Star.
London, England, 1827-07-04 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR 0211C2, JULY 2,1827.
6th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Thomas Christmas,
from the 35th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Bear, who exchanges.
9th Regiment of Foot—Ensign Harry Heron, from the 86th Foot,
to be Ensign, vice Browne, promoted in the 40th Foot.
16th !Aug—Lieutenant John O'Neill, from half pay.9sth Poot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Hutchlace, promoted.
19th Ditto—Ensign Frederick Deacon, from the half pay,-to be
Ensign, vice Elliott. promoted in the 40th Foot.
loth Ditto—Ensign William O'Kelly, from the lied Foot; to bo
Lieutenant, vice O'Brien, deceased; John Charles Best, Gent.
to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Houston, promoted.
26th Ditto—Lieutenant Lord Albert Conyngkain, from the half
pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Croke, appointed to the 56th Foot.
324 iXtto—Ensign Robert Payne' froth half pay 6th West India
Regiment, to be Ensign, vice 'Ross, promoted in the 64th Foot.
35th Ditto—lieutenant liti Stratford Best, from the 9th Light
Dragoool, to be Lieutenant, vice Christmas, who exchanges.
40th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Balfour to be
Lieutenant-Colonel; Brevet Major Richard Turton to be -Ma-
jor, vice Balfour.—To be Captains--Lieuteoant Henry Millar;
Captain John Knight Jauocey, from the half pay, vice Tattoo.—
To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant James Pickering, from half pay
96th Foot; Lieutenant John Ellb, from half pay 66th Foot;
lieutenant William Moir, from the 14th Foot; Lieutenant Fran.
cis Stanford, from the S7th Foot; Lieutenant Frederick Dundas
Radford, from half pay 17th Foot ; Lieutenant Ernest Augustus
Slade, from the 54th Foot ; Lieutenant Perceval Ramsay, from
the 87th Fuot ; Ensign John M' Duff, from the 424 Foot t En-
sign Boyce 111'llenzle, from the 76th Foot; Ensign John Henry
Browne, from the 9t4 Foot ; Ensign John Perry Elliott, from
the 19th Foot ; Ensign Anthony Plinths, from the 49th Foot.—
To be Ensign—Giles Keinse;Gent. vice Nicholls, deceased.
424 Ditto,—Ensign William Thomas Tinne, from the half pay
(Gentleman Cadet from the Royal Military College) to be
sign, vice M' Doff, promoted in the 40th Foot.
44th Ditto—Ensign Richard Pierce Lewis, from the half pay, to
be Ensign, vice Daniell, appointed to tbe 76th Foot.
49th Dittoi*—Gentleman Cadet Mortimer R. S. Whitmore, from the

