Star.
London, England, 1803-10-01 00:00:00

SHIP ■SWS.

Remain his Moiety's Slips GLATTON and Bo»a.
Lo ready for feat Poarona armed tender. Lady Nei-
fon, and Colonial Hoop Bee ; with the Bridgewater,
Cato. and Greenwich and Venus whalers.
Boars.—Sailed on Monday the Union, J. Joaas,
owner ; and Sophia Maria, T. DAIMON owner, both
fu Hawkelbury.

TO TNT reinvest OT THE STONEY GAZETTE.
v Two ao4 tarty MU from Tom, hearth at.
Sir—My neighbours having adopted an memo.
mieal plan, which I myfelf have fallen into, I would
with, for the benefit of fociety, to fce it (maimed by
an appearance to your Paper.
a As our worldly concerns have frequently called
us to Sydney and other parts of the country dillant
from our habitations, we were neceffitated to invell
the partners door cares with uncontrouled dominion
in our abfence' for which we have a right to plead,.
not only an ellablifbed mama, but a cafe of indelible
necellit y.
" Unfortunately, however, it has happened, that
as fume of its are ice viusats, our wives are fo like-
wife, and as they were compelled to redouble their
vigilance when alone. they claimed a right to re-
doable their devotion to Bacchus or his fobaitutes.
Upon our return, we feldom failed to difcover that
fuel; devotion had been their almoti only occupation,
for every thing was burly burly, even as though
Orpheus bad been among them with his luteband bad
favoured them with a merry reel—all the pigs ton,
bad got in among the corn,except a few which had
got into the we xpofiulation advice, nay even
weighty arguments, were found in;deqnate to contend
againti this abort of neceilary confidence ; but we
have at length hit upon a cure which fueceeds to a
miracle—and that is digestion I A doom of os have
already tried it, and declare it to be an important,
experiment—we (wear our wives not to tooth or
tails the &Akio/ potion until we, at oar return, with
our own hands adminifter it ; they have religioudy
obferved the prnmife, though not without EMI El
bratty prayer for our nm 6 and cafe return, to rid
them of their obligation. .
4. 'Fruiting that our plan will, through the medium
of your Paper, be univerfally known and approved,
I remain, &c. " a suascatsaa."
•10n WATT.' AT II

Seadar—sJ ra. pal is la die morales; 10 a pa* as at ma

minis WATIII AtT F - 11ATTA:
a boars is animas. 'fur 30aq.

AMERICAN PdPIRS.

