Star.
London, England, 1801-07-20 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

PRICIER OR GRAIN, AT THE ROLI.ONVINC NARICRTS.

READINC.—Wheat 1201. od. to zßos. ext. per Quarter.
Barley 349. od: to 609. cd. 8C3.119 379. od to 63*. Od.
Oats 144. cd. to 441. od. Peale 474. od to 5.55. od.

w Nu a y.—Wheats. z tos.od. to r 7os. od. per Quarter.
Barley 58s. od. to 669. cd. I Beans 6os. od to 645. od.
Oats 269. od. to 479.6 d. I Peale 545. od. to 6os. od.
HE N Lcy—Wheat 12CS od to tgos od per Quarter.
Barley 00S od to cos od I Beans cos od to 63s od
Oats 2610 d CO 453 al. I Peale cos od to oos od
Baslnorrehat.—Wheat rt4s od to 18os per Quarter.
Barley 37s od to 621 at I Beans 43s ad to 61s od
Oath 27s od to 44s ad Peale 445 od, to 6os od

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JULY iB.
Average price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Re-
turns ending the it th of July, 1831.
Wheat. Rye. I Barley. Oats. I Beans. I Peafe
s. d. s. d. .s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
232 2 88 o 8 37 t t 63 0 63 S

Avenge prices of Foreign Corn, by which the Bounty on
Importation i. regulated, the week ending the lids of July.
i Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. i Oats. Beans. I Ware.
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d.
114 4 55 51 35 0 19 61 o 0 46 of
The average Price of Sugar, compute from the Returns
made in the week ending the 15th of July, 180 t, is 455. 7ld.
per hundred weight.

A Correfpondent from Wokingham, fays,—
" About two o'clock this morning, a [tar of un-
common magnitude was obferved in the Eail,
fome diftance above the horizon; it was remark-
ably brilliant and bore the appearance of a chiller
of fix or (even ftars in conjuation, pointed all
round, emitting a variety of extraordinary vivid
Wiles of lullre. An appearance in the window
like the reflation of the moon canted the perfon
who fiat law it to arife, and awake his family, fix in
number, to behold it, who all viewed it with awful
aftonifliment."

