Star.
London, England, 1821-11-20 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Nine Mates and llidsitipmen passed for Lieutenants at
Royal Naval College, l'ortsmouth, on Tuesday last
Sunday ae'nnight, a boat belonging to his Nlajesty's stonp it
SAKS° was lost near Weymouth, and three of her crew dru;sik
The Emelie, BOWLER, from Amsterdam to Bay
into Folkston yesterday, leaky, and sails damaged. el
The Agincourt, of London, was fallen in with on the I
heart, waterlogged and abandoned, by the Anderson', arrive
in the Downs. from Quebec.
The Wanderer. from Liverpool to Gibraltar, has put in; •
Holyhead, her upper-works being straiu~vl,
oad p,r u
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eboaked during heavy gales. She is discharging her car. !.
60, bla
of the bales are much damaged.
The Caledonia, 'foiimmaix, from Liverpool to New T
Into Cork on the 10th instant, leaky. try Iv
The Jane, from London to Itichebucto, was spokell,44ll
the 30th ultimo, in lat. 45. long. 40. out afty.three days, va
loss of main-topmast and principal part of her sails, by the u
linda, arrived in the Downs.
The Brothers. DENDAS, has arrived in Inverkcithlng Bab kr
Dantsic, &c. with loss ofboats and bulwark,.
pcymou,m, Nov. lg.—Wind S. E.—Arrived the Pervert.=
WATIOSI6 from Quebec, hi 24 days. Sailed the Counter
Kontaime ; and Louis and Julie, JAGER, for O porto; Mat
Cusrlsoa •' and Tom Cod, Botts:rot for St. Michael% ;
prier, for Demerara; and Glory, Pot:soca, for !hinds:
The Najad, Foarraou, front Faro for this pot, has been svl
off St. Ives.
Poarsoorrn, Nov. 19.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived a nurr
of the outward-hound from the Downs, among which are
following :—Shakapeare, Voiotia, llibberts, Princess Mob
Rockers, Prince George, Caroline, llichard and &lona, die
ward Hamilton, Standard, Melpomene, Emperor Alexan
Augustus Caesar, and the Friendship, for Jamaica; ltuKq
Hope, for Liverpool Victory, for Gibraltar; George 1).,
for St. Michael's; Pakmon, for St. 'Mums's; Paling GI
for Dominica ; Dale, for Savannah ; Sir Samuel I\l`Cdrilly
Sierra Leone; George Ilibberts, for Antigua; Margaret
Grenada; and his Majesty's ship Wye.
DtAL, Nov. 19.—Wind S.W.—Came down from the
and sailed, the General Graham, Cnntsmt, for Jamaica;
lington, PEASSEV, for ; and St. DlnUillE4), WE'
nut, for Pooh:: the two latter remain. Arrived anti rel
the l'ursuit, Betty.x, from l‘lemel for Bridgewater; the 11
Anntsost, from Newcastle for Jamaica; and Apollo, Tom.
from St. Petershurgb for Kamschatka. Sailed, the home!

