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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

(This Gazette notifies that the Prince !legent has appointed
Sir E.- !Slagle one of the Grooms of his Majesty's Bed-Chamber,
in the room of Sir J. Craddock, now Baron llowden].

B.INKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
Nathaniel FAlmonds, nuliament-street, batter, ftum November
2:0 to January- 11, at eleven, at Guildhall.
William illstcalfe, late of eranbourn-street, Leicester-fields.
linen-draper, from November 16 to January 4, at ten, at
Guildhall.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Francis Ladly, jun. Norwich, mannfacturer. •

BANKRUPTS.

S.unuel Nielson, Chester, cabinet-mater, to surrender Decem-
ba 3,4, and January 1, at twelve, at the George Inn, Li-
verpooL Attornies,•3l:. Chester, Staple Inn, Ilolborn; or
lir. Gandy, Liverpool.
William While Adant,, Bow-lane, merchant, November 27,
1/ecember 7, and January I, at twelve, at Guild/ma At-
torahs. Messrs. Adams andleard, Old Jewry.
William Peet, Ironmonger-lane, merchant, November 27, De-
cember 4, and January I, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,
31r. Woolf.; Da:anentll-grevt. ".
Mill 'nogg, late of Bull-and-Mouth-street, wine-merchant,
• Noveinher 27, December 11, and January 1, at ten, at
Guildbail. Attorney, Alr. Warrand, jun. Alar L-lane.
George 'Album, lliabupsgate-atrmt, provision-merchant, No-
vember :VS December 4, and January 1, at ten at Guild-

hall. Attornirs, Messrs:Dawes aid Chatfield, :inset-court,
Throgniorton-stecet.
Thomas Rutland, Wootton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, grocer,
December 3,4, and January 1, at twelve at the Commer-
cial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Bridges and Quitter,
Red Liou.square ; or Messrs. Hare and Widwood, Bristol.
William •Burford, late of Gillingham, Kest, fisherman No-
vember 27, 30, and January 1, at ten, at Guildhall, Lnaidon.
Artornies, Mr. Nelson; Essex-street, Strand; or Mr. Jef-
. fery, Chatham. •

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Janus hlicci White Lion-inneet, Norton Fa!gate, coach and
Larne,.-maker, November !S, .10, and January I, at eleven,

at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dalton, Union-eiret, Bishops:

rate-street.
John Wenham, Beckley, Sussex, tailor, November 25, 30, and
January 1, at ckveti, at Guildhall, imndon. Attorney, Mr.
Oabaldeston, Lendon-street, Ferichurch-street. .
William Clarke, Leicebter-street, tailor, November 27, Decem-

ber 4, and January 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Mayhew, Price, and Styan, Chancery-lane. -
Bartholomew White, late of Wood-street, Cheapside, hosier,
November 2.5, December 4, and January 1, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Braaten, Church-passage, Guildhall.
John Pannell, stn. Tyke, Surrey, brick-maker, November 27,
December 7, and January 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor-
nies, ,Messrs. Palmer and France, Bedford-row; or Mi. Put-
ter, Guildford, Surrey.
Benjamin Goodwin, Orford, Suffolk, grocer, Decembei 1,2,
and January 1, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Woodbridge.
Attornies, Mr. Gross, Ipswich; or Mr. Bromley, Gray's Inn.
Thomas Wattam, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, corn-dealer,
November 30, December 1, and January 1, at eleven, at the
Granby Inn, Great Grimsby. Attornies, Mr. Walmsley,
Hull ; or Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane.
John Daniell and John Parry, Bristol, tin and oil men, Decem-
ber 5,4, and January I, It one, at the Commercial Rooms,
Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's
. Inn ; cr Mr. Livett, jun. Bristol
Daniel IVard, Brisley, Norfolk, seed-merchant, December 10,
11, and January 1, at four, at the Maid's I lead Inn, Nor.
Attornies, Mr. Parkinson, Norwich; or Messrs. Poole
and Greenfield, Gray's Inn-square.
John Taylor, Fore-street, Crippiegate,' draper, November 27, !
30, and January I, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pul-
len, Pore-street.
Isaac Orchard, London-terrace, Hackney-road, hatter, Novem-
ber 27, December 4, and January I, at eleven, at Gtd' hall.
Attorney, Mr. Pearson, St. Helen's-place, Bishopsgate-street.
Joseph Levy, Rosemary-lane, slopseller, November 27, Llecem-
- ber 4, and January 1, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr.
Ryles Castle-street Houndsditch.