The dwelling-houfe lately burnt on Catdown prifon giving way into apparently folid earth, as
belonged to Captain Bvso, of his Majeity's (hip he was walking by. The mafons were called, and
GALATEA, now at lea : his lofs, we learn, will be on digging found a board propped up with the
between three and four thoufand pounds, the pro- gravel of the walk upon it to deceive the fentries ;
duce of many years induftry. Captain Bylic being and beneath, at the foot of the walk, there was
entirely dependent on his profeftion, the lois will found an opening large enough for two men to get
be the more feverely felt by himfelf and family. out a-breaft. It was of courfe fecured and flopped
The thunder-norm at Portfmouth, which we no- up direftly. Five efeaped on Tuefday through
ticed in a former paper, was accompanied with the drain, but were loon fecured by the vigilance
hail of an uncommon tine ; during which the AL- of the guard.
rato'sanclior weighing 12cwt.2 qrs.zalbs.was car- COMBINATION.—On Saturday YObR GM", Thifh
ried away about nine inches below the lock, oc- muse Griffin, and Thema: Field, three journeyman
cafioned by its attraeling the lightning, which was boot and fhoemakers, were brought before
the mat vivid ever remembered-. The Sir Sidney GRAHAM and Ram), Efqrs. the Sitting Ma-
Smith, from Oporto to that port, had her fore- Orates, at Bow-greet, charged, with a number
topmal and topgallant-mail thivered to pieces, of others, of forming a combination againft their
and her main beam and foremall damaged ; alfo matters, for the purpole of railing their wages.
one man dangeroufly hurt. A number of eminent mailers attended, and the
Duringa thunder form at Richmond a few days combination was clearly proved, fuch as their hold-
ago, a lady, fitting at dinner, had her hand and ing meetings • and in one cafe, a man, who had
arm miferably fcorched with lightning. expelled himfelflatisfied with the prefent prices,
At Elmfet, near Hadleigh, on Thurfday after- had been threatened with perfonal violence. The
noon, there was one of the moll violent hail-forms prifoners had likewife fent letters, addreffed to their
ever remembered there, which has done confide- maft. rs, requefing an arbitrator to be appointed ;
rable damage to.the grain ; the next day the hail- and, all ough they figned individually, yet the
lanes lay near four inches deep on the ground, i.inguage was always in the plural, fpeaking of the
and many of them meafuring two inches and a men, su, and we.
quarter in circumference. The prifoners, in their defence, faid they could
Lightning fet fire to the barn of Mr. D. WADE, not maintain themfelves and families by the pre-
of Hutton -Lodge, Suffolk, on Wedncfday even fent prices, and that for fome work they were paid
ing tail; there were about rooquarters of barley lefs than they were twelve years fince ; that they
in it, which, with the building, were totally de- had taken Mr. Erfkine's opinion, who had laid,
ftroyed. they might refute individually to work under a
On Thurfday laft, during a violent form of certain price, and they confidered they a ere adling
thunder and lightning, two men, haymaking, took agreeably to that opinion. The Magiftrates in-
fhelter under fome trees in a field near Sir John forrced them, if they had abided ftrialy by Mr.
Throckmotton's, Bart. at Bnckland, in Berklhire, Erfkine's opinion they would have committed no
when they were unfortunately (truck dead by the offence ; every man had a right to put what value
lightning. At Lyford, about three miles diltance, he chofe upon his labour, but he mill not do or
another man was alfo !truck dead by the lightning, fay any thing to induce his brother workmen to
The fame day a very heavy form of hail fell in refufe to work unlefs they received the fame pay;
Reading and neighbourhood, accompanied with if they did, that was deemed a combination by the
awful thunder and lightning; but we have heard Aft of Parliament.
of very little damage being done by it. The corn Mr. Cossr, who attended for the profecution,
is in fame places a little beat down, but nothing in the molt humane manner, laid he thought the
like what there was every reafon to apprehend. prifoners' conduit had arifen from ignorance of
During the above form, a large oak tree, con- the Aft of Parliament, particularly with refpeit to
taming at leaft a load and a half of timber, near' their letters, requelling their matters to appoint
the entrance at the front of Col. Gowia's houfe, arbitrators to fettle the advance of wages. The
at Bill-hill, was Truck by lightning fo forcibly as Aft provided for no fuch thing; but only fail, if
to read the body quite through in feveral places, any difpute arofe, it fhould be fettled by arbit ra-
and completely to trip the bark off, which was tion : no difpute exiled, and he recommended the
flattered in pieces, and thrown many of them to a profecutors to withdraw the profecution ; which
confiderable diflance. A man (landing fume little was confented to. But the men, before they left
way off, defcribes it as having burl from the tree the Office, addreffed the Magiflrates, and anted if
with a violent crafh as if from an explofion of there were no means by which their grievances
gunpowder. could be redreffed ? They had not been confcious
On Friday night the dwelling-houfe of Dr. of offending againft the Aft of Parliament ; they
MIDFORD, on the London Road; was broke open had not left their work, but had been taken from
by fame villains, who by forcing the window- it when apprehended : and it was in vain for them
(butters of the butler's pantry, Role from thence to afk individually, for their mailers had all agreed
plate to the amount of isol. to give hut a certain price.
At the Affixes of the Ile of Ely, G. Baler and The Magiftrates informed them, that there were
W. Talbot were found guilty, the former for hav- no means exiling of remedying their grievances;
ing flolen a parcel, containing printed cotton if they wanted any frelli regulations, they mutt
goods, out of a lighter, and the latter receiving apply to Parliament ; and, with relpeft to the nal-
them, knowing them to be Rohm Baler imme- ten agreeing not to give above a certain price, if
diately received lenience of death, and Talicit that I it could be proved that any two of them did fo,
of tranfportation for fourteen years. Previous to that would be a combination againft Lb.:men ; and
the Judges leaving town, Baker's fentence was mi. they would punith them accordingly, if they wen
sigated to tranfportation for life. (Fought befose them.

sEl#' Zia*LiAli;ENcE.