bound for the River.
Itanneare, Nov. 19.—The Hope, At covs, has this dal
seised by the principal officers of his Majesty's Customs.
MARGATE, Nov. 19.—The Sarah, 1 Is.tmosn, from I
went ashore last night on Foreness Rods ; she is iq
have struck heavily and to make water, and that het •AL
was upset, but got right again. It is hoped she will be j
next tide.
'lacon', Nov. 19. Arrived the Prince of Orange r
with a Mail from Holland.
Ara, Nov. 16.—The sloop Aim. -of Kincardine, W. )
Master, from Malaga, with wide and fruit, lately stravdo
Ballasstrae, has been since got off, and is now lying in Car.:.
Locbryan, under strict quarantine. Two of the four tn•lib
ing to liallantrae, who went to her assistance, are on !me
other two are still encamped on the beach, under a guard.
Mate died on the voyage, and there is, at this moment, one
crew ill of the fever.
A Court Martial was held on Tuesday, on William 1
seaman of his Majesty's ship PaarroN, for stealing acl
meter, from Captain Moe:races, of which offence ke
Guilty, and sentenced to receive fifty lashes, to be mulct
months wages, and to be turned out of the Navy.—The
then proceeded to try a private marine, named G. Alder, bi
ing to the Iron:Was, on charges preferred against him bj C.
Sir It. MINDS, when he was sentenced to receive 24 IA
board his own ship.
Custom-House, Nov. 19.—Ships Entered Inwards:.
Rising Sun, from Faro ; Hoogly, from Madeira; Po
from Bilboa ; Sincerity, from Stangate Creek; St. Helens
Dantzie ; Ernest, from Caen ; John Howard, from Qs
John, from Hamburgh ; La Eaperanza, from Bilboa;
from Oporto; Hope, from Lisbon; Kitty, from St. I
burgh; and Integrity, from Dantzic.—Entered o;:rward,
Batavia, for Cadiz • Arno, for Naples ; Prince of charge
Rotterlam ; and ialward, for lied:wt.—Cleared dune
The Waterloo, for Sierra Leone ; Barbados ?luster, tot
badoes ; Regent Packet, for Limerick; Eclipse for int
Alexander, for Ilavre ; Manly, for Cork; and Tepky
Honduras.
PIRACIEF.
=TRAM TOIE THE ?:EW ORLEAN4 CAZZTTE, OCTISZE 1
" The vast number of piratical robberies have pris
mindon In the community here, not perhaps experienc
do lift war. We all knew that our Government hay
ammo to protect us, and every one is enquiring nth
imam are not made use of to prevent these his
as If we are more exposed by our topographical posit
oar sister States, then the greater necessity fur addition
Is required for our protection ; whilst our humanity es
vessels to the shores of Africa, to arrest the Slave Trade
oar vessels are sometimes occupied in transporting Rol
lies and Royal treasures—whilst, in fact, our Rag goats
sea, our own vessels are robbed, and our own citizens i
sod treated as outlaws, almost at their own dwellings.
" If we are correctly informed, it was at the instals
Senator, Mr. JOHIMON, that five schooners were rece
to proceed for the protection of our commerce to tit
Mexico, where are three schooners by chance: one •
on the Lake Penehartrain, under Captain RAM set.
know that Commodore Ila.rntasou has already forwi
dispatches (one by express) to Captain RAMAGE, and
thing has, and will be done, to prevent future &pre
Where the other schooners are, we know not; and wl
Officers do without vessels? It would require at
schooners, constantly cruizing sir this station and in d
give us security."

Among the recent Naval Appointments, the I
Paper mentions that of Mr. " Choospion" Dvmors to
Shipman of the Limy.
By the Thomas and Hannah, from R
learn that a Spanish brig, with some perm
board, was run on shore in the tremendou
Sunday se'nnight, near Honfleur ; the survi
have been carried to the highest hills in th
bourhood to prevent the infection, and tents
for them in which to undergo quarantine.
A letter from Barcelona, of the 31st ult.
following circumstance :—" The other day
cipal Junta was informed that a noxious od+
from a house in Nomalla-street, and that al
heard crying within the house. Upon thehc
visited, there were found the body of a m
disfigured by the ravages of the yellow fever
had been dead four or five days. Beside t
was a woman'expiring, and, lying upon her,
infant, which, in the torment of hunger, 11
and gnawing the breast of its mother."
The Trinidad Courant of the 14th Aug:
" We hear, with a warm feeling of gran
Sir RALPH WOODIORD, Bart. is exerting
procure for this Colony, a General Free
and that the many important modification
Excellency has submitted to Lord BATH
to be taken into consideration after the ac
of Parliament."—Trinidad is a thriving C
from its extent (about 90 miles by 60), toj
its local situation, and other peculiar 2
MST ere long become a very opulent con
Friday night, a circumstance somewha
the moving bog in Ireland, occurred at Reac
A garden at the back of a house in C
which forms the side of a hill, fell into th
neath. The trees now stand with the r
most, and the whole gives the appearance
quake : some pig-sties were buried in th
their inmates killed.

