Star.
London, England, 1801-05-27 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

,
Yeslerday Is prifoners were tried at the Old
Bailey, two of whom were capitally cony ifted, viz.
Mary Fairer:, for stealing a muffin gown and
other articles, value aim and upwards, the property
of John Cramer, in his dwelling houfe.
Efizaktb Pay r, for healing ten fhawls, the pro-
perty of W. Weft, privately in his fhop.
Sir were convifted of felony, viz.
ya. Starkey for healing out of the (table of
WM. John Arabin, Efq. a pair of leather breeches,
and a trunk containing feveral articles.
John Ewe:, a little boy not twelve years old,
YoZn Wiltum and-Themat Hugita, a Pallor, for fteal-
ing a pair of iheets:-the property of = Frafer,
a baker in Kentifh Town. The three Prifoners had
been feen in company together; Williams went
into the ihotrafer to buy Come bread, and the
boy was afterwards feen taking away the fheets
from the houfe. The boy in his defence faid, he
had a fhort time before met Williams, who afked
him to accompany him to Hampflead ; and then
defired him to (teal the (beets, which he did. Evans,
the boy, and Williams,were found gulity; Hughes,
not guilty.
Vassar Collie, alias Putty, for healing, in the pa-
rifh of Sr.. Luke, on the 29th of April laft, a trunk
value 31. a variety of articles of jewellery, confilt-
ing of diamond and pearl necklaces, pins, crofres,
&c. to the amount of i3ool. the property of Henry
Weppel;Chriftian and Henry &yes. and Mary, 11
his wife, were charged with having received the
fame, knowing them to have been Bolen.
The Bolen.
fads, as they appeared upon the opening of
Mr. RAIN a, Connie] for the profecution, and in
the I.:loft prominent points corroborated by the
witneffes, were in fubftance as follows : •
On Wednefday the 29th of April, Mr. Weppel,
the profecutor, having arrived in this country
from Rotterdam, took a Oravefend boat, and
landed with his family at 13illingfgate. He hir-
ed a coach to convey them to fume hotel at
the weft end of the town, and alfo a cart for the
conveyance of his property. Aware that his trunks
contained a variety of valuable articles, he refolved
to walk by the fide of it. The trunk in quellion
was placed at the top of the others that were in the
cart. The profecutor pmeeedcd to the York hotel,
in Bridge.fireet' where he found he could not be ac-
commodated. He then went to Ofborne's hotel, in
the Adelphi, having in the mean time called at re-
vere] places, where he was alfo difappoiated in ob-
taining a convenient lodging. In the courfeof his in-
quiries, he was neeeffarily abfent from the cart for
a Ihort period, and during filch abfence the trunk,
containing this valuable property, was ftolen.—
The profecutor, on his arrival at Ofbornes ho•
tel, difcovered that the trunk was gone ; upon
which he immediately went to Bow-ftrect, and
gave a dercription of the property, in order that
evey neceffary enquiry might be made after it. He
offered a reward of I Sol. for theapprehenfion of the
offender. Nothing was heard till the Friday fen-
night following, which was the Bth of May, when
this intelligence was received : A young womenof
the name of Elizabeth Smith, for Come time pre-
. .
swills, lived in the fervice of the two prifoners at
the bar, charged as receivers. This girl had left
the service of the prifoners, and had gone to refide
with a perces% oft& name of Day, by whom (he had
been brought up from her infancy. Having learned
from converfation the circiim fiances of the=
which, from the very large amount °fit,
excited an uncommon degree ofcuriofit y, the rebilil

to this Mr. Day, /14:11-ientto that on the evening of
the Bth of May, Collet came to her mißrefs, who
kept a public-houle in Red Lion Market, White
Crofs-flreet ; it was half pall eight, which was
About half an hour after the robbery was fop-
poled to have been committed: He firil came in
and anted for half a crown to pay the fare of a
hackney coach, which having received from her
malrefs he loon aftertiardS returned with a trunk,
covered with red leather,. on which were the let-
ters J. C. W. A few minutes .after, the prifoner
returned with the trunk ; he went up Rairs with his
miltrefs, and loon came down again to the tap-
room, where Elizabeth Smith heard a converfation
on the fubjed of valuable articles and jewellery.
Collet departed, and Elizabeth Smith obfirved in
her mi ilrefs's lap a diamond and pearl necklace, and
in the lap of her infant child a particularly beautiful
diamond pin, in the fhape of Pa halfmoon or cref.
cent. The next morning Collet called again, and
after bargaining with Mrs. Hays received 71. or
81. for the booty he had brought her. It further
appeared that the prifoner Mary Hayes fent Eli-
zabeth Smith for a man of the name of Faulkner,
who wasa melter ofplate,and who had fince abfcond-
ed. Among the property ilolen was a quantity of
foreign cambric, which the prifoner Hays fold to
a Mrs. Hi xton ; during this time feveral Jews were
continually coming to the houfe. Henry Hayes
was prefent while thefe bargains were taking place.
In confequence of the information of Elizabeth
Smith, application was made at Bow-ftreet, and a
fearch warrant was obtained and executed by Mil-,
ler and Sayers, two officers, who found in the
pocket of Mrs. Hayes part of the cambric belong-
ing to the profecutor, and a handkerchief which
he alfo (wore belonged to him, and in the pocket
of the prifoner's'infant daughter there was a Spa.
nifh coin, which the profecutor identified as his
property. Such were the leading fads of the I
cafe. Nothing appeared to invalidate the teflimo-
ny of Elizabeth Smith, the principal witncfs, and
upon her evidence Collet, as principal, and Mary
Hayes, as receiver, were fuund guilty, and Henry
Hayes was acquitted.

