Star.
London, England, 1819-12-22 00:00:00

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vice Granter.
Ist West-India*Regiment—Lientenant James. Anderson, from
half-pay of the late Royal York Bangers, to be Lieutenant,
vice James Palmer, who exchanges.
Ist Royal Veteran Battalion.
To be Captains of Companies--Captain Joseph Chapman, from
the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Sutherland, whose
appointment has not taken place ; Capt. Harry Walker, from
the late gd Royal Vete= Battalion.
To be Lieutenants.—Lieutenant William Williams, from the late
Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Davis, whose appointment
has not taken place; Lieutenant James Dudley, from the late
1 Veterlia Iwit on.
To be .igns--Ens4lll Angus ][,Taggart, from the Late Sth
• Royal Veteran Battalion; Bags William Austen, from the
late 11th Royal Vets= Battalion.
2d Royal Veteran Battalion.
To be Captains of Companier—Carain James Enright, from
the late- 16th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Gifford, whose
appointment has not taken place; Captain Dacia &Pherson,
from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Ke'ly, whose
appointment has not taken place; Captain John Royal, from
the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Agnew, whose ap-
pointment has not taken place.
5d Royal Veteran Battalion.
To be lieutenants—Lieutenant George Fraser, from the late
Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, vice APCullock, whose appoint-
ment has not taken place; Lieutenant Patrick Corbett, from
the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Taylor, whose ap-
pointdtent Itas not taken place; Lieutenant Thomas Brown,
:ram the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieutenant Chas.
Mott, from the late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Tur-
ner, whose appointment has "not taken place; Lieutenant
Henry White, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion;
Lieutenant Joseph Godett, from the late Id Royal. Veteran
Battalion; vice Phillips, whose appointment hu not taken place.
4th Royal Veteran Battalion.
Major Win..Sandys &Wilton, from the 11th Foot, to be Major.
To be Captains of Companies_-Captain John Campbell, from
the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion ; Captain John &Der-
mid, from the late 5d Royal Veteran Battalion ; Captain
Thomas Levet Metalfe, from•the late 6th Royal Veteran
Battalion, vice Power, whose appointment has not taken place;'
Captain Malcolm M'Lean, from the late 7th Royal Veteran
Battalion, vice Alton, whose appbintment has not taken place;
Captain John Crooks, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Bat-
talion, vice Chapman whose appointment has not taken place ;
Captain John Nicholson, from the late sth Royal Veteran
Battalion, vice 'Webb, whose appointment has not taken place.
To be lieutenants—Lieutenant Allan Cameron, from the late '
9th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Ross, whose appointnasse
has rot taken place; Lieutenant Alexander al`Millan, from
the late 4th Royal Veteran Batt. vice It Inner, whose appoint-
plant has not taken plate; Lieutenant Harman TWO, from
the lite e.th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Nottaington, whose
appointment has nut taken plate.
To be Ensign-rßnaign Peter Mackey, from the :ate 11th Royal
Veter;in Battalion, vice 4..'artivtight, whose appointment has
not taken place.
5:1% Royal Veteran Battalion.
T. be Oki:ruins oi CnmpanierCaptalit Komar Powerfrom
Om lite.sth Royal. Veteran Battalion; • Captain cachet' Damp-
: beg, from the late 3d Royal Veleta Battalion, vice Hall,
whose tap ointment has not taken place ; Captain John Wynne
Webb, from the late id Royal Veteran Battallte; eke
Walker;whose appOintment has not taken place.
To be Licutenants—ylieutenant John Campbell. from the late
. Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Cm, whoae appointment
lois not taken place ; leintund -Tubbs, from the late**
Royal Veteran Bottalloti ; Lieutenant Thomas Lynch, front
the late nth Royal Veteran Battalion.
Sob* linaigu.—klisign Thomas Bash, from the late tot Royal
Veteran, Baetallous vice Willis, whose appointment has
the
taken place.