THE ARMY.

y sennight the Officers of the late 94th Regiment, or
"-• -ibieade, in Edinburgh and its vicinity, dined together at
tetiwardors Hotel, Captain Cararsaus, of Combie, in the Chair,
by General Score, of Malleny, and Colonel A.
Die evening passed with the hilarity natural to the
itLl°lll. d dd companions in war, enlivened by the glorious
Ineenlig. of having seen the a.rms of their native city flaatiog
Z-77-koph over the plabss and cities of Hindostan, Spain, Poe-
▪ Ad Prance, and the proud satisfaction that they had never,
lay one instance, during their eventful campaigns, failed to be
where commanded.
174,alaot.Colonel Cusasa has resigned the command of the
too fogs.
lOW, the 84th Regiment, quartered in F.nniskillcn for
root this, pas, received the route for Londonderry, and on
molly the first division proceeded on their march for that
its staff of the Regiment and the Light Company will
KIDS it gataiskillen, and that town will continue to be head-
• 611 further orders.
• doenllcers belonging to the Regiments serving in Ireland,
who bad kale of absence, are ordered to join immediately. The
and as embark from Plymouth as soon as the transports or-
! wefts:es Portsmouth, with the 15th Regiment.
Tuesday, the troop of the 3d Light ragoons quartered in
%dad about cis weeks, received the route for Cork, for which
*taboo they set out in the afternoon, about 4 o'clock. 'Davit
wean removal is in consequence of the disturbances in the
Doti of Cork.
jaggedly se night, the 19th Regiment, under the command
Litatenant•Colonel MILNE, marched into Mullingar, from
Lab, where they disembarked a few days since from &m-
-bad. They are to remain in those quarters until further orders.
T,,,aay, two companies of the Rifle Brigade marched from
nowt, where they had been stationed for a short time, for
pro), under the command of Major STSWART. •
Dr King of Peewee has conferred on Captain Du &sue (of
ke Britannic Majesty's 60th Regiment) the Cross of the French
Legioa of Honour.
A soldier named Pearce, belonging to the Ist Dragoons, was
Jakd last week at Branscomb, near Sidmouth, by the falling of
whom. At the time of the fatal occurrence he was conveying
cora for the use of a small party of the Regiment to which he
bamsd, velho are on duty on the coast service.
jtltaa Wissir.—The following is a list of Officers bri.l, ging
to Depots and Detaclunents, at Albany Barracks:
4th Foot, Captain Erskine, Lirutvtsant Breton.
sth ditto, Brevet Major Bennett.
9th ditto, Brevet Major Loftus' ('opts. Seward and Barnwell.
Ilst ditto, Captains :geode and Von Battenberg, Lieutenants
Doak, Bayly, and Beet.
la!, ditto, Brevet 'Maker Green, Lieutenant Dewson, Ensign
O'Hara, Assistant-Sat-unit Barclay, 91. D.—stationed in the
Wm ladies.
30th ditto, Captain Ryan, Lieutenants Sergeanston and Weir,
glair Ross.
Beth ditto, Brevet Major Dudgeon, asiguso llebden and
Nauesso.