COURT or KING'S BENCH, JULY to.

THE KIDD V. OWEN AND MARDLE.

This wasnn inditimnt againftthe Defendants,
for knowing!" having had in their poffeftion certain
naval 'bores, marked with the broad arrow.
Mr. ATTORhnt GENERAL Lid, this profecution
was carried. on. to rcprefs a praftice of the moll
alarminignature. If the rapacious and unprinci.
Iled. Were. to be allowed to pillage the public with
mpunity, it
.wOuld be vain that we voted large
flitns of money, and fubinitted to thegreateftpriva-
tions. The Jury would hear with aflonifhment, but
4t viac ,a f44t,c,:wl;4e of the ftriFtell proof, that the
eepitedaii'ons upon the King's naval flores did not
anpullly amontltio lefs than goo,cock The De.
feutlapts. vierepters, and. two of thesinoft confi-
derakle .copper nlerehants in London. He re-
gretted to find it neceffary to enforce the law upon
in. their dation of life ; but .if they Were guil-
-0 Alley were certainly snore deferving of, punifli-
;mot , than ,iithers in meaner circunitlaaces, and
tbeir.mmilbmmtst,wituld have a more powerful ci-
te:l)ll.oe, Way; 9f „trample. To. thew that. they
Veit At.9t altogetimr.free from fufpicion,-he.thould
icad a letter 'whichamdbeen found. upon .one of
illem,Ya?on he Was.mreftecl: This letterwas wrote
. Ity atom of the,.nalite of .Patil, and dated .froin
chntllam gaol. .Pastliinfortns his friend thathe. is
about to be triedfor purloining King's Ames, and:
sw quells. theloan. of fantail Own °fa:Raley to,enable
binss9 ffe.Courtel. -ge.expreffes very little MICA,
Lief, OPotiti4 fateiwshefays Cenral friands,war
fuatunined upon,thiJurY ,srbisth was to try,bivosi
upon wbotrklie sould, implicitly. rely. -,The. Right
14.niturshiewnd Learwedifantsfel laid, be had,no*
drenbt,that.thisillegal traffic bad been.carried on
laY ate:Daftodants dor years. and that they had
long.encuproged all,the workmen.about the dock,
lincds to Ads of x 14015014. But it was not tilt
tPcilialt*t their infamous pra&ices had been,
Iri. Ahopt Ike beginning of that ,month a
Mr. ntitymfaVrattfrooutl) ebfarved keret:ll.o4A)
dirafted to Mairrs.Vwen ;tad •iblarelre,orbieh A3IC-.
oiteill'istitti, , and opon,hreaking.tham 49en;
be dircOveredshat.tbey were filled' with Gimp&
theathing.andhiplts Olferedircim tbe,Ktao's yard.
ge itiVilleatiAtilly,po4ted u:, towoJitid•bit infornta,
• don, %solute wiy.i.ord Mayor, procured a Ceara
wart .a.nd the niriftiume tif fev,eralCity Marthals,
Went to ,the xtuumfiwkiwy in kronndfdach, and
*ere. Ilifigavetted SW iniMenfe !quantity
.of copper
of a foil& slefcription. Whe Defendants were
itnototlintoly teksn,ittto cuftody, and this india-,
.'.T at 'l4/r-psrfcrncl' late was 1101:It Wl:think •
the cica .ptunfof.guilt,wouhil adduced, ,aud
that the Jury would be able to confer a benefit up-
• ortSiir.PnliAc iritbOut a doubt -being once escited 1
ip,their min*, or file WWI violence done to their
carte friebyt.
.; '
7.7_ 11Polgy..two. siity.9eadhals, and fe veralgen-
*mon from the dook. yards, were then called, lsy
Ntbote nxidttnce the above agements were,fully. fish.
fiantialtd. The iernkiling and bcolt.ll4RaFked With
the ktrpad arrow,' were found in large minntitisil,