We yyefterday received American papers to
'sgth Auguit inclufive. We have candled
only interettilig articles which they contain.
It appears by letters from New York, that a d
der of a very virulent ar.d contagions nature
made its appearance at that place, and cr.' ati
very great degree of alarm among the inhabit,
Several families had left the town, and the Boar
Health were forming arrangements to prevent
progrefs of the difeafe. Intelligence of thrapr
ante of the difeafe had been received at Philadelr
and all communication with New York is fubje
to very frig regulations. All paffingers are to
dergo a regular quarantine, and no goads are ti
landed till they have been properly ventilated. '
details hitherto received of the ravages which
difeafe has made are very unfatisfatflory, but a h
is exprefred that means may be found to preven
general operation. The Mayor of the town pub
ed a proclamation on the 6th, ordering an the it
bitants fouth of Pine-Ilreet to quit their habitati
It was in that quarter that it had excited the grey
alarm. The number of deaths for the week enc
the day on which the proclamation was iffued
feventy-feven. Of this number eight fell %•iflimi
the malignant fever, and five of difbrders not fp
fed. On the Bth there were three deaths and fix'
sew cafes. On the 9th there were four deaths,
the number of new cafes was the fame as on the
ceding day. On the soth there was only one de
and the number of new cafes was fifteen ;—of t
patients feventeen were conveyed for cure to the
rine Hofpital. The accounts hitherto received
not reach later than this heft date.
The ceillon of Lonifiana to the United States i
tinues to engrofs public attention. It is expel
that it will occafion a good deal of difcuffion at
meeting. of Congrefs. By one article, New Orb
is declared to be a free port for France and Sp
but no mention is made of Great Britain. By
left Treaty between this country and the Uri
States, Great Britain is placed, in point of all come
cial privileges, on the footing of the moil favou
nation. A difficulty may therefore be Rarted I
far the article alluded to is confiflent with this tre
Ia (coeval of the journals this difficulty is notii
and it feems generally underftood that the expl,
tion of the article may give rife to a good dm.
difcuffion. It is Elated that notwithftanding the
fan of Lonifiana, the Government are determi
not to abandon their claim to fatisfadion from Si
for the outrages committed at New Orleans. I
hinted that Mr. Mumma received (pedal infirm&
to demand a full explanation on the fubjea, and
quire adequate reparation. What this reparation
one of the Journalifts, in the intereft of the Prefid
fays, cannot now be dtfclofed to the public. Am
the opponents of the Prefident, Tome diffatisfaf
prevails refpeßing the policy of obtaining the cel
of Lonifiana by purchafe. They conceive that 1
a proceeding was ipconfiftent with the honour
the dignity of' the United States. The moft gen
idea is, however, that the obje& was fufficiently
Ot to warrant the Rep taken by the Ameri
frer at Paris, and no doubt ia entertained
the agreement will be Candioned by Congrefs wit
few modifications.

As the period for the eledion of a new Pre&
approaches, party fpirit begins to attune a new
gees of violence. Flediona are carried ott in m
of the States with a great deal 4 acrimony.
Federalifts in fon* initaaess have beta outvoted
the other fide. The friends of Mr. /Bergeson
in feveral States carried their cleans with a
high hand. In the State of Virginia in patties
their triumph has been decided. Mr. Beau wit
leaf be able to keen his re.eledliat as Via hell
without difficulty.
From St. Domingo the istegionee is set si
novel or intereffing. It is rememends. as 1M al
city of an American Captain, thet'dilrendnee I
broken oat ansong the Negroes in that Obi% A
the 29th of July it is faid that two danisinino is
had a pitched battle on the plains. It wee sat al
mined in who(e favour the adios terminated. 0
aosensts of a later date are totally film on the
jelt of fitelemt engagetnem. The dory, as told
the Americas Capone. bears very little appear'
, of probability.
A liisadros of foi4r DeWitt feventy.fourts and
frigates matinee to blockade the Cape. They
made a number-of velobble captures t and I
Foes jerenikkveral vetch were cut out by the b
of the (quadrat'. the crews of which evinced
greateft intrepidity. In confequence of fit feat
of provifione, Rocnasestao hid found it Wel
to fukend the levying the duties on the itspoeti
of articles of confumption front the United State
There was no appearance of an inteatioo to te
ate the Wand, or to formader to our ,quadrat,
the contrary, it was reported that Roeriimatan
determined to defend the Cape to the lift estop
We have not the means of afeertaining what wit
tree &Ration of the French troops. Some woo
dekrille it as.deplorable in the highelt degree, e
others reprefent it as conliderably improved.
Aux Cayes, and over. all that diarift, Nis cm
that the atuation of the French is to the la& de
dikarons. Frees **dread of the ammunition ft
into the hands of the Blacks. it had been ordure
board Rationary velfele. Every antler in that
bourhond was eager to feiie the earlieft
•of making his efcape frost a fume of clef=
_teifery. At Guadaloope every thing continued •
by the Welt accounts. Nn force had e
• its appealasee, hat an attack was expiate, at is
diftant period. Some (mall Eneill each bad
captured by. Frarb cruisers. Me bleb amp
from Martioique ;mini &Ira to the 9th of Jury.
that time the French were staking every extra
complete the means 1i defending the Used.
Fort Royal the a umber ot troop! we shoat twelve
dred. The inhabits as were alto armed, bit
French Commander doubted of their fidelity.
Heart vetch, carrying prow ifions, are closely way
and their entrance into any of the poets of the
is aridly prevented. Several captures have
made by our miters, but none of them aim,
fiderable confequence.
By a veffel arrie•d at Baltimore, it appears
the inhabitants of Jeremie. St. Domingo, went
ting away as fall as they could get verde to
them ; teoo had left it previous to the failing o
vdel in Tuition, about the middle of July.