Some nights ago a heavy fnow fa on the moors
above Pickering, in the North Riding of Yorkfhire.
Two Trials flir Adultery are expeCted this Term
in the Court of King's Bench. In the one a Mar-
quis (by courtefy), and in the other, a,Vifcount (by
courtefy) are Defendants.
Upon a diligent Purvey and return made by the
Clergy of Dublin, on the 2d roll. fix parifhes in
that city were found to contain 20,400 poor, in
the moil abjeft (late of poverty.
On Friday morning, unhappily 101 l his life, in
bathinz in the Serpentine River, WILLIAM LIGHT.
FOOT TRESLOVE, younger fon of THOMAS TRES-
LOTE, Efq. of Brompton.
Yellerday afternoon a dreadful fire broke out in
the workfhop of Meas. Howes and HoosKlNson,
Houle-Carpenters, at Yarmouth, which entirely
confirmed the premifes and great part of the dock.
The timely arrival of the engines prevented the
houfes of the oppofite fide from catching fire.—
Great praife is due to the Anglefea and Weßmor-
land Militia for their fpirited exertions in Caving
part of the Rock. The Volunteers took the duty
to prevent the goods from being carried off'.
This morning about feven o'clock, a fire broke
out in a Gentleman's houfe in Dorfet-ftreet, Port-
man-fquare, which entirely confumed the fame,
and coniiderably damaged the houfes on each fide.
The fire was occalioned by the careleffnefs of a fer-
vant girl, who lighting a fire in the drawing-room,
left a candle burningnear the curtains, which foon
fet the houfe in a blase.

Friday morning about four o'clock, feven of the
convids, who were under fehtence of tranfporta.
tion, made their efcape from Edinburgh prifon,
by taking off the lock of the door that leads to the
place of execution, and letting themfelvcs down to
the ftreet by a blanket.
On Sunday fe'nnight, was found in the Kelvin,
near Glafiow, the body of William Hannah, an
apprentice to a weaver. He had lain in the we-
ter nine weeks, and was drowned while running
from his father, who willed to take him back to
his mailer, from whom he had run off.
On Thurfday night Tome villains entered the
guard.houfe near the King's Mill, leading to Port-
fea, and robbed a poor inauftrions couple (an in-
valid ferjeant and wife) of their all, de fruits of
many years economy, confining of about ten
pounds in cant, fcveral dozen of thins kept for
Cale, &c. with which they got off undikovered.
On Tuefday fe'nnight as Mr. King, jun. of Win-
terflow, was riding home from Safifbury market,
in endeavouring to pats two men, in Clarendon.
Wood, one of them (truck him a violent blow on
the neck, with a flick, which knocked him off his
horfe, and whilft he was on the ground they cut
out his breeches pocket, which contained about
sal. Mr. King, though Much flunned with the
blow, endeavoured to make Come refinance, on
which the villains threatened to murder him, and
their brutal condo& gives reafon to fu pole, that
had he not defined, they would have fulfilled the
threat. They then tied his hands behind him,
next his legs, and paired the cord round his neck,
in filch a way that any ftruggle to extricate him.
Pelf pulled it tighter, and mutt Coon have Wrangled
him. In this fituation (having turned his horfe
loofe) they threw him into the wood, and ran off.
Though all this took place Co early as between fix
and (even o'clock, no perfon happened to pals dur-
ing the time. Mr. King, finding himfelf unable
to call for affiftance, out of the view of psffengers,
and in danger of perifhitig should he lie till night
came on, exerted his utmoft ftrength, notsvith.
Rending the
,pain it gave him, and at length fuc-
ceeded In rolling into the road, where he was found
by Tome neighbours on foot, whom he had before
paffed, and who releafed him frosts his bonds; but
he was nearly &angled, and a confiderable time
elapfed before he recovered his fpeech.—The
lains who committed this outrage are as yet un-
dikovered ; one of them is defcribed as a tall man.
in a dark coat, with much the appearance of a
gypfey ; the ther as (port and thick, and dread
as a (mock frock. Mr. King, facades the messy
of which he was robbed, bad yol. about bah
which ercaped their karch.