John Gawau, Union-street, So:mfrs' Town, cabinet-maker, No-
vember '2l, December 4, and January 1, at twelve, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Walls, Lower Thornhaugh-street, Bed-
ford-square.
Jelin Ashton, Harp-lane, Tower-street, wine and spirit-broker,
November 25, December 4, and January 1, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corbet-
court, Graceehurch-street.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR-OFFICE, NOVEMBER 19, 1819.
8:h Regiment of Light Dragoons--Captain John Fraser, from
half-pay to the Regiinent, to be Captain of a Troop, vice
William Locker, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
rAth Regiment of Foot—Quarter-Master Thomas Howe, from
half-pay of the Regiment, to be Quarter-Master, vier. Stod-
dart, deceased.
49th Ditto—Captain John Campbell, from half-pay of the 96th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice John Day, who ex-
chaages.
oath Ditto—Captain George Phelan, from aalf-pay of the 60th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Samuel Colberg, who
exchanges.
64th Ditto—Captain Augustus Charles Drawwater, from half-
pay of the io4Lh Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Gapper, who
exchay.% s.

EGth Ditiu—Ensign Westropp Pear) Watkins, from half-pay
of the lutitii Four, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice
14%.tlahou, deceased.

STAFF.
Lieutenant-Colonel John Ftei.ntantle, Coldstream Foot Guards
to be Deputy Adjutant-General to the Forces serving in the
Island ul Jam aica, vice Sparrow, deceased.
tillicE OF ORDNANCE, NOVEMBER 15.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Captain Henry Pierie, front the
h-if-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain, vice Close, retired;
:Second Captain Charles Wilson, front the half-pay of the Re-
giment, to be Second Captain, vice Maitland, retired; First
Lieutenant Charles H.. Dickens, front the half-pay of the Re-
giment, to be First Lieutenant, vice Lugger, retired ; First
Lieutenant George F. Dawson, from the half-pay of the Re-
giment, to be ditto, vice Selwyn, retired ; Captain William
Dann Nicholls, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Cap-
tatin, vice Cowper, retired; First Lieutenant William Chicon
Lindsay, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be First
Lieutenant, vice Baldock, retired.
SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE.
WAR-OFFICE, NOVEMBER 20.
lit Royal Veteran Battalion—Colonel Archibald Christie, from
the late 121 h Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Colonel; Colonel
Charles Tudor, from half-pay of the Royal Waggon Train, to
be Lieutenant-Colonel ; Major Peregrine Daniel Fellowes,
front the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Major--
Captains Charles Robert Fead, from the late 7th R. V. Blatt.
William Dawson, from the late 2d R. V. Batt. Alexander
Sutherland, from the late Staff Garrison Company, Charles
Bentley, from the late Al R.V. Batt. George Hasieharn, from
the late sth RN. Batt. Peter Keogh, front the late sth R.V.
Batt. John Lotman, from the hue 4th It. V. Batt. Thomas
Edward Allett Griffiths, from the late 2d R. V. Batt. Ware
Adamson, from the late sth R. V. Batt. to be Captains of
Companies ;—Lieutenants John Spencer Colepeper, from the
late Ist R.V. Batt. Joseph lialderson, from the late 7th R.V.
Batt. Miles Hunt Lorimer, from the late Bth R. V. Batt.
William hPLaughlitt, front the late 4th R.V. Batt. John Gil-
bert, from the late 3d It. V. Batt. James Findlay, from the
late 11th R.V. Batt. William Talbot Morton Ryan, from the
late sth V. Batt. Thomas Granger, from the late 11th R.
V. Batt. William Davis, from the late Bth R.V. Batt. William
Drew, from the late sth IL V. Batt. John OBsien, front the
late Staff Garrison Company, Dottie' Gardner, from the late
Stair Garrison Company, Hamilton Finney, from the late Sub
Ft. V. Batt. Samuel Bragg, from the late 7th R. V. Batt.
and William Fuller, from the late sth R.V. Batt. to be Lieu.
tenantst—E-osigns John Gordon, from the late 2d R.V. Batt.
Robert Granger, from the late 3th R. V. Bat . Ronald Mac-
donald, front the late ltd R. V. Batt. Alexander Sutherland,
from the late Bth R. •. Batt. Leander Shaw, from the late
fth R. V. Batt. James Fraser, from the bite Bth 11. V. Batt.
and Henry Graham, front the late Stuff Garrismi Company,
to be Ensigns; Quartermaster George Patten, from the late
I►t R. V. Batt. to be Quartermaster; Surgeon Matthew La-
nnert, from half-pay of the late sth 11. V. Batt. to be Surgeon;
Algulatant-.lkirgtons Thomas G. Walbran, from half-pay of the