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Fit, the Lt4VDON GAZA%TE, Sept. 37.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Wirelifennibe V.llunteer Infantry.

Ltey Yes. Ffi to be Captain John Harvey, and Richard Croft,
Gents. to be I acutrnaots; Philip Ha•icnck, Gum to be Est6go.

Wo. ilti.rd Vollintrer IlitAntry.

Peter Godfrey. Fro. to be Captain ; Jelin Roper, Qeat. to be Lk*
tenant; Charles Nailer. Gent. to be Enfign.

%Vriiile Vt,litnieer Infantry.

Thomas N'itehdl, EN to be Captain; James William Porter. and
()corp. parr, Gents. to N. LicutrnAnts; Thomas Lucking, Gun
to be Etdign.

SItMOIANDOU.
Theeppointment of Captain Thomas Wilibunfon.frOns the half
Fay of the 46th Foot, fb be Captain of a Company in the lab Foot,
as Rated in the Clot ette of the lath July laft, has not taken place.
Ci. timelier Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
The Earl Bathurd to be. Captain ; William Kilmer, Ofot. to he
Lieutenants William Crearie, Gent. to be Cornet.
Chclhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Sir John Fleming Leieefter. But, to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com •
ma dam; Thomas Langford Brooke, Efq. to be Lieutenant-
Colnncl Auouftus Lenceftcr. Ell. to be Major.
To he Captains—Ralph Leyeeiter, Jun. Edward Venable' Town-
ie 01. John Doilies, John Marthal, John Smith Daintry, anti
Bell Ince. Efqra.
To be Licutenants--William Hollins, John Davenport. Richard
Hancock. Henry Eurcy, Francis &hoick, and Thomas Ridge-
way, thine.
To be Cornea—Jonathan Higpinfoa, Wm. Obeli. Francis Sharpe,
thradharne, David Hall, and John Shaw, Gents.
To be burgeon—Peter Holland. Gent
LL The Chapham Legion.
'Gilliam Prefer", Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel.
James Brogdqi. FfT to be Major.
Cavalry—Edwin Saville, Efq. to he Captain • Simnel Hibbert,
Gent. to be lieutenant ; John Cuillorn Scott, Cent. to be Cornet.
Infantry•••••To he Captain.—Joan Keriniou, Robert Down, and
ZacSai y Macaulcy. Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants..-Balward Boyd, Benjamin Band, and Henry
Longhorn, Gents.
To be Pi:Mins—John Sherman Elliott, Robert Marfden, and Wil-
liam Franks, Gents.
To be Chaplain—The Reverend John Venn.
To he tiorieton-Jobit Prior, Gent.
&milt Devon Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Nicholas Brown, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Browie, refigned.
Fife hire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Major James Morrifon to be Li. urcnant• Colonel ; Captain John
Anftruiber Thomfon to be Major, vice Morrifon ; Sir Charles
Halket to he Captain, vice Sir N7lliam Etikine, promoted to
the Army of Referve; James Stewart, Gem. to be Cornet, vice
Hunt, refigned; David Walker, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Bal.
linghall, refigned.
Glendale Volunteers.