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12,lditto, Captain Winchester, lieutenant Campbell. Ensign
Dap; Anistant-Surgeon Lennon—in Jamaica.
6th dine, Brevet lieutenant-Colonel and Captain Jervois,
Captain Montgomery, Lieutenants Sp raft, Senior, and Lynar.
nth ditto, Captain Maj rnis, lieutenant Coen.
ltd ditto, Captain Williams.
36th ditto, Captain Gilbert.
dlstiiitto, Captain Phelps, Lieutenant Kennedy.
SOth ditto, Brevet :%lajor Addison.
tith ditto, Captain Johnson, Lieutenant Ilunt.
90th duo, Brevet Major Dixon, Lieutenant Dowson—in
the Mediterranean.
Nth Into, Captain Johnstone, Lieutenant Roberts.
VA ditto, Captain Maclean, Lieutenants Shea, Cradock,
and Manley.
64th ditto, Captain-Lieutenant Ravenscroft.
75th ditto, Captain M' Lachlan, Lieut. Taylor—in Gibraltar.
66d ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel-Captain Riddall, Lieutenant
le Singleton.
71th ditto, Captain Crabb.
Est ditto, Captain Pilkington, Lieut. Montgomery, Ensign
—in Nora Scotia and Bermuda.
Nth ditto, Captain Valiant, Lieutenant Ilamilton.
OM ditto, Brevet Major Inithurm, Lieutenant Furst.
lea ditto, Captain GledstaneA.
Ili ditto, Captain Mackay, Lieutenant Hughes.
*ditto, Lieutenant Hatch—in Canada.
Matto, Captain Gethin, Lieutenant Gilbert—at St. Helena,
orders fur lkinhay.
Shinto, Brevet Major Thompson, Lieutenant Clarke.
sea ditto, Captain Baillie, Adjutant Matthews.
Mth diao, Lieutenant Kelly.
lid ditto, Brevet Major Abbey, Lieutenant Rose—at the

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lltbditto, Captain M'Parlane, Lieutenant Wall.
ildi ditto, Lieutenaht Grant.
la ditto, Brevet Major Creagh, Capt. Thomson—in Ceylon.
Sidi ditto, Brevet Major I'riehard.
biding), Cal.tait.s Ilan and Field—at the Mauritius.
tidititto, Captain 'Linsey, Lieutenant Macdonald.
Wino, Captain Dehitain' Lieutenant Beavar..
faking Brevet Major Bowen, Ensigns Brannon and Knox
—a Bombay.
al ditto, Brevet Major Howard.
rHhditto, Lieutenant Picking.
46th ditto, Captain Otway, Lieutenant Grant.
Sol ditto, Brevet Major hi' Caskell, Ensign Llodil.
Oh ditto, Captain Dawning, Lieutenant Harpnr.
19t1 ditto, Captain Daniel, Lieutenant Kennedy—at Madras.
14th ditto, Captain Itochfort, Lieutenant Meek.
17th ditto, Lieutenant Ansley, Ensign Edwards.
tisk ditto, Captain Le Mesurier, Lieutenant Campbell,
kill 4 Bennett.
SA ditto, Captain Butler, Ensign Clarke.
rah ditto, Captain Gulley, Ensign I lanis—at Bengal.
44 ditto, Lieutenant Duke—in New South Wales.
HALF-PAY OFFICEItS.
7lelapowing is a List of the OF.icers of the British Army
liked half-pay on the 24th of October last:
ist Dragoon Guards—Captains J. F.. G. Elmsall and J. N.
llibhßt; Lieut. J. S. Manning; Cornets T. Alcock and F. Lloyd.
td, Captains C. Paget and St. G. Cuff; Cornets IL G. Crau-
hid and J. Perceval.
3d, Captains C. Frost and IL Stracey ; Lleuts. J. Ragland
Ind It. It. Wilmot ; Cornets C. Markham and G. Todd.
4th, Captains \V. Burn and J. Chatterson ; Lieuts. N. I.
Brattish and C. tlakepeact ; Cornets J. Hunter and J. W. T.