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6th'Foot, and Samuel Wiley, from half•PaY of the 60th Foot,
to he Assistants Surgeons.
2d Royal Veteran Battalion—Major-General William Douglas,
from half-pay of the 97th Foot, to be Colonel; Major George
blues Milne, from the late 4th It. V. Butt. to be ..11:.;or ;
:Brevet Majors Philip Stewart, from the late 9th lt. V. Batt.
and John Clarhe, from the late 11th R.V. Batt. and Captains
Bobcat Turner, front the late 3d R.V. Batt. George St. John
Gifford, front the late 11th R. V. Batt. John Ilitchin, from
the late 7th R.V. Batt. William Kelly, froth the late 2d IL V.
Batt. John Edward Connor M‘Carthy, from the late ?-ti It.
V. Batt. William Nicholls, front the late 6th H.V. Batt. and
Thomas Itatusden Agnew, front the late 9d R.V. Batt. to be
Captain, of Compantes;-2Lieutenants Charles Dixon Green,.
from the late Bth H. V. Batt. Kin-meth Sutherland, from the
late Ist H. V. Batt. Allen Walker, from the late 7th R. V.
Batt. Alexander Moorhead, front the late Stli It. V. Batt.
Charles King Oakley, from the late Bth IL V. Batt. Franck-
Walker, front the late Ist R. V. Batt. John Davis, from the
late 2d It.V. Batt. John O'Brien, from the late Bth R.V. Batt.
John Everet, from the late 4th R. V. Batt. John Mouton,
from the late 7th R. V. Matt. James Robeson, front the late
4th R. V. Matt. William Hewett, from the late 7th H. V.
Batt. Thorns; Clatke, born the late 7th It. V. Batt. James
Mason, from the late 7th R. V. Batt. Thomas Austin, from
the late sth It. V. Batt. Wiliistn Dickenson, from the late
Ist R.V. Batt. Edward Salter, from the late sth lt.V. Batt.
Joseph Kelsall, front' the late Bth R. V. Batt. and Samuel
Reeves, front the late 2d It. V. Batt. to be Lieutenants;—
Ensigns Edward Ginner, from the late Bth it. V. Batt.
Edward Wright, front the late 12th It. V. Batt. Henry Ken.
you, front the late 4th It. V. Batt. James Fawcett, from the
late 7th ILA'. Batt. Dugald 314111ireach, from the late Bth H.
V. Batt. William Sumner, from the late Ott R.V. Batt. John
Birch, front the late 9th R.V. Batt. James Kylos, from the
late 7th H.V. Batt. and Michael Marshall, from the late Ist
IL V. Batt, to be Ensigns;—Adjutant James Stewart, front
the late 2d R.V. Batt. to be Adjutant; Quartermaster Tho-
mas Randall, front the late 2d it. V. Batt. to be Quarter-
master; Surgeon John Lear, front half-pay of the late 7th H.
V. Batt. to be Surgeon ; Assistant-Surgeons William Parrott,
Rent half-pay of the late ;id Garrison Battalion, and Mitchell,
Devitt, M.D. front half-pay of the late 3d Garrison Battalion.
to be Assistant-Surgeons.
3d Royal Veteran Battalion—Major-General Patrick Mac-
kenzie, from the 81st Foot, to be Colonel: Lieutenant-Colette!
Peter Daly, from the late 4th IL V. Batt. to be Lieutenant-
Colonel ; Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Cornwallis Moit-