To be Qualtentenatee—Qoartermager Addrew HaTI fromfrom
late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion.
Ith Itoyal Veteran ihnealion. •
Lieutenant Piiilip Peri Carpel, front the !moist jtoyal Vett-

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ran hattalidn, to be Lenten:att.:vice Tit4all, *hose appoint.,
inent has atet taken place. •
7th Royal Veteran Sawagoo.
Captain Daniel Gordon, from the late 7th' Royal Veteran Bat-
• talks', to be Captain of a Company, eke Skene, whose ap-
pointmetit has not takep place.
Quartermaster John Morrison, froin the late td Royal Vetiella
Battalion, to be Quartermaster, vied Graham, whom Igo-
pointment has not taken place.
• Bth Royal Veteran Battalion.
Major-Gem:nil Alexander Mark Kerr Hamilton, from the Mr.
pay of the 7th West India Regiment, to be Colonel, vice tea:
tor-General Raymond, whose appointment has not etkell
Captain Francis Graham Fairthaugh, from the late 4ilt 100181,
Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company; Lfeastesteit-
' Creighton Irwin, from the late 11th Royal Veteran Botta* •
lion, to be Lieutenant ; Ensign William Gibbs, front the late
7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign; Quaiterensuller
Miles Kewln, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to
be Quartermaster.
• Bth Royal Veteran Battalion.
Brevet Lientenant-Colonel Richard Armstrong, from the 76th
Foot, to be' Major.
Me be Copulas of Compatike—Captain flew the
late pith Heys' Veteran Battaliotia Captain John Ohm*
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Itlackayo from the late 11th Royal Veteran Battalion.
To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Stephens-Cole Bo'fren, folo'
late Ist RoYil Veteran Battalion ; Lieutenant -robs
from the late td Royal Veteran Battalion; Lentehant Ave.-' ,
thou), Moran, from the late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion.
" 10th Royal Veteran Battalion.
jkovet 'Lieutenant-Colonel John Fos, from the half-pay of the
Stith Foot, to be Major, vice Collis, whose appointment has
not taken place.
To be Captains of Companim—Captain Gear from
the late 4th Veteran Battalion; Captain William Gibson,
• front the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion.
''TO be Lieutenants--Lieutenant Adam Gkndenning, from the
late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Lieut. Robert Stowards,
from the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion ; Lieut. Geoige
Chapman, from the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieu?.
William (iiliand, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalki ;
Lieut. Matthew 0' Ilea, from the late 14th Royal 'Vet. Face.
• 'WAR OFFICE, DECE)IISER 20,1819.
17th Regiment of Light Dragootis-a-Lleut. George G. Craw,
from the 24th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Wetter,
who exchanges.
24th Ditto—Lieut. Santee Ward Watson, from the 17th. Light
Dragoons, to be Lieutenant. vice Shaw, who exchanges.
23th Ditto—Brevet Major William Thom to he Major, with-
out purchase: vise Odell, deceased ; Llect. - Robert Nicholls
to heoCaptain of a Troop, rite Thorn; Cornet H. M. Elliot
to be Lieutenant, vice
17th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Alexander Robinson bale,
to be Captain of a Company,' without purcha;e, vice Thom-
son, deceased. •
To be Lieutenants, without purchase- -Ensigns Attired 'Willlatn
Gray, vice Stewart, deceased; . !Wan Philip Nicolle Aniey,
vice Gale. . .
To be Ensign, withoutasurehiitearamalet Allen Yount. Gent.
vice Gray.
34th Ditto—Lieutenant Sward Conolly to be Captain- of a
Company, without parched*. vice Price, deceased.
To be Lieutenants, wlthmA)perchase—Ensign Joseph Fletcher,
vice Comity ; Ensign Whore Ellis Sweeny, vice Alta°,
deceased.
se Ensigns, withost. purchaser-Alexander Adam, Gent. vice
etcher; Joltaltoddart, OW. 'Ate Sweinf:
Ditto—William Towers Routledge Smith, Gent. to be
ign, without purchase, vice 'Marriott, appointed, to the
Llghtpragoons.