Frsits for LONDON GAZETTE, Nay 26.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR-OFFICE, MAY 26, iBor.
4th Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet John Bray, from the half-
pay of the Tate 32d Light Dragoons, to he Cornet, without
purchafe, vice Stopford, promoted in thesath Font.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Major John Walhnufe to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Lord Paget, promoted to the
eomensod of the Regiment; Captain Charles Taylor to be
Major, vice Walhoufe ; Captain-Lieutenant John Hunt to
be Captain, vice Taylor; Lieutenant Watfon to be
Captain-Lientenant, vice Hant ; Cornet James Horton tobe
I.ieutenant,vireWatfon, by purehafe,vice Adams. who retires.
z nth Ditto—Robert Cracroft, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe,
vice Phillips, promoted.
13th Ditto—Cornet the Honorable George Browne to be Lieu-
tenant, by purchafe, vice Norris, who retires; Quarter-
Malter James Lennox to be Cornet, vice Yates, deceafed.
14th Ditto—Chriftopher Redington, Gent. to be Cornet, by
purchafe, vice Dick, promoted; Aidborough Richardfoo„
Gent, to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Bifhop, promoted ;
AiSßant Surgeon Samuel Riviere, from the York Huffan, to
be Affiitant Surgeon.
rsth Ditto—Cornet James Moray to be Lieutenant ; William
Goodrich, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Mont-
'ornery, promoted.
16th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Henry Stewart, from the :sth
Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Butler, who exchanges.
25th Ditto—Captain Thomas Parker Butler, from the it fith
Light Dragoons,to be Captain Lieutenant, vice Stewart, who
exchanges ; Adam Scott, Gent. to be Affiftant Surgeon, vice
Briggs, who reign'.
27th Ditto--Lieutenant Dawfon Gregory, from the 29th Light
Dragoons to be Lieutenant, vice Hayes, who exchanges.
29th Ditto—Lieutenant James Hayes, from the 27th Light
Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Gregory, who exchanges.
Yost Huffars, Struve, Gem. to be Affiliant Surgeon, vice
Riviere, removed to the lath Light Dragoons.
ifi Regiment of Foot Guards--Colonel the Honourable John
L elle to be Third Major, vice Major-General Ludlow, ap-
pointed to the command of a Battalion of the 52d Foot ;
Lieutenant-Colonel the Honorable Philip Cocks to be Cap-
tain of a Company, vice Leffie • Captain John Lambert to
be Captain-Lieutenant, vice docks; Enfign George Eking-
ton tube Lieutenant, vice lambert; Lieutenant John Han-
bury, from the 38th Foot, to be Enfign, without purchafe,
vice Evans, promoted ; Charles Loon, Gent. to be Enfign,
without purchafe, vice Ellington, promoted.
Coldftrearn Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant-Colonel
the Hon. William Fitzroy to be Captain of a Company, vice
Lieutenant-Colonel Brice, deeeafed; Captain George Hart
Dyke to be C: 7tain-lieutenant, vice Fitzroy ; Enfign George
Collier to be Lieutenant, vice Dyke; Enfign William Hamil-
ton to be Lieutenant, vice Warren deeeafed ; —Morihead,
Gent. to be Enfign, vice Hamilton ; —Finch, Gent. to be
Enfign, vice Jenkinfon, deeeafed.
3d Ditto—Major-General Napier airline Burton to be Fiat
Major, vice Lieutenant. General Watfon, appointed to the
Command of a Battalion of the 9th Foot; Major-General
George Milner to be Second Major, vice Burton ; Lieute-
nant-Colonel George Murray to be Captain of a Company,
vice Milner ' • Captain Edward Stephens to be Captain-Lieu-
tenant, vice Murray ; Enfign Cavendith Neville to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Stephens.
Brigade of Ditto—Affiliant-Surgesm Henry Gore Clough, front
the 3d Foot Guards, to be Surgeon to the Light Infantry
Battalion, vice Simplon, appointed Surgeon to the Invalids
' at the Tower of London.

sd Battalion of the 111 Regiment of Foot—Enfign Thomas P.
Mitchell to be Lieutenant, vice Macphcrfon, deceafed ; Vo-
lunteer Francis Wilkinfon to be Enfign, vice Mitchell; Jame,
Menzies Clayhills, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice
Carnegie, who retires.
3d Regiment of Foot—Enfign Michael Colville to be Lieute-
nant, by purchafe, vice Browne, promoted in the 37th Foot.
4th Ditto—Lieutenant Lewis Baby, from the both Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Ellis, who exchanges ; Enfign Francis Whit-
field to be Lieutenant, vice Munro, deceafed; George Lewis
Palman, Gent. to be Enfign, by Purchafe, vice Tryon, pro-
moted; Richard Moore, Gent. to be Enfign, without put-
chafe, vice Whitfield, promoted.
sth Ditto—Captain Patrick Crawford, from the 7otis Foot, to
be Captain, vice Cbtiftic, who exchanges; Enfign imperon
Baby to be Lieutenant, by purebafe, vice Campbell, who
retires; Henry Lewis, Efq. to be Payetafter of the ad Bat-
talion, vice Pratt, who refigns.
6tb Ditto—Lieutenant likac Ogden, from tbelSoth Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Townihend, who retires on Half-pay of the
54th Foot.
filtb

James Powell to be

vice Reeves, promoted in the 38th Foot I Align John Ring.
rote Annelle), to be Lieutenant, vice O'Brien, deceafed ; En-
Ego John Bannatyne to be Lieutenant, vice Powell, pro-
mot. • • ; James Sadlier, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Annelley,
promoted ; Volunteer Jemmy to be Enfign, vice Ban-
n uric, promoted.
'nth Ditto—Captain Adam Tate Gibbons, from the 7t ft Foot,
to be Captain, vice Fitzgerald, who exchanges.
nth Ditto—Entign Lancelot Browne, from the Bth Weft
India Regiment, to be Enftgn, vice Sarnpfon, promoted.
zth Ditto—To be Lieusonants without purehafe--Fnfigns Ed.
mund Neville, vice Langford, deceafed ; Masud Stark, ham
the 19th Fogy vice Once, deceafed ; Thomas Torrens Mar-
gin' Oft the Hon. John Meade, promoted in the 9th Foot.
To beEntigns—Charles Brybe Sale,Gent. vice Neville; Thomas
Thomyfon, Gent. vice Morgan.
To be Adjutant—Lieutenant Mufgrave Sham, vice Langfoil,
deceafed.
To be Afilitant.Surgeon•-•John Wafhington Price, Glalt. vice
Baccot, deceafixt.
r3th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Franck W. Schylet to be Cap.
tain, vice Chetter, deeeafed ; Lieutenant Thomas Dolphin to
be Captain Lieutenant, vice Sehyler ; EnfignEnfignßichard Hufon
to be Lieutenant, vice Dolphin; Enfign William Trench to
be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Nallyorofigned.
t 7th Ditto—Lieutenant John De Laney, from the it Light
Dragoons to be Captain, by purchafe, eke Wallace, porn oteeL
Ditto.—Lieutenant John Jenkinfon to be CapNin-Llet.
it ORM, vice Jones, decoded; Enfign Frederick Hill to be
Lieutenant, vice Jenkinfon ; Adjutant Thomas Gregory to
be Enfign, vice Hill.
sjpth Dlttcw-.Lieutenant Lawrence, from the 77th Foot
to be Captaln•Lieutenant, vice Kennedy, deccafed ; WiMan:

Weer% Gent to be Ea" by wards, else beaurnan,
who retires

sodtDitio.-Enfign Havlland Le ltitefurler, front the Staff
Corps, to be Enlign, vice M'Ankur, who exchanges • Fre-
derick Corbin, Gent. to be Enlign, by purchafe, vice 'Bain-
Wise, promoted.
s$ Ditte-•-Captain Thomas Bury to be Major, vice Mac-
boogie, decoded ; Lieutenant Alexander Abercromby, front
the isd Foot, to be Captain, vice Beery; Firit Lieutenant
Francis Needham Olney to be Captain Lieutenant, vice
Wynne, appointed to the Invalids ; Second Lieutenant Wit-
ham nglcy to be Fit* Lieutenant, vice Olney; Settled
Lieutenant William Hartley to be Heft Lieutenant, vice
Mend, doetakd ; Volunteer— Smith, of the tBdt Foot,
to be Seemed lOndenant, vice Langley; Volunteer George
Bennet, of the Mb Foot, to be and Lieutenant, vim Hanky,
spit Dittoltobert Old m, Gent. to be Wain, by purcbak,
vice Feller, promoted in the both Foot.
fdtb Ditte..-Lieutousu Samuel Nicoll to be Captain, by pur-
chafe, vice Duke, who nukes.
seth Ditto-..Captain-Llestenant Marks Stuart to be Captain.
vice Godley, deceakd; Lieutenant Robert Nixon to be Cap-
tain-Lieutenant, vice Stuart; LAP ]noes Hatrop to be
Llevatesszt, vice Nhton.
To be Baligns—Nolunteer Redmond Dubem vice Harrop ;
Min Carroll, Gent: vice Lam. decoded; lafign Thomas
ilkosikerrarob Ban the igth toot, by yourtirail, vice Mean,
i • praiallo
job Dlase..lllamod Pas, Gent. to be Engirt, eke Rodgers, de-
nsest
fgd Dltto—Oaciege Wskeott, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchak
vice W.A. Irrlemtemoted in theSeetch Brigadet John Haigh,
Gent. to be EOlga by purchate, vice Hat hway, who retires.
Oda Dit..--o=Lientenant
Capsaloolos ,
41211&;;;Ingd
Idea MO. ;
sals,Liessares, Ise)

Joitorent Alesander Mitpberfon to be
•duided; Licutcnant Jolus Oillas to be
vine blocpberfo.g.
Wm= Sisson Feder to be Captain.
4 ationMen HAmuon Rafe to be ear
Milk [Tars ow"
.•