ciisik, flpm the late 4th It. V. Batt. to be Major; Captains
William Henry Toole, from the late 4th It. V. Batt. John
Mansfield, front the late 2d It. V. Batt. John Vicary, front
the late 12th R. V. Batt. William Murray, from the late Ist
R. V. Batt. William Adams, front the late tst R. V. Batt.
John Gardiner Herbert, from the late 4th It. V. Batt. Thomas
Joseph Baines, from the late td It. V. Batt. James Theodore
Bryett, front the late 7th IL V. Batt. Gervas Finlay, from the
late 7th It. V. Batt. William Newton Covell, fromthe late Ist
It. V. Batt. to be Captains of Companies; Lieutenants Felix
I%FCulloch, from the late Ist R. V. Batt. Joseph Turner, from
the late Ist R. V. Batt. James Kennedy, from the late Staff
Garrison Company, John Doyle M'Arthur, from the late lit
R. V. Batt. Thomas I'hillips, from the late 11th R. V. Batt.
Williant Taylor, from the late 4th It. V. Batt. John Henry
Challis, front the late lit V. Batt. William Spinks, from
the late Ist R. V. Batt. Willi:on Bryson, from the late Ist It.
V. Batt. John Ilurford, from the late 7th It. V. Batt- Daniel!
Wood, front the late 7th R. V. Batt. William Williams from '
the late 7th R. V. Batt. Samuel Bateman, from the late 2d it.
V. Batt. John Atkinson, from the late sth R. V. Batt. Samuel
Russell, from the late sth IL V. Batt. Joseph Smith, front
the late 7th R. V. Batt. John Niess, from the late 7th R. V.
Batt. to be lieutenants; Ensigns Joseph Brokenshire, from
the late 11th R. V. Batt. Thomas Harrison, from the late Stk.
R. V. Batt. Alexander Ross, from the late 3d It. V. Batt.
John D. Pepperell, front the late Ist IL V. Batt. James Lock,
from the late Ist It. V. Batt. George iloreham, from the late
7th R. V. Batt. John M'Kay, from the late Ist it. V. Batt.
William Rogers, front the late 4th R. V. Batt. Henry Bowen,
front the late 2d R. V. Batt. Lionel Biggs, from the late 7th
R. V. Bait. to be Ensigns; Adjutant John Barnes, front the
late 7th R. V. Batt. to be Adjutant; Surgeon Samuel Pea-
cocke, from half pay, 15th Foot, to be Surgeon ; Assistant,
Surgeons Thomas La Cloche, from half pay, 15th Foot, and
Thomas M. Perrott, from half pay, 76th Foot, to be Assistant
Surgeons.
Ith Royal Veteran Battalion—Major-General William Nealham,
front half pay, Ist Garrison Batt, to be Colonel; Captains
Thomas Power, from the late sth R. V. Hat. Henry Dixon,
front the late Bth R. V. Batt. William Cartwright, from the
late Ist It. V. Batt. John Abbott, from the late sth R. V.
Liam Henry Odium, from the late sth R. V. Batt. Judge
Thomas D'Arcey, from tke late sth R. V. Batt. Joseph Chap-
man, front the late Ist It. V. Batt. John Wynne Webb, from
the late 3d It. V. Bat. to be Captains of Companies; Lieu-
tenants William Ross, from the late sth It. V. Batt. John
Jenkinson Roberts, front the late sth R. V. Batt. James

