Star.
London, England, 1812-10-07 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

WHITEHALL, OCTOBER 6.
• His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been phased, In
the name.ami on tiu• behalf of his Majesty, to grant to Liette-
, nant-General the Hon. Edmund Phipps the Office of Clerk of
the Deliveries of the Ordnance of the United Kingdont.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
wAtt.ortlCit, OCT. 6.
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards (Blut)--Lieu.enant John Tay-
lor to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase; Captain Ho•
. nourable Charles-Murray, from Half.pay of the 28th Light
Dragoons, to be ditto; William Hunt Grultbe,. Gent. to be
• Cornet, by purchase, vice Bioncowe, promoted; Henry Arthur
Magmata, Gent. to be ditto, without purchase.
Sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Quarter-Master Lane,
• from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, withoutporchase.
4th Ditto--James B. Smith, Gent. to be Corratt, by purchase,
• , vice Falkiner, promoted.
• let Regiment of Dragoons—John Micklethwaite' Gent, to be
Cornet, by purchase, vire Cobbold, promoted ; John Manley
Edwards, Gent. to be ditto, by purchase, vice Bridges, pro-
, :noted.
' likk Regiment of Light Dragoona—Aasistant-Surgeon George
Purd4n, from the 88th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice
Attlee, who resigns. .
12th Dior.—Assistant-Surgeon Patrick Egan, from the 23d
' Light Dragoons, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice King, who re.
stuns.
nth Ditto--Lieutenant•T. Perronet Thompson, from the 7th
Too., to be I ietnenantyvice Shiel, who exchanges.
17th Ditto.-. Richard Willington, Gent. to be Cornet, without
• purchase, vice Orr, who resigns.
Sad Ditto—Hospital Mate James Mouat to be Assistant-Sur-
geon, vice Egan, appointed to the 12th I.ight Dragoons.
- Ist Reghnot of Foot Guards... Brevet Major Francis D'Oyly to
be,Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Colquirt,
deceased; Ensign Lord Charles Fitzroy to be Lautenant, vice
D'Oyly ; Burgess, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lord Clarks
hittroy.
4th Regiment of Foot—Hospital-mate James Smith to be Assis-
tant-Surgeon, vice Kettle, placed upon half pay.
Ith Ditto—Lieutenant l'heobald Shiel, from the 14th Light Dra-
, goons, to be Lieutenant, vice 1 hompson, who exchanges;
Lieutenant Robert Garrett, from. the 2d Garrison Battalion,
to be Lieutenant, vice Write, who exchanges.
Bth Ditto—James Gray, Gent. to be Ensigu, without purchase,
vice Lambe, deceased.
loth D.tto—Richard I.4ne, Gent. to be Froign, by purchase, vice
Woodberry, appointed to the 18th Light i lagoons.
11th Dltto--Archdak Wilson,Tayier, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice
Hardy, deceased,
18th Ditto—Alajor Edward Walker, to Le Litutenant•Colonel,
withoet purchase.
1.111 Ditto—First Lientenant Richard Treece, to be Captain of a
Company, without put chase, vice Perry, deceased; Second
Lieutenant W. R. I Loyd, to be First Lieutenant, vice Treeve,
and Volunteer 1 homes Lilly, to be Second Lieutenant, vice
Lloyd.
33d nitto-r—Frederick Bannatyne, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice 'Frt or, promoted.
24th Ditt 6--Volu miter liigginbottom, to be Ensign, It ith-
out purchase, vice Peacocke, who resigns.
136th Ditto--Brevet Major John Fox, to be Major, without pur-
chase, vice Smith, dead of his wounds ; Lieutenant Hugh
Douglass, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fox; Ensign H.
Ormsby, to be Lieutenant, vita Douhlass; and --- Munt,
Gent. to be Ensign, vier Ormsby.
lath Ditto--Lieutenant I'. C. Meech, t' be Captain of a Com-
pany, by purchase, vice Vt'ilkin., who retires; and Ensign
Charles Co 2, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mack,
promoted.
44th Ditto—Lieutenant 1 homes Mackerel, to be Captain of a
Compa.,y, vice Jerveis, dead of his wounds; Eosigu G. Neste.
berry to b: I.iedtenant, vice Mackerel.
411th Ditto—Lieutenant John Allman, to be Captain of a COns
party, without purchase, vice Turnpenny, who resigns.
50th Dino-. Ensign CorCon Cun, to be Lit utenant, vii Al
son, dec.: t ; Quarter•Mager-Serjeant V. bite, (file
Ensign, via Gun.
sed Ditto—Ensign E. E. Northry to bel.icutenant, by purchase,
*ice katcliire, who retires; Gentleman Cadet George Moor%-
fro 6 the Riyal !slithery Cable, to be Ensign, without put..
chase, vice Plorthenproinoteti.
53d Divo--Lieuornant Charles Chepmell ro he Captain of a
Company, vice Blkekall, dead of his wount's ; Ensign George
Tyrrell to be Lieutenant, without purchase, rice Rees, pro-
moted; Volunteer Mans Morpbet to be Ensign, vice Tyrrt II ;
Vohniteer Rubtr, from the sth Foot, to be Ensign, with-
out purchase, vice Balfour, whose appointment has not taken
place.
Ditto--ielajer Wm. Carr Royal to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
vice Barlow; k•lled in action.
83d Ditto—Edward Inglis, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Cubans, who retires. •