' lb be Lieutenants without purchafe-Enfign William Makes-
We, vice Role; Entign Thomas Hillis, rice Anderfon, do-
etated ; Lieutenant C. W. F. Mackin, from the 93d Foot,
am Colin Campbell, decreed; Enfign Adam Weibull, vice
Donaldfon, detested; Enfign Alexander Anderfon, from the
pad Font, vice Stuart, deetoted.
T. be Enfigns-David Rawlins, Gent. vice Mackenzh: ,• Vets
lunteer Cameron, of the 711th Foot, vice Hines: Ala(-
' ander Macdonald, Gent. vice Wilton; Donald Williainfon,
Gent. vice Rabat Menzies, promoted.
44th Ditto-Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Kenneth Mackenzie,
from the 911th Foot, to he Lieutenant-Colonel. vice Ogilvie, '
demoted; Enrico Charles Tropp' to be Lieutenant, vice,
Browne, deccaltd; -- Power, Gent to be kenfisn, vice
Trapp..
45th Ditto-Edward Dale, Gent to be Enfign, by purchafe,
vice Drew, promoted.
49th Ditto-Volunteer HenryPierey Hamer to be Lawn, by
purchafe, vice Wail. promoted.
loth Ditto-Enfign Johph Palavicini to be lieutenant, vice
Stewort;deceafed ; Volunteer .-- Heat, of the z7th Foot,
to be Enfign, vice Palavi-int •
1 it Ditto-Captain-Lieutenant William Chilholme to be Cap.
stain of a Company, vice tood, &ceded% tieutetant John
Camplxli,jun. from the 74th Foot, to be Captain-Llemenant,
vice Chifholme; EnligneJohn Percival Beaumont, from the
half-pay of the late 7ift root, to be Enfign, vice litnkillins,
protean d in Colonel Champagne's Regiment.
sod Ditto-George Grieve, Gent. to be Enure, by purcbafa,
vice Conk. promoted.•
53d Ditto-Enfign John Walledl to be Lieutenant, without
perehafr, vice Ryan, promoted in the sth Weft India Regt.
54th Ditto-Captain-Lieutenant John Campbell tobe Captain,
vice Gillon, demoted ; I.ieutenant Samuel Moffatt to be
Captain-Lieutenant, vice Campbell. l•
To be Litutemnts, without purchak-Enfigns William Tow-
ers, vice-England, demoted; James Maufergh, vice Mof-
fatt; Andrew Rodledge. vice Thornton, redgned.
To be Enfign.-Voluntevr William Wheatley, vice Towers: •,
57th Dina-CM ars nod, Gent: to be Enfign, without par-
chafe, vice Bentley, promoted in the 54th Foot. s.
58th Ditto---Captain Thema Fitzgerald to be Major, rice
Ogle, decoded ; Captain-Lieutenant Wition Carr Royal to
be eaptain, vice Fitzgerald; Captain-Lientenont George J.
Reeves, from the Bth Foot, to be Cap;ain, vice Belt, de-
corated; Lieutenant Edward Currie, to be Captain-Lieute-
nant, vice Royal; Enfign John Gooterfall to be Lieutenant,
vice Currie; Volunteer G. L. Knox to be Enfign, vice Go-
nserLlL
6:th Ditto-Lieutenant Winiam Ackland Gilland, from the
half-pay of the (Eh root, to be Lieutenant, vice Ogden, ce-
nsored to time 6:11 Foot • Lieutenant Thomas Firm, from the
4th Foot, to be lietneront, vice Baky, who exchanges;
Hugh Rote, Gent. to be Eagle, by purchafe, vice Header.
fon, promoted. •
65th Ditto.-Vlilam Clarke, Gent. Cornet hi the late Berk-
Shire Fesseihk Covalry, to be FJlfip, without purchafe, vice
Blaifel, whole Appointinentadoes not take place.
67th Ditto-Wiliam Thouspron, Gent. to be Eufisn, vice
Between.. 'itheafed. •
sloth Ditto-oßrevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Kennon, from
the 57th Foot, to be Major, without purchafe, vice Dunbar,
promoted in the 3d Well tails Regiment; Captain Thomas
Chriftk, from the sth Foot, to be Captain, vice Crawford,
who exchanges.
/3d Ditto-Enfign Willhm Kenny to be Lieutenant, vice,Orr,
deceafed ; Edward Breton, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Kenny ;
Alm Macdonald, Gent. to be .Enfign, without porthole,
vice Mackay, who vtfigns.
/4th Ditto---Enfign William Purcell Creagh, from the 84th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice John Camp-
bell, promoted in the sift Foot; Donald Macqueen, Gent.
to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Booth, prointeed in the
76th Foot.
tint Dina-Enfign Thomas Cooper tote lieutenant, by pm-
chafe, vice Falvey, who retires; Eufign William Cornwallis
Young, from the 86th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice M'Ken-
sie, detested; Thomas Atkins, Gent. to be Enfign, by par-
asite, vice Cooper.
96th Regiment of Foot-Captain-Lieutenant Brifate Morland
. to be Contain of a Compaq, without purchafe, vice Halkett.
promoted in the 55th Foot; Lieutenant Mcvrick Shows to
be Captain-Lieutenant. vice Morland; Captain-Lieutenant
Myrick Shark to be Captain of a Company. without. par-
there, vice Symes, promoted; Lieutenant Willis ra J. Stott
to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Shawe.
To be Lieutenants, without parchafe-Enfigns FrederiA Wil-
liam St. Arpin. vice Frith, dreeafed; John Monro Sinclair,
vice Shawe; Thomas Booth, from the yoth Foot. vice Stott
To be Enfigne-Ralph Colon, Gent by purchafe, vice Wade
who retires; Henry Shears, Gent. by purchafe, vice Baird,
promoted in the 87th Foot; Charlton B. Tacker, Gent.
Without purchafe, vice St. Auld's, promoted; Edward La-
ce', Gan. by pctrehate, rice Briftow, who retires; 'Milk's%
Newton
Henn Covell, Gent. without purchafe, vice Sinclair, pro-
moted.
yyth Ditto-To be Lieutenants-Enfigns Peter Maclachlen,
from the 78th Foot, without purdah, vies Lawrence, pro-
moted in the 19th Foot; jofeph Douglas, by purchafe, vice
James, promoted in the cloth Foot.
To be Enfign, without porchafe...John Macquarie, Gent vice
Parer, detested.
Ts be Quarter-Mafter-Serjeant William Jone, vice Camp-
ing, *lto retire.
Illth Ditto-Cons Campbell, Gent. to.be Palm, without per-
ebefe, vice Maelochlan, promoted in the 7witt Foot; Hugh
Mamma., Gent to be Enfign, by Forel:aft, vice Munro,
promoted.
Oath Ditto...lienry Jones Grove, Gent. to be Feign, by pun.
chafe; vice V•runbleton, promoted; Enfign Andrew Kelly,
from the half-pay of the late sth Regiment of the 'nth Bri-
gade, to be Enfign. vice Ker, who exchanges.
lad Ditto-. William North, Gass to be EnOgn, by purclsafe,
vice Smithweich, promoted.
83d Ditto-Brevet-Major J. Killigrew Dunbar, from tbe69th
Foot. to be Major, vice White, demoted.
loth Ditto-Major Willoughby Gordon, from the 66th Foot,
to be Lieuter.ant-Colonel,by par-hate, vice Rots. who retires.
To be Captains, without purchalw•-lieutenants Henry De la
Mod*, from ele 77th root, vie. Pivot, removed from the
&Twice; Lionel Smith, from the :4th Foot, vice l'ockboufe,
remove(' from the ferries; Junes Urquhart, from the 49th
Foot, vice ReEly, removed from the ;entice.
To be lieutenants, without purthaft--Enfigns Anthony Har-
ris, vice Grifdale, decoded 1 Thomas balloon, from the 9th
Foot, vice Travers, removed from the fervice.
To It: iofigt., without parchafe-Tice floaourabk Frederick
Howes, vice Hard*.
86th 1at0...-Enilv Baird,• frown the 76th Foot, to be
Lieutenuet, by purchafe, vice Elliott, who mires; Enfign
Junco Stewart to he Lieutenant, vice De Porbcck, decoded ;
Nell Maclaurin, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchate, vies ,
Young, promoted in the 75th Foot.
llth Ditto-Enkis Retry Vallee to be lieutenant, by pus,
chafe. vim Taylor who retires ; John Mackensio, Gust to
be iwPan by purely*, ace ?Mier.
pods jr .n htble:r to be Major, without pur-
chafe, vice Maeketai promotes' in the 44th Foot; Captain-
Lieutenant William Cortstril„:-.: to be Captain, rim M•hiair
I lemeriant Au'tln to he Captain-Liemimant, vice
Cartwright; Fallen Wit': ant PLII Milner to be Lieutenant
vice Anita ; Grattan Douglas, Geot to be Infign, vice,
Milner.
pia Diutc-Hertry Cert to be Enfign, without Fur-
(hare, • et Way, %Mingled the krvlre.
sled Doto-Me;or Al. zone' r Nal r t Lineman-Colonel,
vice Erldee, decr..fed; Captain John Common to be Ma-
jor, vies Napier; Correa-Charm:at Coah-.1 lobe Cop•
tall., vice Carouse; Lieutenant George Davide:o to be Cap.
taln-Liesteriant, vice Gordon; Feign Peter Wilkie to be
Lientenant, vice Tomlin Campbell. deceaLd ; Enke
Wit-
ham Mackay to be lieurenant. vice baridfoll iart,r-
Mafter.SerJeaut Donald Mtßarnett to be L:tEgn, vice Wil-
k!. ; James Lewis Hill, Gent. to be Enfign, rice Mackay.
Scotch Bligadt-.Adjutont Edward Kingdom to be Bongs, by
porthole, vice Mae Arthur, promoted; Charles Campbell,
Gent. to be Enfign, without pinhole, vice John Campbell,
wtso redgcs.
Id Weft-India ai.-r.ent-Lkutenant Thomu Boyd, from the
yd Welt-India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice 'Ender, who
melanges.
gd Dino-Brevet Lieutenant-Color.el Thomas Dunbar, from
the Tech reot, to be LielOCTlallt..ooio4lo, vice Dr, ve. de•
mated ; LicutenantJohn Trace, from the ad Weltslndia
Regiment, to be lie kaanta vice Boyd, who cactiogcs ;

