Star.
London, England, 1815-08-30 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR OFFICE, AUGUST 29, 1815.
Ist Regiment of Dragoon.—. Cornet C. B. Stevenson to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Foster, killed in action.
10th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Robert Burdett, Gent. to be
Cornet, without purchase.
• Ilith Ditto—Lieutenant Rickard Fulton to be Captain of &Troop,
vice Sandy., dead of his wounds.
• lith Ditto--Lieutenant James Bridge, from the 20th Light
Drogooso, to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
lath Ditto—Robert Hackett, ent. to be Cornet, by purchase,
vice Morrie, promoted.
Star Corps of Cavalry--Lieutenant Colonel Sir George Scovell,
X.C.B. from half-pay of the late Staff Corp of Cavalry, to be
Major-CoMmandant.
• To be Captains of Troops—Captain Lewis During, from half.pay
of the late Staff Corps of Cavalry; Captain John Gittersek,
from ditto. •
To be Lientenants--Lieutenant W. B. Hook, from the 67th
Foot; lieutenant James Reoke, from ball-pay of the late Staff
Corps of Caviery.
To tie Curnets—Cornets John 'tipping, and S. C. Hinchcliffe,
. , from hall-pay of the late Staff Corps of Cavalry.
• To be Adjutant—Comet and Adjutant Fel.: Le Ncve.
To be Surgeon—Surgeon liose.ll Browne, from baif•pay of the
, late S. aff Corps of Cavalry.
. To be Veterinary Surgeon—VeterinarySurgenn —;-.Barrinron,
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front half pay of the late Staff Corps of Cavalry.
Ist or Grenadier Regiment .ut Foot Guards— s— Manners,
• Gent, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, without purchase, vice
. 4 neutrino, promoted.
Ist Regiment of Foot--Stanheipe Bruce, Gent. to be Ensign.
without purchase, vice Chalcrolt, whose appointment has nut
taken place. •
2d Dittos...Lieutenant-Colonel H. C. E. Vernon Graham, from
the Staff in North America, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vise
Henderson, who exchanges. •
13th Unto—Lieutenant E. W. R. Antrohns, from the Canadian
Fencibles, to be lieutenant, vice Richardson, who exchanges.
• 19th Ditto—Ensign Fortescue Heatherly to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Tubbs, apponted to the Sib Royal Veteran
Battalion.
Ditto—Seerinil L'entenant James D. Brown to he Fitt
Liet.terant, without purchase, vice Si, wart, promoted; Neil
Meaitani, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, vice Brown.
23d Ditto--Seciiiiil Lieutenant Hugh P. Bourehier, from half-pay
of the Reginwilt, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Pemberton,
who exchanges.
Stith Ditto—Captain Francis Shea:man, from half•pay of the
Begitneut, to be Captain of a Company, vice Chartres, ap-
pointed to the Portuguese Army.
*sth Ditto—Lieutenant Samuel Scarf. to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchase, vice M`Neil. appointed to the 7th
Royal Veteran Battalion ; Ensign John M. Bliss to be Lieute-
um:, vice Searle; Itiontas W. Crag, Gem. to be Ensign, vice
Mina.
38th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Clement Fkina tom the oth
hoot, to be Asaistant-:-urgron, vice Cottnam,ideceasiii.
42,1 Ditto—Ensii n l'atrick (lamphell, from the halt-pay of the
Regimen', to be En-igi:, vice Gerard, kille I in action.
49th Ihtto—Major Thomas ihnibury, horn the Glengarry Light
Infantry Frecibles, to be Major, vice Clerk, who exchange%
Ih:ti—sLielitenant J. G. FitaGerahl, hunt hall pay of
MiLeares late Recruiting Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Ag-
, who exchanges.
slth Ditio—Lie.trevain George Fraser to be Certain of a Com-
pany, vice Crofton, kilt d 111 at • ; B,A...wit-Major
gram the Std Foot, to be A, jutant (veils the rank
kJ's:go). vice Carlisle, who resigns the Ae!juiantcy only.
57 ii Dintor Ensign Thomas Raynrr, from me tooth Foot, to be
Ensign, vice Laster, who exchLtiges.
ueah Ditio—Captain William Bower, front half pay of the 5011
foo, to be Captain of a Company, vice Serie, who exchanges;
• hospital Assistant 'antral Lorip-sin to be As-istant-Surgeon.
Sid Disto--Richard Me.rris, Gent. to be linsign, by purchase,
vice !Mil, promoted.
*7th Ditto—Niajor H. P. Davison to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by
purchase, vice Kinlocii, who retires.
'v. b Ditto— T• be Lieutenants: Ensign James Hunter. vice G.
Colhs, &crated ; Ensfgn Joliet Alston, vice Castle, deceased;
. k:esigit Crauterd, vice Forbes, deceased.
J Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Lambert Curve% frau the Royal
Milner y College, to be Ensign, by purchase, the Cochrane.
who retires.
Seth Ditto—Second I.ieutenant William &ton, from half parof
the sad Foot, to he Ensign. vice Nightinirall, wbo exchanges.
11(.th Ditto—Ensign H. Brooke to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chAse, vice Gascoyne, promoted in the ski Garrison Battalion ;
'intones Barter. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Brooke,
promoted.
With Ditto—Joseph Philip Bohm, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Needham. promoted.
SOth Dittos... Captain Rohr. Mockler, from the Royal Newfound-
land Fencibles, to be Captain of a Company, vice Barnes, who
exchanges.
IA Ditto—Ensign Avgus MiDonald to be Lieutenant. without