—EleutenasstArthni Daly to be Creels of a Company, •
purehase,-vice Deco, deceased ; Ensign James
oe Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Daly ; Timms
Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Mutton,
promoted in the 67th Foot.
59th Ditto—Ensign W. H. Sampson to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice ISPLaughLan, deceased ; John Vincent, Gent.
to be Ensign, without purchase, vice-Sampson.
67th Ditto—Captain James Cassidy to be Major, without pur-
chase, vice Maxwell, deceased. To be Captains of Contra-
nies without purchase: Lieutenant Robert Coekerell, vice
Owen; deceased; Lieutenant Edward William Bray, vice
Cassidy, To be Lieutenants, without purchase : Ensign John
Bolton, vice Cockerel! ; Ensign Daniel :11` Daniell, vice Clarke,
decemed; Ensign Benjamin James Carden Muirson; from the
53d Foot, vice Bray. To be Ensign, without purchase : Jo-
nathan Eliot, Gent. vice Arrow, deceased.
84th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Dwyer, from the 22d Light
Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice
Mattis, who retires.
87th Ditto—Lieutenant William Hutchinson to be Captain of
a Company, without purchase, mice Costley, deceased..
89th Ditto—Ensign William Netbitt Orange tube Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Reynolds, deceased.
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Dumbarton :
John Buchanan, F.sq. neutenantaCelonel of the Dumbarton-
Shire Local Militia, to be Vice-Lieutenant.
Commission in the North Hants Militia, signed by the Vice-
Lieutenant of the County of Southampton :
Charles Bedford Eastwood, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Drake,
resigned.
Commissions in the Kinross-shire Treep of Yeomanry Creak),
signed by the Lurd Lieutenant of the County of Kinrost:
Charles Adam' Esq. to be Captain Commandant.
Charles Stein, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
James Skelton, Gent. to be Cornet.
Commissions In the Wiltshire Regiment of Yestataart_Cavalry,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant or the email of. Wilts
Richard Bethel Coxe, Gent. to be Lieutenant. .
George Grove and William Wyndham, jun. Gents to be Cornets.
Commissionin the Derbyshire Regiment of YeentantileTyeley.,
signed by the Lett Lieutenant of the Coulny of
Robs. Jas. Hartshorne,Gent. to be Cornet, vrce.Pole, resigred,

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The 6th Royal Veteran Battalion are now in bar-
-Iracks at Canterbury.
DUBLIN, DEC. 16.—The report of the loss of case
of the Wit-Office Bristol Packets, off Danleary, and
that '29 recruits and taro sailors were drowned, is
untrue. The violence of the gale, ontoesday last,
obliged the vessel to drop her anchor, which she
dragged, but rode out the storm, without damage.
A letter fromiKrwcastle-opon-Tyne, dated the ieth
ipst. states, that a serious disturbance took place in
that town on the preceding night, occasioned by an
altercation between some of the Loyal inhabitants
'and a set of Radicals. This,affsir soon hecarre so
serious, that the MAYOR, and the principal Military
Of6cers in the place cube forward, and an express
was sent to the Bsrracksfor the Dragoons, who soca
appeared. The Radicals now became outrageouk
and joined in singing 4, Scots tollsha'e tvi iVuOittu
bkd. Every endeavour to persne;le them to di perie
was answered by loud Mazza'. A few Members of
Sir THOMAS rsultDON'S Yeomanry sliewed themselves,
'but were greeted by such yells, hisses, and.biersts of
laughter,:asfrightened their horses, and they soon re-
tired, The Dragoons were occupied in dispersing
the Nadic;:ls above two hours, As, when they had
cleared ore place, sbouts were intaindionly,immrd is
another: However the affair tearisted litVlBo say
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