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Of whom may be had% by the lame Author,

s. A Table, an large Imperial Paper, that prefents a fuccina
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French ; and which reduces all the Verbs to a Angle Conjuga-
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" We have, on former occafions, Introduced Mr. Dads&
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have an acetwate-way thinking, and coofideralak gramma-
tical annum. And what treater praife can we beam/ upon any
Man than to fay that he =thin the line of his Note:Soo f The
Table before as Is comprehettfive to a degree beyond what we
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merely to the nyder dedenfioaand conjugations, but mends
to all anarnolies of Ase French Tongue. So far, therefore, as a
Chart of Language, which brings the.whole before us in one
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entitled to commendation and applaufc."
Eatrad from tte Review.

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MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR OFFICE, JAI:I./IRV 22.

14th Regiment of Light Th.Agotint—Caw:in the ii•owuraltle
Charles Butler, from the half ;•:y 2,1 t,t Lc
et.ptain, vice Pta cep who ClCii.ingc4.

31 Regiment of Foot Guards--Captain rt Mercer, from
the half pay of the RqUitent, to ha Lieutenant, vice Steward,
who cachanges.
3d Regiment of Foot Surgeon Thomas Anderfon, from tit:
half pay of the 4th Foot. to i.e SUrgroll, eiie Gill, removed
to the yth Royal Caertfee Kllttaloll. Hospital Mate
Shute to beAlliltant Surgeon, vice Matter, removed to the
sth Royal Garrifon Battalion.
4th Ditto—Hofpital Mate Aickfon to be Affillant Sur.
goon, vice Lind, removed to the 6th Royal Garrifon Bona-
lion

soh Ditto—Surgeon John Lear, from the half pay of tha 68th
Fuoi, to be Surgeon, vice Curtis, removed to the sth Royal
Garrifou Battalion.
reth Ditto—Captuu Lieutenant Junes Greaves to be Captain
of a Company, vice Redden. Lieutenant William
Shea to be Captain Lieutenant, vice Gtt..l•ol. Lieutenant
J. H.Mgeo, from the halt pay of the 54th Foot, to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Shea.
sash Ditto—Holpital Mate John Lennett to be Affilant Sur.
geon, rite Sanders, removed to the sth koyal ijarrifun Bat-
talion.
ayth I)ltto—Jams Graham, Gent. to be Enlign, by porthole,
vice Jones, promoted.
35th Dittos—Emirs William Gurley, from the aft Battalion of
the Royals, to be lieutenant, by porthole, vice Bach, who
retires.
3jth Ditto--Enfign Richard Church, from the r3th Foot, to
be laentetnen, by purehafe, vice Small, who retards.
40th Ditto--Captain Emery Harcourt, from the utth Foot, to
be Major, by put eaafe, victOore, promoted in the sth
64th litto .-.Enfrin James Leppert to be Lieutenant, by piar-
cha.rße, vice James, who retires.
83d Ditto--Susgeou Peter Nicola, from the half pay of thl
late nth Welt India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Days,
removed to the 3d Royal Garrifon Battalion. Hofpital Mate
C. Wake to be Adiltant Surgeon, vice Kidd, removed to 0141
7th Roy* Gentian Battalion.
85th Dttto.—Daptain George Mina*, from the half pay of
the 9th Welt India Regiment, to be Captain of a Pompom;
vice De la Dodflpe, removed to dudish Foot,
90th Ditr-rOkorgt Wynter, Gent. to he Bags, by parch**

Macho wee . y. _ _ _
34 Weft India Reitintent--Captain Hcary 'Grove, from the
bait pay of the nth Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, vice Rol's,
removed to the 4th Dragoon attards.
kit Dkto...Wilthaz Wilde, Gam to be Enka, without put,
chaL.,vice Sheridan, ruporkaled, ban aI Lnt wi•hout kart.
tR Royal Garrihm Battalion—H*lW Thomas W. to
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be Aftflant Surgeon.
ad Ditto--Entigs Stanford, from the Surrey Militia, to
be EnGgn.
To be Afhitant Surgeon.—Hofpital Mate Richard Arinftrong.

Hofpital Mate James Brady.
3cl Ditto—Esign John Stephesfon, from the Retired Lift. to
be Folly+, vice Rrohler, who is replaced on the Retired Li&
Surgeon George Days, from the 83d Foot, to be Sargeun.
Hofpitai Mate John Maxwell to be Alfiftant Sorgeoh.
sth Ditto—Surgeon James Curtis, from the Sth Foot. to be
Surgeon. AfMani Surgeon Richard Sanders, from the 24th
Foot, to be Alliftant Surgeon.
6th Ditto—Affiftant Surgeon J. Lind, [from the nth Tnot, en

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be AfSßant Surgeon. •
7th Ditto—Surston Cutbbeat GOI, front the 3d /not, to be
Servo
To be A `Rant Surgeona--Afilftant Surgeon John *tad, his
the 83d Foot MOW Willialna.`
Commillion in the Well Regiment of Suffolk ,
Militia, figned-by the Lord Lieutenant.
The Right Honourable Cheeks Lord Mount Brant to b. 4.
Colonel, vice the Right Honourable Comp Henry Earl of
ninon, reigned. Dated December 31, :so&
Commiffi ion n the Bedfordlhire Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant.
Jußiniln A Ilion, Efq. to be Captain. Dated January t, 043.
Commilikti in the Royal Exchange Divifion of
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the Loyal London Volunteers, ligned by his
Majelly. Dated January 7, t 803...
Lieutenant Knight qpcncte to be Captain, vice•Lartgton , re.

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flirted.
ConimifGon in the Devonosnd Cornwall Regiment
of Miners, figned by his Majelty. Dated No.
vember 30, tiloa.
Robot L. Jenkins, Cent. to be Adjutant.