publicly etpolid in the (hop. lfifhwiAtbe ,fnanch
too# placer Mr. Qwen only was or *ape,- sok if
isbii iirwr upon/nob anoccalion were a.conolnA
ofjnuoceoce; his innocence bad betas cAnfilla- I
e poired. .Hs remained quite cool itud nu-
emharebffed. Helbewed the officers.thegreatcft
pa/itenefs, lind pm 'them every facility in prcie-
cmingiimir Fncinuief. T ,all the quellions that
were Nt to bin concerning the manner in which
he ltad become Spidircffed pf theft Bores, he care-
-I.4ifaky :itAyttsd .0124 t .Ipt Ahouhi Ityplaintbois thing.
utiapPilar Aloec• . - . ,
Mr•iwionto ie. Citf gentleman's Connfeli laid hold
.4,04 eivA Amp clecurnflance on which be copld
found an argoinenta to repel from his client the
mkt inrudiee Stith which he flood chwiestir.
VArdle had the bcoofit of the acpteneA" and fhill
in celmlnal proceedings of Mr. Guam xv.-:—S.everal
wslls9efirs wkte rsitlictli but except one, they (pakt
tiler sit to abaraifteri and ate charafter of the Re-
fentlanitf, fr,5315 their teaiwnY. appeared 59 have
Ites.n billterto ,upitatpcf eltea• A bietthce ewer-
fmith pretended that the King's matk.",migh,t bp
egtly ,oygolooked I but be had great mafiosi to la-
roynt tits Jae bad entered the w knell -boA. lb f
ittmlyert4dy that he bad Peep copper bp4a, rt4.l
as Abofe fotkild in the poge(6on of the Defendants,
snit was mute unable to fay fatisfaitori)y stokqx.—
4•NAIg PIA* feveral unruccefsfulattexnpts to clear
Itjt.4o.9laril to laugh it og, be wits obliged to confefs
apt bd had had dealings with a Mr. Mitten, at
rottfaeouth, a noted floral copper merchant, who
Ws Ipiejy_tled the country from the fear of mmil-
/V*. Kr. G. esow was followittg up. titift kite
as r„epfseisamination with great dew City, and
Ityip,t wee a ORocJapg *Um of owl
thatortity, when .
Lewd iituatus put it to leis luovoley.itheape
he would a& the witness queftions, in anfropyng
Whites bit might criteibatc Itisofelif Hisl-954fitill
Oleo proceedesi to fain, up. she eyisience, whirl hat-
ing dime with hi. nfeal ability, he coocluded by
Assaying Goo to forbid that he fhool-i pref.,: the
proms of guilt againft the Defendants tardier than.
they ought to got bilt be should be extremely
culpable. be laid wire be not to I ive Chi.= thnir.
due weight. The Judge or the M.T.Y !iv?, trail
rapt of fortitude or from a Life hummuty,W9lll4.'
mil" from doing his duty, however painful, 545 his.
te:X.°lll4:iiietini efa
mercyme time
thtrXiStrofir iwt
cruakt er! 515gPt._iblif ' .
Thereiry• *knout turning round, found Imithd
that A Wens, Cuilp. Tromdmiatioa.far :4 ppm 1
As it appeared that. the copper-innt)aaliyve. fp-,
gala cartsfpondents at Ch a t Walt 14Pdprj. POW:
Iveoßthe ks. 1,444,16,av0a exprclred great aftiaiillx,.l
mcntiliit all commerce in copper w:th the towns
in *tick tic chief skid-yards are fituated, is. pot
virooha ity.th,e legiiiature, .
Mrtinstait aria the Arroa,axGaqsaat Lid,
*MA. 'll.for that puipore was to be Groug‘li:ii
tea, ;lit Aaiun of Parlisrucgt, and that the '.
'. Vincent ludic coutemplation an cum:4,
...zstoejy the ehuCes oldie dock-yards. "
lAtitv.on taerge•A Ite had no dimly that
4.uacii oi the fa wk. :me which the tiohje