ltitle Ditto--Euskit teen Cameron to be Lieutenant, vice Cal-
der, deceased; Volunteer Jeremiah Balfour to be ns:ga, -vice
Cameron.
SBA Ditto—James Wright, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Delme promoted:
9Seh Ditte--Lieuttnant Donald Cameron to be Captain of a
Compagy, cite Ferguson, deceased; Second Lieutenant L. F.
Jones td be Fleet Liesterare, vice Macdonnell, deceased; Se-
cond Lieutenant I'. T Wonky to be dirt, vice Cameron; W.
G. Fitzgerald, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Jones ;
George Coney, Gent. to he ditto, vice Wouley.
96th Lftto--PLilip Jean, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Weston,
cashk-red.
Royal Waggon Train —Lieutenant Thomas Pardoe to be Cap-
tain of a Troop, vice Hilon, deceased; Cornet Thomas Gold-
ing tole Lieutenant, vice Dickens, deceased ; Corneth Mere-
dith Jones to be ditto, vice Pardoe; Win. Kingsley, Gent, to
be Cornet, vice Goldir g ; James Traci*, Gent. to be ditto,
trice Jones.
• Garrison Battatioe—Lieutenant George •Wythe, from the 7th
.Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Garrett, who exchanges.
se Ditto--Captain Win. 7 home, front half-pay of the late Bth
Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Compary, vice I.e
Grand, who exchanges.
'ROE MAI STA Tr.—Purveyor William James, from half-pay, to
be Purveyor to the Forces • Thomas Charlton Speer, Gent.
to be Hospital-Mate tor General Service, vice Gardner, pro-
mote:di and Thomas Beard, Cent. to be ditto, vice Govett,
deceased.
Thefts's German Lesion.—let Regiment of Dragoons—Cor-
set' Charlet Tepee to be Lieutenant, vice'Hevgel, killed in
onion ; and Cornet William Fricke to be Adjutant, vice Wit-
zeudorff, who re.sigisa the Adjutancy only.
td Ditto—Cornet Robert Druege to be Lieutenant, Mee aim
promoted.
td Battalion of Light Infantry—Captain Detlef Gerber, from
the sth Pattalion of the Line, to be Majhr, vice Heiken, into
mooed in the 7th Notation of the Line.
arch Battalion of the Line—Lieuteuant Frederick ileieerepon to
be Captain of a Cempany, vice Gerber, premixed in the td
Battalion oaf Liebe Infantry ; and EnsignJoio ph Konchann to
be Lieute: art, vice Heinemann.
7th Dit o—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Halkett, from the
Ed Light Pattailuo, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Miley,
deceased.
Depot Conipany—Strjeant Frederick Kuster, from the Ist I.ight
Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Schafer, anointed to the 7th
-Battalion of the Line.
The Doke of Brunswick Oels' Corps —Light Infantry—Corporal
.-- Wirth, from the Cavalry, to be Lnsign.
Pa sAIA in the Gazette of the Bth and Zeth September, 1812.
48th Foot---For Serjeant Pew Merte to be Quarter-Master, vice
Steam, appointed Adjutant, read Serjeant-Major Peter Murta
to bdi ditto, c ice Stean, appointed Adjutant.
94th Foos—For Hamilton Need, Gem. to be Ensign, vice Tay_
ler, promoted, read Hamilsou Reid, Gent. to be ditto, vise
Taylor, promoted.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
October 17. Thomas Pea:oct, late of King-street, SenthWark,
coal-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
October 17. James Johnson, of Bury St.Edniontre, Suffolk, boot
and shoe-maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. s. Wm. Reed, of Camberwell, Surrey, carpenter and buil-
der, dealer and amputate,BANKßUP at ten, at Guall,
& •ildh •
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Alexander Soulthorp, of New Britige-streef, Vanibsti *nem
ironmonger, dealer and etapman, to surrender Genial le,
so, and November 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attend*
Mom, Rnigera and San, Maitenealpi Blllofiliegal
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Jobe Eaton, of ergot Wane, Cannon-street, London, trunk-
otaker,dcater and chaptuan, October 10, 17, and Nov. 17, at
twelve, at Gaildhad. Attorney, Mr. Waabrougb, Sun-court, I
_Coruhill.