Wetherhead, from the late It. Gar. Batt. Finlay M'lnnes,from
the late Bth R. V. Batt. Sholto Sorlie, from the late 24 R. V.
Batt. James Sloane, from the late 2d It. V. Batt. Robert
Warren, from the late. sth R. V. Batt. Thomas Normington,
from the late 4th IL V. Matt. William Groves, from the late
11th It. V. Batt. John Lamb, from the late 7th R. V. Batt.
James Hinckes' from the late 4th R. V. Batt. William Pass,
from the late 2d R. V. Batt. John Stalliard, from the late Bth
H. V. Batt. Robert Paget, from the late Ist R. V. Batt. John
Donaldson, from the late 4th R. V. Batt. James Fazackerley,
front the late Ist It. V. Batt. Joseph Pigott, from the late Bth
It. V. Batt. John Sutcliffe, from the late Ist It. V. Bata to he
Lieutenants; Ensign William Cartwright, front the late 9th
R. V. Batt. James Booth, from the late £d IL V. Batt. James
Burrows, from the late Ist It. V. Batt. John Chitternl from
th"e late 4th it. V. Batt. William Boohoo, from the late 36
B. V. Batt. William Haywood, from the late 7th B. V. Bah.
William Parker, from the late Bth R. V. Batt. William Fowles,
from the late 3d R. V. Batt. Robert Stewart, from the late
Bth It. V. Batt. James Currie, from the late sth It. V. Batt.
to be Ensigns; Adjutant Jobu Sinclair, from the late lit R.
V. Batt. to be Adjutant; Surgeon James Burns, from half-
pay, 86th Foot, to be Surgeon; Asaistant-Surgeons Thomas
Young, from half-pay, York Chasseurs, and Hugh Jones
O'Dourrel, front half-pay, of the 91st Foot, to be Assistant-
Surgeons.
sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Major-General Henry Elliott,
front half-pay, 95th Foot, to be Colonel; Lieutenant-Colonel
Andrew Cuohlan, from the late Bth R. V. Batt. to be Lieu-
tenant-Colonel; Major William White, from the late 2d It.
V. Batt. to be Major; Brevet-Majors William Bernard, from
the late lit It. V. Batt. and Francis Hawker, from the late Bth
It. V. Batt. and Captains Benjamin Jarmy, front the late 4th
11. V. Batt. George F. Harrison, from the late II th R. V.'
Batt. Nathaniel ilighniore, from the late 3d IL V. Batt.
John Hall, from the late 4th R. V. Batt. Andrew Suther-
land, from 'the late 7th It. V. Batt. Henry Walker, from At
late 2d R. V. Batt. William Hadley, from the late 2d it V.
Batt, to be Captains of Companies; Lieutenants Dennis La-
hiff, from the late 2d R. V. Batt. Patrick O'Brien, from the
late 12th it. V. Batt. John Egan, from the Bth R. V. Batt.
John Cox, from the late 3d R. V. Batt. William Jones from
' the late 2d R. V. Batt. Charles Wright, from the late 4th It.
V. Batt. Richard Kelly, from the late Bth IL V. Batt. George
Nicholson from the late Bth R. V. Batt. Robert Cash, from
the late Gth It. V. Batt. John Stephenson, from the late 3d R.
V. Batt. Raymond niche, from the late 4th R. V. Batt. De-
venish Taggart, from the late 4th R. V. Batt. Thomas Furze,
from the late 2d it. V. Batt. William Russell, Griot the late
2d R. V. Batt. Ilugh Mackfield, front the late 7th R. V.
Batt. to be Lieutenants; Ensigns Thomas Bradley, from the
late 34 It. V. Batt. Jeremiah Ellis, from the late Bth R. V.
Batt. Michael Conolly, front the late 6th R. V. Batt. John
Willis, from the lace 3d R. V. Batt James Toy, from the late
12th R. V. Batt. Robert Bond, from the late 11th R. V. Batt.
Thomas Thomas, from the late 7th It. V. Batt. John Gardnet,
from the late sib IL V. Batt. James Worsley, from the late
sth R. V. Batt. Charles Ewart, front the late 3d It. V. Batt.
to be Ensigns; Lieutenant George Nicholson, from the late
Bth It. V. Batt. to be Adjutant ' • Surgeon A. N. Armstrong,
from half-pay, 20th Foot, to be Surgeon; Assistant-Surgeons
George Scott, M.D. from half-pay, 4oth Foot, and Thomas
Bathhouse, front half-pay, 3d Dragoons, to be Assistant-
Surgeons.
6th Royal Veteran Battalion—Major-General Bobert Kelso,
front half-pay 22d Foot, to be Colonel ; Lieutenant-Colonel
Robert H. Burton, from the late 7th R. V. Batt. to be Lieu-
tenant-Colonel; Major Alexander Rose, front the late lit It.
V. Batt to be Major ; Brevet Major James Douglas, from
the late 3d It. V. Batt. and C.pptaisis Robert Peddle, front the
late 9th R. V. Batt. Gilbert 31`1)onald, from the late 2d It.
V. Batt. Joht ltutherf2rd, (runt the late 11th R. V. Bitu.