Bo Military College, to be Ensigis,.vics Phibbs, prow*. ed to
the 40th Foot.
84th Ditto—Ensign Eo lAos Ems from the 32d Foot, to be Liena
tenant, vice Slade, appointed to the 40th Foot.
55th Ditto—Captain Clutha Mills, from the half pay, to be Cap-
tain, vice Alexander Gardiner, who exchanges, receiving the dif-
ference.
56th Ditto—Lieutenant Wentworth Croke, from the 26th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Finnic, appointed to the 82d 'Foot ; Ensign
Thomas Alexander Sauter, from the 98th Foot, to be Ensign, vice
Eager, promoted in the 48th Foot.
62d Ditto—Allan Lewis Gwynne, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase,
vice Blaney, promoted.
65th Ditto—Lkutenant Edward St. Vincent Dishy, from the half
pay, to be Lieutenant, vita Geo. Thcinsas Parker, who exchanges,
receiving the difference.
69th Ditto—Captain Isaac Downing to be Major, by purchase, vice
Peel, promoted to the 53d Foot ' - Capt. John Augustine Ingram,
from half pay 101st Foot, to be Captain, vice Downing... ' .
71st Ditto—Capt. Wm. Osborne, from the half pay, to be Captain,
vice John Roberts, who exchanges.
75th Ditto—Frederick Pringle Walton, Gent. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice O'Hara, promoted.
76th Ditto —Ensign Ralph Alien Daniell, from the 44th Foot to be
Ensign,vice 51•Kenzie, promoted in the 40th Foot.
82d Ditto--Lieut. Boyle Travers Ramis, from the 56th Foot, to be
Lieutenant vice DonneJlan, promoted.
85th Ditto—Samuel Wansley Blacken, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Fitzpatrick, promoted.
86th Ditto—Ensign Frederic Beyrimbof de Daubravra, from half
pay 35th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Heron, appiiinted to the9th
Foot.
89th Ditto—Ensign Mundy Pole to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Barrett, promoted in the 86th Foot.
92d Ditto—Thomas Ormsby, Gent. to -be Ensign, vice O'Kelly,
promoted in the 20th Foot.
96th Ditto—Robert Sherbourne Murray, Gent, to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Sinter, appointed to the 56th Foot. •
97th DittoLleut. Alex. Gordon; from half pay 34th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, repaying the difference he received to the Half Pay
Fund, vice Thomas 111•Donougb, who exchanges.
Rifle Brigade—Richard Henry Fits Herbert, Gent. to be Seemed
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cuisine, promoted.
Ist West India Regiment—Lieutenant Hector Downie, from half
pay 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Johnston, promoted.
Royal Newfoundland V c n Companies—Hospital Assistant
Henry Makesey to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Strachan, de-
ceased.

unazzareizo.
To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase—Lieutenaht Edward
Hopwood, from the 69th Foot ; Lieutenant Geary Hutchison,
from the 16th Knot • Lieutenant Hon. George Warren Ed:
wardes, from the 2d Life Guards.
To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase—Ensign Wm. Hour
town, from the 20th Foot ; Ensign John Wilson Fitzpatrick,
from the 65th Foot; Ensign Richard Blaney, from the 62d
Foot; Ensign G. W. D. O'Hara, from the 75th Foes; Second
Lieutenant William Cumin, from the Bide Brigade.
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Brevet Colonel Sir Thomas Noel Hill, K.C.B. on the half pay, to
be Dtputy Adjutant-Gentral to the Forces serving in Canada,
vice Sir John Haney, appointed an Inspector of Army Clothing.
mum.

Lieutenant Henry Brown, of the Honourable East India Com.
patty's Service, attached to the Company's Depot at Chatham',
to have the temporary rank of Lieutenant In the Army while so
employed, vice Jacob.

MIMORANDIIM.
Officers have beta allowed to dispose of their

half pay :—captain Sir William Bootbby, Bart. half pay 7th
Garrison Battalion; Captain James Dent Weatberley. half pay
60th Foot; Lieutenant Frederick Beatty, half pay 7th Light
Dragoons; Lieutenant Samuel Whalley, Retired List stk Royal

*et;ran Battalion.

A Detachment belonging to the :Id Regiment of Dragoon Guards,
marched on 3loriday morning, from Westminster, fur Bristol, on
route to Cork.

Thursday, the Tyne Hussars, under the command of Colonel
CantralLL,compkted their eight days' permanent duty in Newcastle
and Gawked on Thursday last. They acquitted themselves while
out in a soldier-like mann.-r ; and it is much to the credit of so nu-
merous a corps that. the Colonel, in his address at parting,declared
that (tom their regularity and good conduct during the time of their
bring upon ilety, there had not been a complaint laid before him
against a single individuaL lb' the same day. the new Major
(Iticila an !luso S see, Esq.) gave an elegant entertainment
to the Officers of the regiment, at West Jtseautitt 11.,ete.