Earl prefided, Would be areEtly attended to, and
regulated in the molt able manner. His Lordilsrp
had given.an earneff of what might be expe&ed
from him, in appointing to be Counfel for the Ad-
miralty, a young man (Mr. Jarvis) who did high
honour to the appointment.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, jet, a.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS
WAR-OFFICE, JULY 18, • IBoi•

6th Regiment ofTiragoon Foot, Gomm be
Cornet, by pimcbak, vice Hall, promoted.
17th Regiment of Light Toragoone--Cammt B. Laird
to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Dc lauxey, promoted in

the t 7th Foot. -
Coldftrearn Regiment of Foot Guants—.Captain the Honoura-
ble John Wingficidto be Congeal of &calumny, by porthole,
vice Cunynghame, who retires.
3d Regiment of Foot Guaads—Ceptain Kite V. Edwaeles,
from the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenont, without purehase.
aft Battalion of the eft Regiment of Foot—Surgeon Nodes Dick-
inion, from the Bth Weft India Regiment, to be Surgeon,
vice M'Laren, promoted. .
3d Regiment‘of Foot—Enfign Thomas Browne, from the 68th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe,asceGanicy, promoted.
, 9th Ditto—Enfign William Sherren to he Lieutenant, without
purchafe, vice Bailey, removed to the. Royal Garrifon Bat-
talion - Lieutenant William Nlingsy,. from the ad Lance-
&ire Militia, to be Enfign, vice Sherren.
thDittp--sAllitant-Surgeon Robert Mintyre, from the ad
Welt hodlaNegimun, to he Affiftoet•Stugeon, vice McMil-
lan, proton:4On the ad Welt ledia Regiment.
. Lath Dute—Captain-Lieutenant Nicholas Euftace to be Cap-
tain, vrithant purthak, vice Young, promoted in Colonel
Ramfity's Regiment ; Lieutenant William Henry Forages,
from the Bth Foot, tope Capthio-Lkutenant, vice Engem.
.14th DfttoC.Biinfdep, Gent. to be Ear t, by purehafc, vice
• Wood, prordotod.
attlt Ditto—Alexander Cornwall, Gent. to be Enfign, by put-
' chafe, vice Batwell, promoted.
12th Ditte--Eoftgn Robert Bothomley, front the yth Weft India
Retinicut, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice jthb, who
retires.
sift Ditto—Robert Mackay, FA. to bePoymafter.
,29th Ditto—Thotuas Shafto, Gent. to he Enfign, by purchale;
vice O'Neil, promoted.
,30th Ditto--.Enfign Nnoldet J. Lindley to be Lieutenant, by
purchafe, mice Laldit. promoted; Thomas Jackfon, Gent. tio
r° he.Enfign, by,purchale, riceliptita,.preinetcd -in the 87th
32dLetito—Poutettant. Donald Urquhart, from the area Fen:
elites, to be Egfign, withopt purthafc • Infign Williiim Tent-
Seten, from Ditto, to be Infi_pn,
_without porthole.
311tetn—aasp,thant James Edthfor, from the York Fend-
to he without north*:
19th Dieto—George Henry Duckworth, Got. to be Enfign,
without porthole, vice Bawdy; ytho rgfignst Affiltant.Sur-'
goon J. A. Kennedy, frionthe 3d Weft India Regiment, to
be .01Weont