10th

Hector IPLeatt, from the late 4th R.V. Batt. War: M'Leod,
from the late 7th R. V. Batt. Robert (hay, from the late 3d
It.. V. Batt. Donald Itlackenzie, from the late dth R.V. Batt.
Alexander Courlay, from the late 7th R.V. Bart. and Archi-
bald Fullerton, from the late 6th R. V. Hatt. to be Captains
of Companies ;—Lieutenants William Patton, front the late
10th R.V. Batt. John Geddes, from the late 9th H.V. Batt.
Thomas Anderson, from the late 2d K.V. Batt. Joseph Fowler,
front the late 3d lI.V. Batt. Thomas Shidds, from the late 7th
R. V. Batt. Archibald Waldie, from the late 2d R. V. Batt.
David Thomson. horn the late 3d ILV. Battalion, Akxander
Birnie, from the late Ist IL V. Batt. 3iiller, from the
late Ist K.V. Batt. John Buchatman, front the late sth R.V.
Batt. Walttr Graham, from the late Ist R.V. Batt. Robert
Ihy, front the late 3d IL V. Batt. Hugh Fleming, from the
late 2tl R. V. Batt. Harman Tisdall, from the late 4th R. V.
Batt. William Halliday, &pm the late sth ILV. Batt. and Ro-
bert Carfre, from the late 3d R.V. Batt. to be lieutenants ;
Ensigns John Smyth, frdm the late 6th R.V. Batt. Alexander
Macdougall, from the late 9th ILV. Batt. Walter Thompson,
front the late 3d R.V. Batt. Duncan Kennedy, from the late
9th R.V. Batt. David Glass, from the late Wit-V. Battalion,
Robert• Bevan, from the late 9:h R.V. Batt. William It:id,
from the late 2d R. V. Batt. George Shockledge, from the
late 5d WV. Batt. James Bouverle Ford, from the late tith
11. V. Batt. and William Manson, from the late 2d IL V. Batt.
to be Ensigns ;—Adjutara George 'lassie, from the late 7th
ILV. Batt. to he Adjutant ; Quartermaster Edward Sawyer,
front the late 3d R. V. Batt. to be Quartermaster; Surgeon

Cohn Yout:g, front-half-pay 103 d Fuot, to be Sinnott ;
Assistant burgeons Thomas Lewis, from half-pay lath Foot,
and George Leich, from half-pay 54th Foot, to be Assistant-

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Surgeons.
7th Royal Veteran Battalion-12olonel Alexander Mair, front
the late Bth R. V. Batt. to be Colonel ; Lieutenant-Colonel
Robert Walker, from the late 9th B. V. Batt. to be Lieute-
nant-Colonel; Major Thomas Fortyc, from the late 51 IL V.
Batt. to be Major; Captains John Douglas, from the late :d
It. V. Batt. Archibald front the 341 IL V. Ilatt.
James Scobie, from the late 6th IL V. Batt. Andrew Fraaer,
from the 6th It. V. Batt. Duncan M'l3ean, front the late 34.1
R. V. Batt. James Bissett, from the late 9th R. V. Batt. A.

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C. Skene, from the late 4th R. V. Batt. to be Captains of Com-
panies ; Lieutenants John Roy, from the late 6th R. V. Batt.
John Cameron, from the late 6th R. V. Batt. Edward Brem-
ner, from the late 2d R. V. Bau. Edward 11. Wollams, from
the late 9th R. V. Batt. James M'lntosh, from the late z.d
R. V. Batt. John Thorn, from the late 12th B. V. Batt.
William Webster,. from the late Ist R. V. Batt. Andrew
M'lntosh, from the late 4th R. V. Batt. Peter Perry, from
the late 6th R. V. Batt. John Tulloch, from the late Ist