I* captains A. J. Byrom and J. Wood; !lents. H. Hunter
ad J. Gardiner; Cornets J. Da;yell and Sir W. Clerk, Bart.
kb. or Carbineers—Captains J. Caulfield and W. 111. King-
; Ileutenant R. HoUingworth ; Cornets M. Daintry and W.
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Ill.law J. Lovewell and C. H. Somerset; Lleutenar
ak sod B. Everard ; Cornets W. E. Leeson and G. T.
Ihingud.
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_lll. lir Lori Dragoons—Captains W. Cox and T. Hoskir.s
_4" .C. Green and J. Chamberlain; Cornets N. C.
amowol and Sir L. P. Glyn, Bart.
I, Contains J. R. T. Graham and L. Mackenzie ; Lieutenant
Askew; Cornets A. W. Wyndham and G. Hobart.
MIDI* Dragoons—Captains G. M. Greville and W. Biath-
lon Lieutenants W. Mackenzie and James M' Queen; Cor-
mir. B. May and bonus Trollope.
‘,llisEnishillen Dragoons—Captains G. Randall and T. Irwin ;
41olmaate A. C. Lowe and E. Armstrong; Cornets W. H.
and G. T. Heigham.
h7l6lalfht Dragoons—Captains J. Wildman and F. Towers,
1,...._-`onants A. Chichester and H. Lyster ; Comets H. W. B.
*4°oall and Bache Thornhill.
lib Lancers—Captains C. Bacon and W. W. Huntly ;
Lord G. Bentinck and IL Knight; Cornets W. C.
'Mk and W. Eccles.
Hossars—Captains W. Cartwright and E. Hodgson ;
rats Hon. R. Watson and Lord J. Bentinck ; Cornets
L Dent and Hon. J. Coventry.
..1211° Lancers—Captains F. Russell and A. C. Cranford;
„ _umlauts R. Logan and Earl of Erroll; Cornets James B.
labia and lion. J. Kennedy.
1.1401 light Dragoons—Captains St. J. Charleton and M. C.
; lieutenant 11. Vandeleur ; Cornets T. D. E. Bur-
ls and Horatio Ross.
15th Hussars—Captains W. Stewart and Thomas Garth;
Uelt°43nt w. Elton ; Cornet W. F. Chetwynd.
Ist Regiment of Foot, or Royal—CaptainA. Campbell and
w• !rifling ; Ensigns John Mullon and W. H. Church.
„7,. 'le queen's Royal—Lieutenant W. Lystsui ridosiSls
". Conmve and J. It. Crawford.

-3d, or Buss—Captalns G. Whitcheofe aid J. Sutherland;
Lieut. H. F. Loayer • Ensigns R. 11.1'14abb and T. Piggott.
4th, or King's Own—Lieutenant Hon. M. Arbuthnot; En-
sign W. H. Shepley.
sth, Captain J. Welsh; Lieutenant 0. DI. Fry; Ensign
Charles Coote.

6th, Lieutenant W. Maxwell; Ensign H. Foley.
7th, Royal Fusileers--Captains B. Disney and R. Muter;
Lieutenants C. Ricketts, .1. 1). Bourke, and William Murray.
Bth, Captain H. Moriarty; Lieutenant T. R. Thompson; En-
sign T. J. Neill.
9th, Captain IL Ruse; Lieutenant W. Seward; Ensign John
Hilton.

10th, C.aptains E. B. 'Maine and W. Holden; Lieutenants B.
M'Nair and J. Shirriff; Ensigns J. Le Merchant and W.Childers.
1 1 th, Captain F. Macpherson; Lieutenants 1). S. Prideauz
and J. J. Peck; Ensigns W. IL Dtrenzy and G. H. Moore.
isth, Captains C. L. Fitzgerald and P. Browne; Ensign J.
J. Poundon. _

15th, Captain A. Wishart; Lieutenants W. W. Gulway ant
T. Allen; Ensigns Hnn. G. A. Browne and J. T. Galloway.
16th, Captain B. TrydeU; Ensign T. Jones.
18th, Royal Irish—Captain O. St. George ; Lieutenant J.
Campbell ; Ensign N. It. Tomlinson.
19th, Captain E. 114• Arthur ; Lieutenants J. Dowling and L.
Cowell ; Ensigns H. H. Rose and E. Cheney.
21st Fusileers--Captain G. Jack; First Lieutenant E. H.