en-Surgeon, vice Browne, promoted in she Bth Welt
India *.
41ft Dittlentenant Alexander /*hurtle Belches, front
tie 3d Diagoon Guards, to be Captain, by purchafe, vier
*Noway, promoted to the 85th Foot.
th Gl4O--sffraP Hugh Ctitinning. kola 4be tit Devon thdi-
Ada, t 9 be Enfign by purchafe, vice Dm, promoted.
.45th Ditto—Enfign Wall= Ledwith, from the 68th Foot, to.
be Liciitettant, by porthole, vice Hill, who retires.
#th Mander GUI, Gent to be Ealign, by par-
citoft, vicp Stackpoie, Promote&
2filigiment of Foot—Enfign Henry Pierey Hamer to be
cittetiont, by purthafe, vice Davies, who retires.
Ditto—Lientenibt Henry Kearns, from the Torbert Fest-
eiblet, to be Quarter-Matter. vice Rivers, who refigns.
Sikh MM.-. Endo Nathaniel Wright to be Liestenaut,ity pur-
thgc, viesßlvd, prpmoted in the ath Light Dragoons, '
57th Dittog3o.ant.gurgocin Richard Y. Vence, from the la
Weft India Reghnent, to be Afilftant-Surgeon, vice Cads-
cart, promote d In the both Foot.
dots. Ditto—. Captain James Wheeler Unwin, from the ha.
Nor of the late toad Foot, to be Captain, vice Berea, who
exchanges; 41,fiftant-Stirgeop Samuel CathcaN, From the 5 7th
Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Lindley, promoted on the Staff.
164th nftto--Hofpital-Mate Henry Rebinlon to be Affittant-
. Surgeon, vice Dunstan's, ileardcd. •
68th Ditto—Anion *Winn Lennon, flop the 7xft Foot, to
he Early, „trice Perkin+, who exchanges.
;MI/kw—Enka' Theophilus Ferkins, from the 68th Foot,
to be Enfign, vice Lennon, who exchanges.
gift Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Sullivan to be Captain, by pur-
chafe, vice Bonita, who rodeo..
93d Ditto—Lieutenant Hugh AlthanikeSotheriand, from the
iv ft Foot, to be Captain, vice %war, 4%441
tft *eft India Regiment—Anthony Graves, Orin. to be En-
fign, without purchafe, vice Cafe;, whodeeTines.
ad Ditto—tAffiftont-Surgeon Quinton M`Midati, from the aids
FMK, go he Sargent, rice ikon, calldsred by the fesitence
of a Cenral Court-martial,
3tllXttoChailes Cottrell, Gent. to be EnOgn, without po-
thole, vice Jennings, who ragas.
7th Ditto-gokti t awaes4 Gait. to be Fagg. without pur-
chafe. *le Ofnltats)ll. An in Me iNiit fent-
-Bth Ditto—difillant-Surgeon Andre* Browne, from the 39th
Fogg, to be Surgeon, viee,taelladoh, ;?romoted in the aft
Battalion Stop's. • -
nath rdtte—iiiceleaut Riehaed %Mb, hem the 15th Foot, to
be ;Varier-Maier, vice au Bomb% Ingeme4.
tub Ditto—William Athertont bnykugiftai whhoit
porthale„viec Pike, who f never joined-
his Iteement. • ,
lath DkFo....irettutteor Idiom Calor, to be Quarter-Malten,
vice Wiang_ ,yrholuftigos.
A corps of • ..41.4-otenant Samuel Mitchell to
be Mit "Licut•enant, by purchafe, vice Campbell, promoted.
Captain IrClogfton's Levi—J. Burehoto. Gent. to be Enligu.
HOSPI ML STAFF.
Gartifen Surgeon Alexander Thompfen to be ddliftant-infpec-
ter to the Forces in the Windward and Leeward Charibbee