The Right Honourable Lord OffuMon to be Major-Commandant.
Cavalry--Tbe Honourable Henry Grey Bennett to be Captain.
Ofwald Yonosheibantl, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Grieve Smi h. Gent. to be Cornet.
lahnrrv—Launeelrn R eed. Efq. to be Captain ; Wm jobfon, Gent.
to be Ilentenant ; John Greenwell Bailey, Gent. to be Enfign.
Hunton Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Timms Tamer, Efq. to be Captain.
Liverpool Light Horfe Volunteers.
Lkutcrant Edward Atherton to be Captain, vice Neilfon, who re-
Ague ; William Ford, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Atherton,
promoted.
Oxford Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.

P.-"r7 Marne WhorwooiL Efq. to be Captain; Robert Morrell,
• .nt. to be Lieutenant ; Timm Fox Brickwell, Gent. to be
Cornet.
StalFo-dfhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Aloe...son Walbouk, Er+ to be Captain ; Pbinese Hufcy, Oct.n to
be Lieutenant; Joint Metcalfe. Gent to be Cornet.
Stockport Vvlunteer Cavalry.

Robert Gee, Efq. to be Captain-Commendant ; Timms Flaked,
Cent. to be Lieutenant; George Pricanall, Oast to be Comet ;
John Egerton Killer, Gent. to be Surgeon ; dm Reverend George
ward Leigh to be Chaplain.
Loyal Suffolk Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
William Etweite, Efq. to be Cnpteist•Commanclant,
To be Cahtlins--Genrye Drown, Min Smith, Thomas Sherlock
ni Goma, Richard Macre, Efqrs, and the Hon. When Vesteteck.
To he Lieutenants—Philip Ramat, IL L.Scott, oho Wilke Al-
len, --Cook. Walter Ray, and Jeans V alf, Gents.
To be Comets—Jahn D,rily, George Pawky, John ISrooks,
Charles Rare, Richard Waring, and Jufrph Shrimpton, Genta.
To be Adjutant—.Jofb Stow, Gent.
Surrey Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
roams Joteph Grissifte‘d to be Lieutenant, vice Elliot, pectinated.
Jahn Webb, Gent. to be Cornet, eke Orinillaul, promoted.
-. Swaffham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
William Stephens, Galt to be lieutenant, vice CaldwelL
Welt tent Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Dania Dodsin to he Adjutant.
• ' "Wokerng Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Charles Culling Smith, Efq. to be Captain ; C.Rasslins, Gent to
be LifiltiMillt: 0. Trimsbun, Gent. tope Coma.
Yorkflsire, Well Riding, South Regiment of Gentle-
men and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Flash Tarrand notraothe, Efq. to be Lieuteresew.Colanel.Com-
mandant ; J.& Stewart Wortley, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colo.
net ; Marks Newton, Fig. to be Magee.
So he Captabw--Richard Holden, Hugh Patter, Samuel Walker.
, • Mies. Sir Edward Smith, tart: jobn Hoary Sosydt, EA. tbe
_ Mao , tinge:l6k Lumley, Hew/ Violet, WUMaat Golip, join
. Childers, Jodi Vadat, Eft" the Right Hon. Lord Vikount
Milton, Francis Orley Edmunds, Eh.
- Ilts St Lieutenants—George Lempriere, Mark Skelton. aloft°-
. vitsAiderfon, William Alderfoo, William Cooke, J. S. Kent,
Erregl. Daniel Onikell. Cottle, Gents.
So be,Coenets —Henry Walker, John Shore, jun. Frederick WU.
••kinron, Robert Pemberton Milne% jamb Karelian,
• ikockc —,—. Wield, William Saylor,— Seltailaki. Gems.
• - • • St. Andrew's Volunteers.