GurNkirennig, Gent, tote Eufign, svitbout pnrchafe, tied
Smith, rethoved to the Garrifen Jattalion.
76 Ditto—Robert Botbamley, Gent to be Engin, without
purcha;c, vice Parr, removed to the 83d Foot.
Bth Ditto—Launer'm Broome, Gent. to be Enfign, vice New
boki.deceafeti; Volunteer Henry Curabie Gret nfairld, fron
the 144 h Foot, to be Enlist', vice Browne, removed to tht
ith Foot.
9th Finder, Efq. to be Paymafter.
rich Ditto.—Roger Bryce, Efq. late Lieutenant in the Regi-
mutt, to br Paymafter.
Royal Garrifon Battalion—Alexander Lelibman, late Quar-
ter-Mafter in the ad Dragoons, to be Wigs, vice Colt.
promoted.
Minorca Regiment—Major Nichols, Tram to he Lieutenant-
Colonel, vice Dawns, deeeafed; Captain Charles Gonno-
can to be Major, vice Trans; Captain-Lieutenant Eugcer
Develyn to be Captain, vice Gormocan ; Lieutenant Wil-
liam M'Cartby to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Develyn.
To be Lieutenants—Enfigns William Thorne, vice Du Verger,
decesfed E•mcitepone, vice De Jean, decoded; Louis
Chard-rd, vice M'Carthy, promoted.
Meurnn's Regiment...Captain-Lieutenant J. Thomas Bar to be
Captain of a CompanT, vice Mae de Meurun Du Reehat,
deceafecl.
Lleatenan: Nicholas Julien de Bergoon to be Captain-Lieute-
nant, vice Bar, promoted.
&aligns J. Pierre Samuel Fauchf to be Lieutenant, vier De
Bergton ; Rodolph Arneae De May to be Lieutenant,
vice De Beauregerd, deecafed.
Protala D'Otel D'Orfoonens, Gent to be Enfign, vice Fanelli.
Frederick Sandoz, Gent. to be Eellgu, vice Dc May.

John Reynolds, Efq. to Se Payrnalter.
herjeant Herry Rearm to be Quarter-Matter.
A Corpi of Rifietnen--Daniel Cacioue, Gent(late a Lieutenant
in the Oxfortithire Fenclble Cavalry,) to be 2ti Lieutenant.
Staff Corps—Lieutenants Henry Fox Brownrigg, from the
Royal Engineers, to be Captain, vice Burlte, deetated ; Wil-
liam Marley to be Captain, vice De Laurent, deeeated.
Enfigns Lancaftts to be Lieutenant, vice Marley; An-
drew long to he Lieutenant.
To b.: Entigob—Enfign Donald MacArthur, from the soth
Foot, vice Le Mefurler, who exchanges; William Wood,
bent vice Laneafter; Halliley, Gent. vice Long.
Colonel Champagnes Regiment—Captain Adam Davie, from
the isth Foot, to be Major.
Liattenaot Paul Carrington, front the 74th Foot, to be Cap-
tain of a Company.
Enfign John Hultiffon, from the sill Foot, to be Firft Lieut.
• BREVET.
Major-General the Honourable John Hely Hutehinfon to he
Lieutenant-General in the Army ferving in the Mediterra-
nean, and in the I3orninions of the Grand Signior.
I.leutenant-Colonel Sir Rich:nil &lifer, Rm. of the sth Wcft
India Regiment, to be Colottl In the Army, while ferving
with the Troops Rationed at Honduras only.
Major Thomas Browne, of the syth Foot, to be Lieutenant-
Colonel in the Army. Comtnifhou dated the 29th March.
Captain Terence hiachlabon, of the sjd Foot, to be Major in
the Army. CommilLon dated the aft April t sot.