Henry LaMbden, of Bristol, pin-manufacturer, dealer and chap-
Man, October es, 24, and Nov. 17, at one, at the Caracercial
Rooms, &biol. Attornim, Mews. Sweet and Stokes, No. 6,
Basinghall-street, London; or Mr. Edward Stephens, Small-
Street, Drilla
William Mardian), of Winds:Dore-Hill, Middlesex, stockbroker,'
October 10, 20, and N0v.17, at eleven at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Tillie, Hall Staircase, Inner Temple, London.
Charles Cock, new or late of Week, In the Out-parish of Saint
Cuthbert, in Wells, Somerset, miller, baker, dealer and chap-
man, October 20, 21, and Nov. 17, at eleven, at the Old Down
Inn, Sten bar.on. Attornies, Messrs. Illeasdale, Alexander,
and Holum, New lan, London ; or Mr. Evered, Slu:ptou
Mallet.
John Hanson, of St. John-street, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, Inn.
keeper, and spirit-merchant, dealer and chapnian, and formerly
of Low-Halt, Essex, grazier, October is, YO, and N0v.17, at
eleven' at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wilkinson and Green-
wood, Nn. 32, Queen-au eet, Cheapside.
William klearched, of Bell-lane, liphahields, Middlesex, glass-
manufacturer, October 12, 20, and Nov. 17, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Henry Bennett, N 0.2, New Inn-buildings,
Wycb-street.
Thomas Malt, of Broad-street Buildhuts, London, merchant,
dealer and chainnan, October 10, 20, and Nov. 17, at eleven,
at GuhdbalL Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples,
and Yeast, Old Jewry.
Joshua Gregory, William Fishbourne, and Samuel Mappin, all
of Sheath', Yorkshire, cutlers, dealers and charnel', October
19,14, and Nov. 17, at twelve, at the 'Pontine Inn, attach'.
• ,Attornies, Mr. Wm. 'rho:l4lon, Sheffield; or dr. Richird
Eatiye, Chancery-We.
Richatd Miles, of Ifrompton„ Kew, tallow-chandler, October 30,
17, and Nov. 17 at twelve At Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. W.

tt:Jamts,Earl•stieet, Bbckiriars.
John Solomon and Mortis Solomon, of Mitre-court, Aldgate,
London; watch-manufacturers, copartners, dealers and chap-
men, October lu, 24, and 1%. we, 17, at twelve, at Gutldball—•