R. V. Batt. Robert Itl‘Lennan, from the late R. V. Rat.
David Scott, from the late 7th R. V. Batt. John M'l'herson,

from the late sth R. V. Batt. Archibald Sinclair, front the
late 3d R. V. Batt. George Wallace, from the late 3d R. V.
Batt. Archibald Ferguson, front the late 4th R. •V. Batt to
be Lieutenant, ; Ensigns Peter Wright, front the late 6th R. V.
Batt. John Lindsay, from the late 9th R.V. Batt. Charles
Robertson, from the late 3d R.V. Batt. J. Coming, from the
late 3d R.V. Batt. James Patterson, front the late 3d R.V.
Batt. Anthony Gordon, from the late sth R.V. Batt. Charles
Alexander, from the late sth R.V. Batt. Robert Forsyth,
from the late 9th R.V. Batt. Ptter Bremner, from the late
6th R.V. Batt. John Johnston, front the late 2d R.V. Batt.
to be Ensigns; Adjutant John Davidgon, from the late 4th
R. V. Battalion, to be Adjutant; Quartermaster Alexander
Graham, from the late 6th R.V. Batt. to be Quartermaster;
Surgeon William Young, M.D. from half-pay 91st Toot, to
be Surgeon ; Assistant-Surgeons Alexander Campbell, from
half-pay 84th Foot, and Samuel William Churmsitle, M.D.
from half-pay 11th Foot, to be Assbtant-Surgeons.
Bth Royal Veteran Battalion—Major-General William Ray-
mond, from the late 7th R. V. Batt. to be Colonel; Surgeon
George Loane, from half-pay 95th Foot, to be Surgeon; As-
sittaut.Surgeons James Cross, from half-pay 94th Foot, and
Richard Verling, from half-pay 34th Foot, to be Assistant-
Surgeons.
9th Royal Veteran Battalion--Major-General Sir George Leith,
Bart. from half-pay 42d Foot, to be Colonel; Surgeon J. B.
Flanagan, from half-pay 96th Foot, to be Surgeon; Assistant-
Surgeons Edward M'lver, from half-pay 74th Foot, and John
Johann, from halr-pay 45th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeons.
oth Royal Veteran Battalion—Major-General Sir Charles Wm.
Doyle, front half-pay 84th Foot, to be Colonel; Surgeon
Henry Cowen, M.D. from half-pay 97th Foot, to be Surgeon;
Assistant-Surgeons James Maxwell, from half-pay 27th Foot,-
and James Walsh, from half-nay 16th Foot, to be Assistant-
Surgeons.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Berkshire, November 4, 1819.
Slit—Having read an article in your Paper of
yesterday, on the National Debt, I have felt desirous
of giving you my ideas cn the subject.
I most perfectly agree with your Correspondent,
that the National Debt is the great cause of the Na-
tional distress ; and I am likewise aware that the
money constituting the said Debt has been lent to the
country by individuals, who have as much right to
repayment, while there is a penny in the country, as
.14 creditor-has to be paid by a solvent debtor ; and,
that lest the debtor, in this case, should become in-
solvent, it is necessary that some means should be
devised, gradually to lessen his enormous Debt.
Now, Sir, as to the Lottery System hinted at by
the above Gentleman, I consider it, as it is possible
you may, not quite feasible. My Plan, which, how-
ever, I do not mean to call nnimptovable, is, to lay
on a Property Tax; a Tax which has been just long
enough abolished for the country to be convinced of
its merits and necessity, particularly as being the
only means of taxing the horde of deserters. The
Tax I would propose on the following plan :
Funded Property; being that for the security of
which the present measure would be adopted, and
being the most certain in its receipts, should pay 15
per cent, the first £lOO (where the whole property
does not exceed £200), being exempt.
Professions should be exempt on the first £2OO,
after which 10 per cent. should be paid, particularly
where the receipts are stated and certain.
Trade should not be touched: all other personal
property to pay 10 per cent.
Landed Property should pay 10 per cent.
The receipts of the Tax, after making up any de-
ficiency there might be in the five millions towards
the Sinking Fund, should be taken off from the
Debt, and thus about £400,000 of Taxes might an-
nually be taken off; and a reduction in Taxes, you
would
know, Mr. Editor, to any amount, be gladly
bailed by the Nation ; and, its frequent recurrence,
with the knowledge that our Debt was in course of
reduction, would keep a.iive our hopes and spirits.— 4
It these observations are worth your notice, you are ,
very welcome to them from, Sir, your obedient ser-
vant, A FUNDED AND LANDED PROPRIETOR,
BUT PRINCIPALLY THE FORMER.

Manua STREET Ilosativ.—Wednesday evening, about a
quarter before six o'clock, as Mr. FAVIIMAN, Surgeon, of Al-
dersratr.street, was passing, along Cowell-street, he was furi-
ously attacked by a gang of villains at the entrance of Hatfield-
street, one of whom seised him by the throat, • and forced hint '
against a post and then pinioned his arms, whilst a third, with a
sharp instrument, cut away a watch tiband with four valuable
gold seals and two keys attached ; •with the same weapon they
removed the right-hand breeches pocket, containing notes and
cash, cutting through the cloth of his trowserr and even the
lining. One of the gang escaped up • Hatfield-street, but was
chased into th re d-stet, St. Luke's, and was then lost. The at-
tention of the Police ought to be particularly directed to this
district of the City, this-being the ninth robbery committed on
this spot within the past two months ; in fact the whole neigh.
bourhood is now infested with several desperate tontputtles.of
thieves who attack passengers in the meridian 01 day. -

THE li 4U
.

• LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1819.
MB FUNDS.
PRICE Or CTOCIC THIS DAT AT ONE O•C'VIt
Bank Stock 2161
S per Cent. Reduced 663 i
S per Cent. Consols 67;i1
4 per Cent. 84;
5 per Cent. Navy Ma
Bank Long Annuities 17 9-16!
Imperial S per Cent. Anns. 65/
India Stock 209—India Bonds 7f.k 6.
Exchequer Bills (21) Is. Ss. dis.
Omnium 21 dis.
Consols for Acct. 671:;.

We are now on the eve of; perhaps, the ino,t;
portant Session of Parliament that has occurred
the memory of the oldest man living. S.nre ef
leading topics for discussion may be easily
pated ; hut the issue, if the soundest wisdom
not our National Councils, cannot be contemp
without dread. We would, if we could, hc:l e '
none of the important subjects, which must
under the consideration of Parliament, will be
as mere party questions. If they are to be so tre4
it will (toaay the least of it) be long before the N4l
be restored to a state of sound health and vigour.
One thing is obvious. Our Labouring Clam
the Manufacturing Districts, hive long been ply
in circumstances which demand the instant artery

of Parliament :—not as affording to the Member
opportunity to display their intimate acquain
with the opinions of Economists, but to discoru
quickest means to satisfy the cravings of nature,
the best founded for securing a regular and cce
supply to their returning wants. These are ties
effectual means for allaying discontent. Fid c
these and call them into instant action, and you,
at once break the neck of all the idle vision
schemes of the Annual Parliament and lini-xn
Suffrage men. Could we believe that UniversalS
frage and Annual Parliaments would afford a
relief, we should contend for their introduction;h
if we had them to-morrow they would neither
the hungry nor clothe the naked. Political Coot

tions and modes of administration can never semi
'substitutes for bread or wages for labour.

Our only resources now lie in our soil. 11th I
possess independent of all foreign commercial t
tions. By judicious attention to this, the wealth ai!
Landed Proprietor may be increased, the blessingii
peace and plenty spread over the whole land, ere
hand be fully employed, alai every Labourer la
(u ought to be the case) his wants liberally prcri
fer, as the reward of his ow•n industry.

'Ministers, it is believed, will be very strong in t.
Session, which commences to-morrow. They nen
have the full support of the GRENVILLE party, of
WILBERFORCE party, called by some the Sair'', r
of many of the Landholders who have been a;a7r.e
by the Radicals. Strong measures will, it is believe:
be resorted to, to restrain the circulation of t•.e.:s:,
able and blasphemous periodiCal Publications .r.:
Pamphlets.

A change, much to the better, in the produce
the Revenue, has taken place within these few wei6

The Paris Papers of Thursday arrived in the con
of yesterday. They give some particulars of as
surrection which has broken out at Santa Maura, of
of the lonian Islands, originating in the discontent
the• people at some taxes which have been impold
on them. The insurrection had been put &crib,
the military force (British), and the island put lids
martial law.—Five per Cents. Wednesday, 69fr. 65c•

A Flanders Mail arrived this morning. The Bros.
sels Papers are filled with remarks on a trial against
the Printer of the Jaunted General des Pays Base
the suit of the Minister of his Catholic MAJESTY, fa
inserting an article relative to the banditti in Spilt
which contained insulting personal reflections on his
Catholic MAJESTY. The article was common to al-
most all the Journals, and the Editor insetted it only
as a sinister document. He has been sentenced to
pay a fine of 500 florins, and prohibited from conti•
ruing his p üblication for a term of three years.

In Prussia, too, the prosecutions against ale PreSS
are carrying on with great rigour. Criminal act'::!3
have been commenced against several auillors; Far'
titularly against Dr. JAHN, who in consequence l:••15
been removed from Custrin to Berlin, where he !'
confined in a place of security, till his fate shall 1:e
decided upon. The question whether the Tribeab
of the States of the 'Confederation, cr tl:e Central
Committee at Metz, shall decide on these af.T.in.s '3
the last instance; or lastly, whether a Coto t(f •
peal shall be established ? will Fethaps not be
mined upon before the meeting of the new Cc:';;''''s

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