• STAFF.
Colonel the Honourable Alexandet Hope, of the 14th Foot, to
be Adjutant-General to the Forces in Ireland, vice Major-
General Nu tent, who ragas.
Lieutenant-Colonel David Robertfon, of Colonel Champagne's
Rcgiment,to be deputy Adjutatt-General to the Forces (err-
ing in the Maud of Ceylon.
Mathew Bytes, Efq. to be Affiftaut-Commiffary of Stores, Pro-
c.:o6ns, and Forage, to the Forces in the Welt Indies.
William Raymund, Efq. Captain in the half-pay of the late 9Sth
Foot, to be Paymaller of Detachments at Hilfca Barracks,
vice Nfatisficid, appointed Captain of an lnballd Company.
Loyal Ifliugton Volunteer Cavalry.
PhD Prodlor Anderdon, Efq. to be Captain-Commandant.
Richard Hewitt, Gent. to be Lieutenant.

ilTomas Whitehnrii, Gent. to be Cornet.
London and Weftminfter Light Hone Volunteers.
Robert I,,rrither, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Sutton, who refigna
Perththire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. -
antes Bell, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Wis. who reigns.
*mu JAnfton, Gent. to be Cornet, 'li et, vice maft, *ho fasts.
t..„
ft Medina Gentlemen and Yeemanty Cavalry.
John Resell, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Dove, demoted.
Warddn Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Robert Then, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Sir Montague
Burgoyne, who reGans.
. Royal ,Aberdeen Light Infantry.
Firft Lieutenant Alexander Hall to be Captain, vice Middle-
ton, who relies.
Second Lieutenant Robert Smith to be Firft ditto, vice Hall.
David Chalmers, (lent to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ldth,
who reliant.
Alexander Low Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Alexan-
der, who rains.
John Law, Gent. to be Ditto, vice Smith. 1
Eat Budleigh Volunteers.
John Buncombe Cockeram, Dig. to be Captain, vice Wilkey,
who reliant.
Bradford and Shebbear Volunteers.
. _ _ _

—-- - -
Captain John Heyfett of the Bradford Company, to be Cap-

t:ain Cinntnarafant.
Lev es Brand, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant in the Shebbear
Company.
l3uckland and Monachum Voluntees

Henry Wook canbe, Gent. to b. Lieutenant, vice Kellow, who
rains.
Second Dock Volunteers.
John Eraddon, Gent. to be Screed Lieutenant.
Carfilly Volunteers.
John Goodrichp Erg. to be Major, vice Goodrich, who reigns.
a Regiment of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers.
Captain Robert Hamilton to be Major, vice Erficine,who refigna.
Captain Henry Jardine to be Major, vice Hope, promoted.
I Tube Captains—Captain John !laugh, late of the 38th Foot,
vice Kerr, who refigns ' • Acutenant Charles Phil], vice Ann-
Rrong, who raps ; Lieutenant Thomas Manners, vice
Hamilton ; Serjeant James Davidfen, vice Jardine.
To be Lieutctunts.—Frifign James Dunfmure, vice Phin En-
lip Thomas Mac Ritchie, vice Manners; Licrjunt Andrew
Storrie, vice Pringle, who refigns.
To be Enfigno—Serjeants Piles yiee Mormon ;
ibm Walker, vice Mac Ritchie.
To be t%ntes.r-Maitcw-.William Graham, Gent. vice Hunter,
who
• Elgin Volunteers.
Lieutenant George Munro to be Captain, vice Brrndon, who

rctlgns. _ _
Lieutenant James Elder tebe Clptain,vice renton,who rave.
Enfign Ardrevr Pearcy to be I J. utmost, vice Munro.
knhgn Thomas Sinclair to be LirJtenant, vice Eider.
William Gaul lie, Gcnt. to b.. Enfign, vice Pram.

John Ogilvie, Ccnt. to be Enlign, vice Sinclair.
Exeter Volunteers.

Joan Thoinat Wright, jun Gent. to be Secootl Lientcnant, vice
Collins. who refigna
Lieutenant Jonathan Penang to be Adjutant.
Finchdean VoluntePrs.

Bannsel Martin,Gent. to be Enftnorice Carpenter, Who reaps.
Fref%ick and Dnnbeath Voluntcers.
William Modals., Efq. to be Major• Commandant.
William Brodie: Efq. to he Captain.

john Sutherland, Gaut. to be iirtt lAentenant.
Donald Mi!ler. Gent. to !,e Nit Lieutenant.
Dam, Suer eLuad, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.
vid failbc.. eh Gent. tc he Second Lieutenant.

Etwey Artillery Volunteers.
in* Lieutenant William Brows to be Captain, vice Dormer,
wk. religns.
Second I.leuttnant Petite& Lary to be Fite Licutcrent,
vier Brown.

'Nicholas Temakis, Gilt. to be fecal Lieutenant, vice Lukcy.
%maws:in Rangers.
! Fief% Lieutenant George Harries to be Captiin, vice Llewellyn,
I An riligns. _

Second Lit:Otentat John kfferve to be Fi:ft Lieutenant, vice
Harries.

&mud Lieutenant Jolla Lieu tittle Ditto.
WlWant Cowen,. Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, ales Greco,
who retivta
ladjaiana ••• Hooky co be Ctancr-blaftet•

. .
Hartlepool Volunteer Artillery.
Robert Pteiton, Gent. to be &coed Litutcroott, vice Tromp`
lon, promoted.
Hatherleigh Volunteers.
FirftLtestenant John sddon to be Captain, vies jaw , wbo

refigns.
Nathruid Wivell to be Brit Lieutenant, vice Seldom.
Kingikerfwell and Ipplepen Volunteers.
• ;come Furman:, Gent. to be SeMod Llentenant.
Win. Neck, Gent. to be Ditto, vice IL L. Palmer, who rdig
William Barter, Gent. to be Ditto.
Loyal Lancaller Volunteers.
Lieutenant James rmatiaw to be Captain,vioe Wouwiek, who

rtCgns.
Etlfign George Danroo to be Lieutenant, vice Dradikaw.
Willi to Tatham Gent. to be Enfign, vice Denies.
Loyal Lancaster Artillery Company.
Lkutenant 13ccj. Sykes to be Cuptaln, vice Tyfonoviso reigns.
Thomas Tatham. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Sykes.
(barter-Matter John &Mho to be Lieutenant.
James &Mho, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Aden's Shepherd, Gent. to be Qtarter-Mafter, vial. Benton.
Royal Montrote Volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Thomas Nicoi to be Firft Lieutenant, vice

born, who ragas.
David Gardiner, Gent. to be Scaled Lieutenant, vice Niool.
Ottery Volunteers.
Enfign W. Warren to be Lieutenant, vice Turpin, who refigns.
Torrington Volunteers.
Captain John Warren Glubb to be Major, vice Abbot, who
refigns.
Mit Lieutenant Richard Litchfield to be Captain, vice Glubb.
Second Lieutenant Richard Tapley to be Heft Lieutenant, vice