Attorney, Mr. L. Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary-Ale.
Samuel Patten Irish, oi King-street, Soho, Westminster, Middle.
sex, tailor, (formerly ut Piccadilly) to surr,:neler, October 10,
24, and Novenibr 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Pike, Air-.tree:, Piccadilty.
Thomas Selby, late of Itiwick, Suffolk, uphOlsterer, to surren-
der, October 21, 2:1, and November 17, at eleven, at tl.e
Ore-t Vi bite noise, Ipswich. Audileye, Mr. Wiibuin Han-
mend, Ipswich; and Air. Redit, Cook s-court, Carty-s•reet,
London.
John I yler, of Mountsurrell, Leicestershire, miller, to su:rendcr
October 1.5, to, and November 17, at twelve, at the Crow
Ina, Moantsorrell. Austria:pi, Messrs. banelys, Horton, Lint
kourke, Crane-court, Fleet-sueet,Lontion; and Mr. titanium,
Leicester. - ,
John Steele, of Fulwood, otherwise Ribbleton, Lancashire, tkin-
ner, to surrender October 28, at Eve, 29. and November 17,
at eleven, at the Muck-fth-Vine, Wigan, Lancashire. Attor-
neys, Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedford-tow, London; and
• Mr. Gaskell, Wigan.
John Staley, of IVloesley, Ashton-sidder-Line, Lancashire, inn-
keeper, to surrender October 2s, 24, at one, ai.d November
17, at eleven, at the White bear Inn, Manchester. Attorney,
Mr. Gibbon, of Ashton-snider-Line.; and Mr. Bauye, of Chan-
cery-lane, London.
Robert Denton, lute of Easteheap, London, chocolate-maker, to
surrender October is, 20, and November 17, at eleven, at
GuiClhall. Attorney, Mr. Pope, Modlford-court, tencharch-

streer.
John Shepbard, of Marlao..!.-mid, Rochdale, I.ancachire, corn-
miller, to surrender November 11, at three, 12, at ten, And 17,
at three, at the Navlgation Inn, Rochdale. Attorneys, Mr.
Clarkson Rochdale; .ind Mr. Philip Hurd, King's iscuch-
walk., Clarkson,

BOXllfa

The battle, which had excited much anxiety in the
Sporting world, between FORD, the Bristol man, and
Hou.owne the gardener, was decided yesterday on
a common near tiarrow, for a subscription pure.--
At two o'clock the combatants entered the ring, with
their seconds, Caleb Baldwin and Silverthorue, for
Holloway ; and T. Jones and Joe Norton, for Ford.
Betting was even.
The Battle, comprising 84 rounds, was most obsti-
nate:y contested; and lasted two hours and a half,
and no men, since the memorable fight at Newmarket,
ever were more punished. Holloway fought nearly
`a stone heavier than Ford. Nothing particularly oc.
curted in a few hits which were exchanged, until the
4th round, when Ford put in a tremendous blow over
,his adversary's left eye, which drew first blood, and
made him the favourite at odds. Some sharp and
obstinate rallying took place for several following
mounds, to the disadvantage of Ford, who, however,
as he kept retreating, put in some good lett-handed
hits ; but he was fought down in almost every round.
The contest was maintained with equal ferocity du.
ring the first hour, and the odds had got six and se:
yen to four on Holloway ; but Ford changed the
betting, and laid under many disadvantages about
To minutes, by which time Holloway had suffered
most about thelead, and both eyes were nearly clo-
sed. ford afterwards got weak upon his legs, and
his antagonist succeeded in planting some forcible
hits, and giving his man many dreadful falls, so that
he had no chance the last half hour, but the tight was
protracted, when Ford often fell on his blows from
weakness, and at length victory was given to Hollo-
way, when Ford had become, as it w.Te, bletess, and
he was carried into a post-chaise. Na two men were
ever worse beaten.

HE WORLI►.