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purchase; li:taiga -- Skinner, from the Skillan Regiment,
,to be Ensign, without purchase ; Lieutenant George Mackie
to be Adjutant, vier Alexander, pre ted. . •
*sth Ditto—Capealn T homas Barnard, front half pay of the 47th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice 'Cameron, who ex•
changes.
luOth Ditto—'l'o be Lieutenants, withoit purchase: Ensign hi.
Johnstone, vice Ramsay. deceased; Ensign T. 1.. Davies. To
be Ensigns James Prendergast, Gent. vice Davis.
103.1 Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Kelso° to be Adjutant, vice Pe-
titt, deceased.
104th Ditto—Captain George Fowler, from half pay of the 4I st
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Dennis, who exchanges;
Ensign William Baxter, from the 57th Foot, to be Ensign, vice
Rayner, who exchanges.
Royal West•lndia Rangers—Captain Troys to be Major,
vice O'Rourke, a:sensed.
Bourbon R egintetst—Serood lieutenant and Adjutant Gums
to have the rank of Lieutenant. To be First lieutenants s
Se-
cond Linatenact Thomas Rice, vice Patten, deceased; Second
Lieutenant Patrick Rice. vice Grogan, who resigns. To be
Ensigns . Gentleman Cadet Thomas Edwards, from the Royal
Military College. without pardon, vice Fery, who resigns;
William Gunn, Gent. vice T. Rice; James Denham, GM.
. vice P. Rice.
Corps of Foreigners attached to the Royal Waggon Train—To
be Cornet*: Serjrant Henry Fernsen, from lit Hunan of the
King's German I ergo ,• Seejeant Henry Vanside, from ditto.
let Royal Veteran Battalion—To be Cattalos of Compassi -n
Captain William Canwright, from the late Sib Royal Veteran
. Battalion ; Captain William Murray, from ditto. Te be Lieu-
tenants ; Lieutenant Michael Chadwick, from the 46th Foot;
lieutenant lulus H. Malts, from the $lll
11:1 Ditto—Cap:sin Henry Walker, front the 67th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company. To be Lieutenants. Lieutenant Hugh
Ejecting, from the tub Foot; Lieutenant Willem Pau, front
the Royal Akkao Corps; Quarter Master WillibmaKhg, from
the 601111 Foot. To be basks' s Ensign John Gordon, from
. half pay of the 95th Foot; Ensign Henry &win, from the Ist
Wen India Regiment ; Serjeant-Major John Ulan, from the
Royal Military .Asylunt.
- 04 Royal Veteran, Battalion—Captain John Webb, from the York
. Light Infantry Volunteers. to be Captain of 'k Company; and
Lieutenant '1 boom Anderson, from the Mh Feet, to be
Lieutenant.
Sib Date—Captain• Augustus Solstrode, front the Nth Feet, to
be Captain of a Company; Robert Stewart, Riding-Maatei to
tl•e Royal Regiment of Hone Guards., to be Ensign.
4th Pato-11.intausant John Dixon, front the 24 Garrison 11atta•
lion, to be lieutenant. •
Qh Ditto—kTo be Captains of Companies, Brevet Major ?ran
• Hawker, from the Doth Foot; Captainptain J. H. boot, from th* e
s 4 Ceylon lteginsent.—sTo be gorgeous, ihrgeon Robert Hill,
grow half-pay of the late tie Gannett Battalion,
To be Aselesant.Surgeons—Astistant-Borgens John H. Sprague,
front ball pay of the late 3d Royal Veteran Bettallen I Assist,
ant-Surgeon Joseph Poet, front the half-prp of the hue 4th
'loyal Veteran Battalion,
.aysti Irsivefoundlassil Fentibles—Captain George W. Barnes,
grasp the Ilfkb Foot, to be Cara* of kCnaspany,viee MOW,
Mho 0rt5341401.
cssuplipa itimeibia—Lleatanant John ilkhaplaso, frees sbeiga
Not, to bit 1 intenant, vice Antrobus, who exchanges.
Olesserry Light Infantry Feneibleiblajor Alex. Clerk, from
tho filth Mint, to be id;j°r, vino aliabtuTa who eichanges.
0.141 Pr laPit• MN*, g!* 014 !vett to Ile Llogtomear.c,F.
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To be Majors be the Aroty-.Captefii Joseph Logan. of do Nib
Foot; Captain James Beaks, of Qv. sfl.h Font.
The undermentioned Wets of die Hoarmatia East-India
Company's service to have the temputa, y r,tty i.l gnsign daring
the period of their being Mashed to theVerps .of Royal Sappers
and Miners, at Chatham, under the command of Lieutenant.
Colonel Pesky
Cadet, William NairoeForbeegamee Othrbant, Bentley Butts,
George Jenkins, Archibald Irvine, Thomas Wallow, and
Samuel Athill.