Litehruld.
Janata Colley, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Tapley.
Sunderland Volunteers.
Thomas Sinetham, Jun. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice

Rutherford, fuiekeded.
Wear Gifford Volunteers.
Enfign John Jewell to be Lieutenant, vice Gordon, who refigns.
Enfign BoAtucld to be Lieutenant, vice Stavely, who refigns.
Wick Volunteers.
•
Second Lieutenant Francis gitoys to be Firit Lieutenant, vice

Miller, who refigns. -
John Oul, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ctioys.
Whitby Volunteers.
Ralph Milner, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Woodbury Volunteers.
George Jackfon, Gent. to be Enlign, vice Lca, promoted in
the Honourable Eaft India Company's Service.

MEMORANDUM.
The appointment of Captain Alesander Godley to be Major,
by purchafc, in the 68th Regiment of Foot, vice Johnfon. who
retires, as Rated in the Gazette of the [7th of March Wt, has
not taken place.
The appointment of Thomas Campbell, Gent to be Erifign,
by purchafe, in the sath Regiment of Foot, vice Feadterftone,
promoted, as Rated in the Gazette of the silt ultimo, has not
taken place.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. •
July H. Thomas Jones and John Borrego, of Hlsb Holborn,
tu.inuradturtra, at tea, at OWlalltalL
BANKRUPTCY BUPERERDED.

Su!omen I un;b:Ofßifiw orth, Halifax, YorkOthc, eittobonts-
nulatlura.

BANKRUPTS.

Edward Sanden, late oFilfambedon,Surry, blanket-ntanntae-
curer, to furreuder June 6, t 6, at one, and July 7, at twelve,
at Gull.lhall, Loudon. Attornies, Mr. Prke, I.incohes-Inn
New-fquare; or Mr. Stindipkc Guildford, Surrey -
John Warren, of Marta, fin innkeeper, July 3,4, and 7, at
two, at the Coach awl flo;fes Inn, Deanfgate, Manehefter.
Attarnlea, Mr. Ellis, Curfitor-ftreet, London : or Mr. James

Knight, Maiherry-ftreet, Manchelter.
'lllarr.as Yates, of Stockport, ebeetire. stssflin-manufadoter,
June T, 3% and July 7, at four, at the White Bcar Inn, In
Mageheiter. !Atomics, Mr. Wm. Edge, Manchefter, pr Mr.

James Edge, Inner Temple, London.
Henry Whitth, of Reading, Berks. coach-sraftet, Jane 8, cs,
and July 7, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Reading. Atternies,
Marrs. Jenkins and James, New-hua ; or Mr. Edw. Vines,
Reading.
Lawrence I.ittais, of Crolby-row, Walvrorth meirhant,
May 30, Jane 6, and July 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. Roger, Maneheftcr-Buildings,
DIVIDENDS.
June 4. Theodore Schramm of Rochdale, Lanearhire, mer-
chant, at four, at the Griffin Inn, Manchcfier.
June 6. Simon Maurice' Bethman, late of Ternwheel-lane,
Cannon-fine, London, merchant, at ten„st
June 6. Richard jolmfon, late of the Old City Chambers, men.
chant, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 6. John Smith, now or Lite of Little Bartholomew-Clore,
Lends., drug-grinder, at ten, at GuildhalL
June 6. Edward Holmes, of Foller-lane, London, jeweller, at
ten, at GuildhilL
June 6. Was. Grigg, of Wickham-Market, Suffolk, linen-dra-
per, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
June 6. Henry Guelt, of Blackman-Rreet, Surrey, oilman, at
ten, at Guildhall.
June 6. Jafper Sprange, of Ttintnisige-Wells, Kent, bookreller,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
June 6. Peter Biggs the elder, of ksik-itreed-EOll, London, cur
dertaker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
June 6. Henry Prams, of Saint Mary Are, London, fadtor, at
ten, at GuildhaL

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The King has hem pleated to pr.le:it the Rev. Robert
don to the Church and Parigtof Girton, in the Prefbytery and
County of Elreudbright,vacant by the tearillation of Mr. Wil-
liam 'lhnenburn to the Church and Pali uf stroitueer.
The King has alto ben pleated to prefent the Wri.D.trld
Kennedy to the Church and &PM of larhtniebavl, Ia the
Prelbytery and County cf Ayr, vacant by the death- of Mr.
John Rarnfay, fate Minifter there.
Orrn Thurfday, the IA day of Eafter Tenn. the
Acv. Joust POLE(' Of Wading' Celine ; THOMAS Gil est.er
Of al ChiIfdI;III4.WILLIAM BOaDMAIN of Pembroke
Coitcga, Bachelors of Arts, were admilted Matter- of Arts;
and Mr. GLORCIt WILLIM.of Wailluun Comege, was at:inittaii
Bachelor of Arts. The whole number of degrees in nail.
Tenn was one Doane in Divinity, one Doetor In Civil Law,'
one Doan. In Medicine, nine BachflOrs in Divinity, two Ba- I
aeries in Civil Law, two &divines !n Medicine, neentyrne
Mallen of Arta, and tw nty-two Bachelors a Arts.--Matri-
culatlons Any-four.