Bridgenun.
22d, Captains G. T. Lindsay and J. Byrne; Lieutenant F.
Corfield ; Ensign C. Burlton.
25d, Fusileers-.-Captain I'. Powell; First Lieutenants IL P.
Douglas and 11. D. Keith ; Second Lieutenants J. P. Matthews
and G. Buller.
25th, Captains S. Biddulph and T. Stewart ; Lieutenants W.
Dunne and D. Dickson; Ensigns T. Robinson and R F. Noyes.
26th, Captain J. Dunn; Lieutenant Alexander Frazer; Ensign
W. E. Hay.
27th, Captain J. Bogue ; Ensign J. M. Ogilvie.
28th, Captain Archibald Kidd; Lieutenant W. R.II. Drury;
Ensign Lord S. Lennox.
29th, Captain H. Reid ; Lieutenants J. Lacon Akers and
C. R. Wright ; Ensign R. F.Waloud.
31st, Captains F. J. Ryan and A. Beamish ; Lieutenants C. H.
Farrington and It. E. Hammond; Ensigns Asaph Shaw and
W. S. hloorson.
32d, Captain C. Spedding ; Lieutenant V. Temple ; Ensign
J. C. Barkley.
33d, Captain J. Furlong; Lieutenant 11. Ilalford ; Ensign
J. li. Gibson.
55th, Captain T. Stapley ; Lieutenant J. Bart Wyatt; Ensign
G. Carnie.
36th, Captain C. Moody; Lieutenant Bar W. Cocker; Ensign
Clayton.
37th, Captain J. Thoreau; Lieutenant C. Vincent; Ensign
Hon. .1. C. J. Brown.
39th, Captains A. Hawkes and R. T. Dundas ; Lieutenants R.
Rhodes and T. C. Cameron; Ensigns W. Stewart and G. Pigot.
40th, Captains J. H. Garnet and T. P. Barlow ; Lieutenants
W.:l. Clarke and J. Arndt; Ensigns Joseph Curten and It.
Meyer.
42d, Captains J. K. Ross and G. F. St. John • Lieutenants G.
M' leer and G. Hogarth • ' Ensigns R. Macdonald and J. Byron.
45d, Captains li. G. Macleod and J. N. Jackson ; Lieutenants
W. Fraser and W. Carruthers; Ensign Joseph Hare.
45th, Captain R. Moore; Lieutenant G. Minter; Ensign W.
Foley.
48th, Captains!. B. Brooke and W. N.Watkins ; Lieutenants
J. Croker, A. Waddell, William Wilson, William ?detge, H.
M'Quare, W. Kenworthy, T. Weston, R. C. H. Gordon,
Charles Campbell, A. Russell, W. 0. Atkinson, J. Fennell, and
Lach. Bl'Alister ; Ensign Don O'Brien.
49th, Captain J. Mitchell; Lieutenant A. MiLachLin ; En-
sign J. Birney.
50th. Captain J. Anderson; Lieutenant Henry B. Tudor;
Ensign J. Vassall
51st, Captain J. Flamanck ; Lieutenants C. J. Baillie Hamil-
ton; Ensign J. Murray.
52d, Captains E. R. Northey and G. Hall; Lieutenants P.
Cosby and William Blois; Ensign William Vivian.
55th, Captain Cyrus Daniell; Lieutenant I'. froward; En-
sign M. Furlong.
56th. Captain 11. B. Hill; Lieutenant R. S. Vicars; Ensign
W. J. Fraser.
57th, Captains Rice Price and 11. Oulton • Lieutenants W.
Rourchier and J. Brown; Ensigns E. C. Smith and W. J.
P. Gore.
86th, Captain Warmor ; Lieutenant R. Barker.
60th, Lieutenant F. G. Bartlet ; Ensigns J. Sweeney and J.
Gilebtist.--61st, Lieutenant J. Hall.
62d, Captain Sack. H. Eaton ; Lieutenant J. Mansell ; En-
sign C. S. Jones.
63d, Captains T. Faithlough and H. M‘Gregor ; Lieute-
nants S. Douglas and W. Harding ; Ensigns J. Kershaw and J.
Ward.
64th, Captain J. W. Sarno ; Lieutenant P. D. Hahne.
66th, Captain J. 1). Dunne ; Lieutenants W. Kinpmill and
W. Kenzie; Ensigns J. Ward and C. Cooke.
68th, Captain J. Hewett; Lieutenant E. R. Hill; Ensign J.
Clarke.
70th, Captain J. Landon ; Lieutenant J. Gaston ; Ensign K.
C. Mackenzie.
71st, Captain C. Stewart; Ensigns H. Dallas and G. F.
Strangway.
. 72d, Captain J. Fletcher; Lieutenant W. Markham ; Ensign
J. C. Nicolls.
73d, Captains W. Raymond and 11. L. Daniel; Lieutenant
C. Auber ; Ensign It. Drewe.
74th, Lieutenant J. Taylor; Ensign C. A. Vallancey.
75th. Captain F. Farquharson; Lieutenant G. Baldwin; En-
sign Edw. Daniell.
76th, Captain It. R. Loring; Lieutenant C. Elliot; Ensign
W. F. Ilannagan.
77th, Captains T. Molyneux and J. F. Gell ; Lieutenants C.
F. Maclean and W. H. Douglas; Ensign J. Elliot.
78th, Captains J. APlver and J. Pennycuick ; Lieutenants
G. Munro and G. Sinclair ; Ensigns A. Dloatressor and S.
Cooper.
79th. or Cameron Highlanders-Captains J. Fraser and A.
F. Mackintosh;. Lieutenant T. Beckham; Ensigns A. Brown
and W. Boates.
sOth, Captain J. Butler; Lieutenant A. Gruebel ; Ensign C

