks Wllltants, now or late of St. Alban's, Hats, wine end
' spirit-merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec. 12. 15, and January
19, atekven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Richard Woodhouse,
No. 11, Harcourt-buildungs, Tempk.
Ichn Theodore Barker, ef Dover, Kent, draper, dealer and chap-
Man, Dec. 15, 92, and January 19, at tes lee, at Guileball.-
Anomie*' Messrs. Writ Mire, Bolton and West, Old Broad-
street, Loudon.
James Al.ardice, of Conduct-street, Swallow-street, Middlesex,
linen-draper, dearer and chapman, Dec. 15, 22, end January 19,
at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Langley, Sharlotte-
street' Pedtord-square. • :
m Willia Henry Gall, of' Gutter-lane, Chea:side, silk manufac-
tures, Dec. 11, 12, and Jan. 19, at eleven, at Guildhall, At-
tornies, Messrs. Botardillun and Hewitt, Little Friday-street.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL
Dee. 16. Samuel Chettle, Blackman-street, oilman, at 1. Jan.
. John Routh, Austin-friars, merchant. at 11. Jan..27:Samue I
Sheffield, A'algate High-street, butcher, at I. Jan. 9. Most a
Isaacs, Sheerness, slopseller, at io. Jan. 2. Michael Barter, R. d
Lion-court, Fleet-street, victualler, at It Jan. 12. Ilse; philus
oilman, at 10. Jan. 2. 'themes Blackman,
r, at IL lan. 9. Thomas Rooke, Benge,‘,
2. Abraham Varicas, Founder's-court , men-
Featherstone Richards and William Bond,
hat•mautifacturers, at al. Jae.. t.

bol t;11411-iane,O
Mount-at:vet, mariner,
farmer, at 10. Jan. I!.
chant, at Is Jan. 5. 1,
Upper '1 hantes-atreeto