jsmes Cheer, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant; Marta
mown, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel; Cathcart Denapikr,
Zfq. to be Mai or.
, To be Captain*..-Stuart Gram, William 1401 e, reams Melvin,
V/1111 MOverton, George Mitchell, Alexander Mddrum, Jam
Heddeierlek, Erg.
To be Lieutineret.--Jahn Carßorphias, john Ademfen. Alexander
Tbonden, George Benvich, Alewife NW, SAN Arum,
Kaig. William Lawn Andrew bells, Gents.
To bi Enrwm--Wallam Ritchie, Andrew Philp, WBUant Itayralr,
Deed Wilton, Cathcart Methuen, George Buchanan, John
Lunt.. Gents.
To be Chaplain.—Tbe Rev. Tbeestee-Adanden.
asrgcor—i'bomaaMelrill,Gent
!limitable Volunteer Infantry.
ix Second I.lleutenants—-Iwary Drake, jun. Joky& Beloley
Jai HMIs, Cents.
Beaumaris Volunteer Infantry.
Agoodsod William% sad Wit Yam Sparrow. !Airs. to be Captains;
John Jones. end John Williams, Gents. to be Llmilenank ; Wit-
. clam illiama, and Wiliam Htagbee.Genti. OD be 'aligns; Cap-
raja Joan to be Adjutant.
Beetles Volunteer Infantry.
J-rnniah ;mid). Etq. to be Captain; John Henchman Crowfoot,
(km. to be Lieutenant, and Jamea Cok, Gent. to be Enfign.
North Berwick Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Hart. Lfq. to be Captain, vice Dalrymple, appointed
. • Captain is the Liti Pt et.
Bromlzy Volunteers.
clirsel.ionnsa. Efq. to be Captain.
Bury St. Edmund's Volunteer Infantry.
Themes Steck and lames Cafe, Gees. to be tleutenants.
George Macke and John Cambers, Gast& to be Mains.
Loyal Crayfrird Volunteer Infantry.
Edirent L. Walford, Erg. to be Carats; -- Taos,. Gent. to
be Li.etea,,,,,t and Whitehead. °eat to be Eadgn.
Fsfeti.ire. Eastern Diftrie. Volunteers.
_ .

R ftbrrt Anitrather. Ete. to be Lice•easet-Colonel-Coennuodant.
Ti.e How Robert lattd:a in be Liestenant•Caloncl.
rtener Fein-Ref, 144. tot,
;A a be Coptalorjasses Cade. wood rhtrbam, Robert Marra?
jamsblereer. juo. Alt:m4kt Wood, rale Cosh,Mil be:
or,* 0:orald. kites.