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Crickett.
81st, Capt. W. Hay; Lieutenant J. Norman; Ensign E.
Harrison.
82d. Captain R. Martin; Lieutenant G. D. Drummond;
Ensign Thomas Byrne.
83d, Captain J. Shaw ; Lieutenant J. G. C. Burleigh ; En-
sign 11. liraham.
84th, Captains J. Spotswood and S. B. Beamish; Ensigns P.
B. F. C. Gtiliess and R. Blake.
85th, Captain Fra. Jackson; Lieutenant Hon. C. T. Monet-
ton ; Fusion H. M. Gordon.
86th, Captain C. APLaurin ; Ensign F. Dalgety.
88th, Connaught Rangers—Captain Hon. C. Napier; En-
signs Era. Baynes and W. Codrington.
90th, Lieutenant Lord W. F. Montagu; Ensign G. C. M.
1.. W. S. Johnston.
91st, Lieutenant J. C. Farmer; Ensign E. Mollet.
92d, Lieutenant John Clark; Ensign William Amsinek.
93d, Highlanders--Captain J. Macdonald; Lieutenants J.
Wilson and Machean • Ensigns Matt. Cassen and M. S. Christie.
Rifle Brigade—Captains A. Stewart, S. Webb, N. C. Tra-
vers, and J. C. Hope ; First Lieutenants A. Milligan, H. Brown-
rigs, W. N. Orange, and E. Otter; Second Lieutenant D. Ro-
bertson, Hon. C. Grey, H. Clinton, and Hon. C. D. Blayney.
Ist West India Regiment—Captain W. Drummond ; Lieute-
nant A. Halfhide ; Ensign J. H. Pickering.
2d, Captain J. Personage; Lieutenant C. J. Dunn; Ensign
W. 14PVicar.

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The late Dr. BARRETT, Vice-Provost of Trinity
College, Dublin, died on Thursday last, 'worth con-
siderably above £lOO,OOO.
REDUCTION OF TITNES.-•.The Rev. Dr. BRITTON,
Vicar of Bossall, in Yorkshire, has reduced his tithes
ten per cent and, at the same time liberally pro-
mised, if the present depressed state of agriculture
should continue, he will make a further reduction.
Nearly the whole of the prisoners confined for debt
in Tothill-fields Bridewell have been set at liberty, by
the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, in the most
liberal and humane manner, paying the debts for
which they were incarcerated; one of whom would
otherwise have remained twenty days in jail for a
debt of two shillings. Those who remain in prison
have been provided with warm rags.