STAY,.
Lieutenant. Colonel G. A. Henderson, from the Sd Foot, to be
Inspecting Field Officer of Militia in Nova Scotia, vice Orabam,'
who clamps.

UOSPITAL 'TAFT.
Deputy Inspector B. Bloomfield, with temporary rank, to he
Deputy inspector of Hospitals.
To be Hospital-At‘istaots to the Forces—Al
Gent. and Hospital mate W. D. Clarke.
The King's German Legion.
3d Regiment of Hussars—Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Baron
Maydell, from the td Regiment of Light Dragoons, to be Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, vice Myer, dead pi Us wounds.
lst Battalion of Light infantry—'l'o be Captains of Companies—l
Litutenant Frederick de Hartwig, vice Heimbruch, placed
upon bait-pay; Lieutenant Christopher Heissei vice Raman-
rg, appointed in the tit Foreign Veteran Battalion.
2d Ditto—lieutenant James M'Glashan to be Captain of
piny. vice fVyneken, appointed to the lst For u Werati
Battalion.
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lst Battalion of the line—Captain Charles Baron ICronotifeldt,
from the 6th Battalion of the Line, to be Major, tee Coulon,
appointed to the l,t Veteran Battalion.
2d 1) tto—Majiir Charles Aly, front the sth Battalion of the Line,
to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Schroeder, dead of his wounds;
--- Brawls, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Crupp, who re.igns.
4th Ditto. fo be Captains of Companies—Captain and Milady
Major Justus Tormin, vice Mejer,-promoted in tbe sth Bat-
talion of the l.ine; Lieutenant William Pape, vice Ho zeta,
aopoint4.ll to the Ist Veteran Battalion-- Lieutenant Adolphus
de Langworth tube Adjutant, vice Hartwig, who resigns the
Adjutaatcy only.
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Ancialr,

Sib gotalion of the Line—Brevet-Major Philip Mejer, from the
4th Battalion of the line to be Major, vice Aly, promoted in
the Yd Battalion of the Line; Lieutenant Charles Berger to
be Captain of a Company. vier Goeben, appointed to the let
Foreign Veteran Battalion; Quarter-Master-Serjeant Christian
Goebel to be Ensign, vice Walther, appointed Adjutant; En-
sign William Walther to be Adjutant, vita Bchnek. had hi

6th Ditto—Lieutenant liartbold Baron Honstedt to be Captain',
of a Company, vice Xroeenfeldt, promoted in the Ist Batta-
lion of the Line.
lst borrign Veteran Battalion—Major George de Coulon,Jross
the lst Battalion of the Line, to be Major.
co he Captains of Coinpanies—Captain Frederick Wyneken,
from the 2d Battalion of Light Infantry, vice Marsehalek, pro-
moted in the 4th Battalion of the l.iue; Captain (liner Ran.
tinberg, trout the Ist- Battalion of Light Infantry; Captain
Ft ancis lintzen, from the 4th Battalion of the Line • Captain
Christian Baron Goeben, from the Sth Battalion or ate Line.
To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant. George de Witte, from the Sth
Battalion of the Line; Augustus Meyer, from the Sth ditto;
Wm. Atkins, front the 2d Battalion oldie Light Infantry; and
William Faltk, and Frederick de Fincke, from theist ditto.
l'o he liaisigns-6erjeant-Major William Muller; Quarter-Mas-
ter-ierjeant John Wegener, from the Ist Battalion of the Line;
Serjeaut Henry Oppermaun, from rise Sth ditto; Quarter-
Master-Seijeant Frederick Sratuitze, from the 7th ditto.
1 he King's German Legion.
.:1" A Tr.—Lieutenant Lewis Benne, hum the Gth Battalion of the
to be Bngade-Major, with the rank of Captain, vice
Tinizus, appointed to the 2d Battalion o: the Line; Lieute-
nant William Baron Rahtzan, front the 4th ditto, to be ditto,
vice 'Tormin, appointed to the 4th Battalion of tbelisei
Regiment—liniign Gaetana D'Anplos from the Ragi.
scent of Meuron, to be Fotign, vice Skinner, appointed to the
924 VOA.
As. stant.Commissary-Generals Redhead and Vans, are dis-
missed from his Majesty's service.
ilia Gazette announces the Prince Regvnt'l grant to Lieute-
nam-Colonel Barnes, of the Royal Scots Regiment of Foot, and
to Lieutenant-Colonel Cox, permission to wear the insignia of the
Royal Portuguese Qrder of the Tower anti Sword. Also, to
Ligut.nant-Colonel Gough, of the 37th, or Prince of Wales's
own Irish Regimeitt of Foot, permission to wear the supesseastp-
rary Cruse of the Royal and distinguished Ordee of Charles