!NMI THE ETOILE, DATYD UONDAT, JULY 2:
PAIIIB, Aux 1.
The citadel of Athens was occupied by the Turks its
the 2d of June.
The garrison had their lives spared. Colonel Fabvier
and the other Philhellenes obtained permission to go
wherever they pleased.
The few Greeks who remained in the Pilsen, with
General Church have either dispersed or withdrawn..
The Bavarian officers, etcept Colonel Heidegger,
have quitted the service of the Greeks.
Ibrahim Pacha was at Prams, where he had received
ra reinforcement of cavalry •
The Lasitanne Gazette announces that troubles have
broken oat in Appenzelll the inhabitants of the Rhodes
interior, who have long been in an agitated state, com-
mitted on the 18th of June various acts of violence.
The exhortations of the magistrates were disiegerde,,l;
some of them, it is said, experienced personal ill•treat-
' "gat, and have resigned. their offices. The Government
Whig wholly unable to Madre itself sespected, has re-
quired the assistance of the federal authority., t
We learn at the same time, that the Couricil of State
of Zurich, as directing Canton, had an extraordinary
meeting on the morning of the 22d of June, on the ar-
rival of the dispatches, and appointed M. Landarnmon
Sydter, Of Zug, to re-estahlish public order at Appeo-
sell: -
Private letters from Sr. Petersburgh say, that tire
departure of Count Capo d'huia was to be filed in the
first fortnight of this month. It Its said that his &eel-
lency will proceed first to OJessi,'then to Greece. So
many reports have been spread respecting the journey
lof this statesman, and his future destination, thay.sTe
Iseult wait for facts before we can believe any thing.
It is said that the fleet at Cronstadt will call in July.
As the object of the expedition is not unknown to the
crews, the men who compose them are said, by an eye-
witness, to be animated by extraordinary enthusiasm.
As the Gazette de France was to cease from the I,t
of July, And to be joined with the Erode, the proprietors
of the Etoik have unanimotrill lie Solved to adopt the
title of Gazette de Fraltoe, slAla %Hach is as old ai the
reign of Louis Xlll. 341 •''
• The sews of the sorrender4T ate Ai:togas hasbeen brought
byes English courier, dispatched by Sir F. Aim. He has travelled
with extraordinary speed, baviug lett Corfu as the 10th of Jaw,
he passed through Paris on the 25th.- .} Studs.

•
LISBON PAPERS.
LISBON. 3m's 110.
The Gazette contains two official notices. The first,
dated Bemfica, June 11, accepts the resignation the
Marquis Monteiro Mot., -on his representation that a
sudden attack of his disorder renders it impossible for
him to.discharge the duties Af.the office-of Minister of
Finance, to which he was nominated by a decree of the
same day, or to take, ad interim, the department of
Foreign Affairs. The second notice states the appoint-
ment of Mandel Antonio de Carvalho to the post of
Minister of Finance; it is dated Bemfica; Julie 17,
signed by the Princess Royal, and countersigned by the
Minister of Marine, de Noronha.
A Decree of the 15th of June orders, that on accoont
of the inconvenience that continually occurs from she
uncertainty and irregularity in the management of the
Royal Archives, this department is to be placed odder
the Secretary ot State for the Interior. s
WAR.OIIICII, Jots 20.—Her Highness the Infanta
Regent, observing the frivolous pretests and various
subterfuges by which some officers get themselves ex-
empted from active service, orders the Generals of pro-
vinces, Governors ot fortresses, and Commanders of
corps, to be strict and scrupulous in the information
that must be given respecting petitions for leave of
absence. The medical men are, on their side, to be
also strict and accurate in their examinations and re-
ports respecting the health of the applicants."—Lisban
Gazette to ✓arse 23.
JUNE B.—The Duke of York steam-boat arrived here
yesterday, in five days from London, by which we have
received the English journals of the 10th and the 1 t h
instant. , . .

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The ship Canoa sailed to-day for Rio de Janeiro.
Among the passengersis.Captain Manuel Joaquim de
Lima Berri de Prep, of the Geneial Staff, who is said
to be the bearer of dispatches from the Government to
his Majesty Don Pedro I.
Exchange on London 30.-0 Portugatex, Axe 23.