I u„,86,1",- - ' •
!Apothecary George Roisertfoo Billie to he Ganifon Storm
to tiii Maids of flt. Croix sad St. Thomas.
Soriew —.— Mq..trati; from the aft Battaliou Royals, to be
1 Gorrifoo Surto* to the Wands of St. Martin and St. Bar-
' Surgrothdran Ittay , from the both Foot, to be Apotbeeru,
satrsolth Porees, lbainie, promoted. '
Robert Obothable, fram the $* Foot- to be Apr
thaw? to the Rotas, rice Ziar.rthe In litho reflals•
To be Stirgeoea io Recruiting Diaridte in Pram
lkitain.
m
4Sanwa; Robl?erti Freer. fa" du half-P1 of ill, SPlh Foote
I HoZV_i Meet .... ar•Ting•
nryeina.
ITo be Affißani-Surgbons to the Dept at the Me
~
1 of Wight. •
. iioteitai, Mete join •Pootll.
teetotal Maw Wuhan Urzisam
1 Citit,ilaniF 14101)1).
Ehin Ak Laufer scocg t? bc-Licutcn.l4TlllolllTh.liefaitil4
to the 420 Foot. , • .
I ' Leiccitcrlliirc liitment of FeneiblePayalry,.
'ilaaelstati'evOcik /M &Age, vice Ldoc, VlegncaLr
i Newfoundland Regiment of Fencible Infantry.
&raga totrialaifilih.toltaiessaseap, du Sebhader, echo
, To • be ' StattipprA art. Tice Kalricls, 4f7
cesf• d, i a ortgatigr
' r er, viseValm, Berk =. Jar
PoU
Witham Itijici, oil.* si4 test, vies Dwyer, pas.
motesL
liorthamptonihke Regiment of Ecocibis Infozw.
fo Ise LiathcooptpripOpos jaws Case, vi%.lPary, ilmt,.
al to the sitk faces; Gaer Evan% :ice Pulpit .fil
to the 31Ith rot; Robert Nettaidge, vice pnoke —i
foirpolined
to rbe lad I.i4ht I inioons.
Co be tofism--sis.bass Thstalsa. Oen. view Browne, vibe
taint,
Loy al Tarllert Ilegimmt of Fencible Infaugry,.
..trcesniaq Tttocoa4 liicrs, from ths.jith Fps*, to be
t, eke IL: arises, lefts yshirst
. .

Loyal Titrßetginaent.of.Fenetikle Infantry.
Charles _Macdonald, kbeot. to be EaNtt, vise NMiloiroarrie,
promoted.
Loyal Birmingham Volunteertavalry.
Lieutenant Michael Goodhaft tobeCaptaln-Fornmand..nn TIM
Pearfon, who reigns.
Safth, Jun. Dent. to be Linurmant,: trice GooditalL
Homer Nadler, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Randall, patmotol. •
Dorfetiltire Yeomanry Cavalry.
; John Oreatisead Harris. Gent. to be Cornet.
Royal Fifetbire.Yeousanry Cavalry-.
ftwbort Pewits, Ocot. to be Cornet. vice Stahl, who ninny
Bauffilti,e Volunteers.
James Reid, Jun. Gent. to be Akfljataiat, vice Reid, 'who re-
F Oens•
-Dalkeith Volunteers.
Serjeant-MtJor John Johnfton to be Adjutant, vice'Dielt, do
Vt:ln= j • • • Ad antes Johniton to be glower after.
Atialtt• Graham, M. D. to beSiirileoP•
"r Royal 'Edinburgh Regiment .of 'Highland Vo-
lunteers.
!Evan John ItGregor Murray, Gent. to beZufign, vice Dun-
can, who refight.
.Hezhant Volunteers.
William 8e11,E4q..t0 be. Captain-Commandant.
(Whn Wood, Cent. babe Eirft Lieutenant.
illiam Beft,jun. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.
Rutland Volunteer,lnfenery.
'Anthony Jackfon, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Draycot. •
',Wien :Anthony Jackfon to be Adjutant, via: away, *ho
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