To be Lieutenants—Maid Briggs, Robert Logan, George Daviie,
Robert Wilkie, David Billion, and John Corvie, Gents.
To be Pnnens—George Brown, Alexander Beveridge, John Fouls,
and John Henderfon, Gents.
Farnham and Bury St. Edmund's Volunteers.
John Starcourt Powell, Efq. to be Captain.
Framlingham Volunteer Infantry.
Captain J. Shafts to be Major Commandant; Lieutenant John
Edwards to be Captain, vice Shafts; Jofeph Bennington, (km.
to be Lieutenant, vice Edwards.
Haverhill Volunteer Infantry. -
Henry Jackfon, Efq. to be Captain; Robert Adcock, Gent. to be
Enfign.
Hollefley Bay Volunteer Infantry.
To be Licutenants—Jepinha Waller, Eaten D. Hughes, and
Benjamin Colchefter, Gents.
To be Ealigns--William Weeding and Robert Mabfon, Gents.
Td be Adjutant-.-James Pillion, Gent.
Holmidale Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Frederick, Gent to be Lieutenant.
Welt Kilpatrick Volunteer Infantry.
Robert Davifon, Efq. to be Captain; Walter Tailie Gent. to
be Lieutenant ; and Robert Fleeming, Gent to be Eiga.
Kirkaldy Volunteer Infantry.
James Chrillie. Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant; and
Walter Fergus, Efq. to be Major.
To be Captains—George Rutherford, William htLean, George
Morgan, David Johnfton Malcolm, and John Spinal, Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants—Henry Normand, Andrew Melvin, John
Rutherford, John Fergus °mock, and David Morgan, Gems.
To he Enfigns--Ys'illiam Hutchifon Robert Dalrymple, Robert
Kirk, John Wemyfs, and James inn dale, Gents.
To be Chaplain—The Reverend George Muirlatal
To be o::starter-Mafter.--Rolsci a Brown, Gent.
Lenham Volunteer Infantry..
John Tburftna, Efq. to be Captain.
I.ittingburne Volunteer Infantry.
William Murton, Efq. to be Captain.
Mile End Volunteer Infantry.
Jobe Liptrap, Efq. to be Major Commandant.
To be Captains—William Thomnfon, Ralph Kiddey, Nicholas
CLarrington, and Samuel Davy Liptr.,p, Efqrs.
To be Lieutenant..-J•.ho Jones, John Walker, George White,
and Henry Wright, Gents.
To be Lefigns—Joilah Bnydell, and John Dent, Gents.
Milton Volunteer Infantry.
Robert Hind, Efq. to be Captain.
Newburgh Volunteers.
Alexander Anderfon, Efq. to be Captain Commandant
!.oral Ntwcatlle Volunteers.
To be Captains—frhernas Gibfon, Archibald Reed, Frederick
Horn, James Pollard, and Thomas Boynton, Efqns.
To be Lieutenants—Chriltopher Fenwick, George Fader, Jobe
Lane:lnds, Willia mtlirornweltand William Redhead, Jun. Genre.
To be Second intutenants--Taylor Giblio John Oxley, Henry
Mari:hall, David Cram, and Stephenfon Se ile, Gents.
Piddletown Volunteer Infantry.
Alexander Cunningham, Efq. to be Captain: William Neyle, Gen t
to be Lieutenant ; and Samuel Bofwell, Gent to be Ears..
Plympton Volunteer Infantry.
Silas Winter, Efq. to be Captain ; Paul Currey Treby, Gent to be
Lieutenant ; and Jofeph Weekai, Jun. Cent. to be Entry).
Poole Volunteer Infantry.
John Jeffrey, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Young Weft, Efq. to
be Major.
To be Captains—BenJansin Garland, Benjamin Linthorn, Simnel
Durnford, and TM:sines Salmon.
To be Lieutenants—John Jeffrey,jun. George Lidyard, Jaw Sa-
ger, and Richard Allen, Gents.
Poplar and Blackwell Volunteer Infaptry.
joke Will., Efq. to be Major.
To be Captains--John Perry,jiin.Philip Perry, and George Green,
'kV*,
To be Lieutenants—Thorns Alliton, John Cooper, and George
Salta, Gala.
To be Enligns—Thomas Wilkins, Wiliam Wallis, and William
Thiene, Gents.
Rotheram Volunteers.
Jabal Walker, Efq.to be Lientessant.Colonel.Commandaat.
Ruddlau Volunteers.
Edwin Wyatt, Gem. to be Second Lieutenant.
Runcorn and Welton Volunteer Infantry.
James Adams. Efq. to be Captain ; Thomas Bato, Efq. to be Cap-
trio, vice Wright ; Thomas Solthern and Samuel Wylde, Cents.
to be Lieutenants; Charles }Belden and William Banks, Gana
to be !Aligns.
Loyal Sandbach Volunteer Infantry.
Weftou Bayley, Efq. to be Major.
To be Ceptains—Willism Watkis, Walter Daniel, Join Cart-
wright. John Twits, John Morris, and John %Vann , nfqm
To be Lieutenants—ohn Miller, Samuel Swan, John Lockett,
Charles M J itch, ohn Twenslaw, John Hodskinfon, Richard
Lathan, and Daniel Galley,Gents.
To be Eagan—William Done, William Penlington, John Enrol-
n% and Thomas ?Ornate, Gana.
To be Chaplain—The Reverend Richard Lowndes Salmon.
To be Surgeon—Peter Matthias, Gent.
To be Paymafter—Jana Colelnugh, Gent.
Sheoflone, Weeford, and Hints Volunteer Infantry.
William Humbcrltone Cawley Flower, Efq. to be Captain; lobo
Bell Crompton, and Henry Saville Foljambe,Gents. to be Una-
talents ; Richard Lybke Mks, Gent to be Farago.
North Shields and 'rynemouth Volunteer Infantry.
William ILianall, Ere. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant;
William Clark, pan. Rfq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Thomas
Stephenfon. Efq. to be Major.
To be Carolina—Thomas Frank, Nicholas Bird, Robert Shield,
Georg.: Cann, William Rabiacin, John Hallowell, George Bar-
ran, and John Fenwitlk, Vars.
To be Lieutenants—Andrew Trotter, Robert itanhaw, John
Hearn, Witham italitoti, Edward Brown, jun. George Liddell,
Thenuistianifte, Arthur Doman, Meaanda Crlgbtoo, Jun.
and William Wardle, Gana.
To be Esollgav—Benjands C. Tyesch, John Hutchiafon, William
Barnes, In. Milburn, Jai Ogilvie, and Thomas Appleby, Gaits.
To be Adjutant—Richard Arndt/ling, Gent.
To be Quarter-Maher—Jelin &Baby, Gent.
To be Surgeon—. Andrew Trotter, Gent.
To be Chaplain--The Reverend William Harwell.
Slalty and Bywell St. Andrew's Volunteers.
William Bainbridge, Efq. tote Captain-Commandant.
Iran Hunter, Efq. to be Captain.
To be Lieutenants—William Jobbin, and John Teafdale, Gents. '
To be lie ive...George Ward, and Thomas Hopper, Gents.
Spil y Volunteer Infanry.
Thomas Adams Franklin, and William Walker, Efqm to be Cap.
tains ; Gornaften Chapman, and Dennis Ward Jones, Gana. to
be Lirinavants ; Edward Wright Jenrinp, anal James Frank-
lin, Gann to be Ennis.; Tisanes Barker, Cent. to be Surgeon.
Stirling Volunteer Infantry.
Lieutenant Peter Littlejohn to be Captidn, eke Wallace; Edge
George Wingate to be Lleatenant,vice Liulejoha ; Walter Sar-
kis GLifs, Gast to be Enfign.
Stowmarket Volunteer Infantry.
Charles Tyrrell, Efq. to be Captain; John Edgar Putt, Gent. to
be Lieutenant; John Mariot, Gent. to be Enfign.
Surrey Yeomanry Riflemen.
Lieutenant William Elliott, Iran the Yeomanry, to be Captain,
vice Boult‘n, who reigns.
Taviflock Volunteers.
Thome Bate,jan. Gait. to be Second Lieutenant ; Freeman Den-
nis, Gam to be &nom.
Wall's End Volunteer Infantry.
Jabs Boddie, jou. EN. to be Captain Coinnandant ; Fdwanl Hel-
ton, Ifq. to be Captain; Wkitleld Burnet, and Jobs Sibbet,
Gaeta to be Lieutenants ; Jahn Huggit, and Edward Town.
Cents to be Ensigns.
Whitechureh Volunteer Infantry.
Jain F.nllt t, klq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant ; John
Saws Wedeln, Efq. to be Major.
To be Capptalns--Sanseel Lowe, Edward Payne., James Brondeld,
Wiliam Gregory, George Coffer, sod John Freese. Efqrs.
To be Captain Lieutenant—William Mingay, Flq.
To be Lieutenanta.—Jobe Gregory, Richard Corfu, Wm. Jones,
and George Minor ,Gents.
To be Rai:gm—George Naylor, John Edwards,Rlehard Redropp.
and Henry Clarke, Gans.
To be Adjutann—Willians Minpy, Gent.
e Sorrrnoen.Wllliarn Jane-, Oak,
T he 1 amiaiter—Cleorge Naylor. Gem.
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