Star.
London, England, 1820-03-22 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Major Cr-Hingham John
Smith, from V.eci Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Boor-
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chier, who exchanges.
22d Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel James Bourehier, front

11th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Smith, who exchanges.
Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant John Clyne to be Captain of
a Company, without purchase, vice Butler, deceased.
4th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Mitchell Anderson, from half-

pay 97th Foot, to be Paymaster, rice Loose...lle, retired upon
half-pay.
11th Ditto--Ensign Chalks Longfield Leslie, from 46th Foot,
to be Ensign, vice Robert Gordon, who retires upon half-pay

83d Foot, receiving tie difference. -
20th Ditto—Lieutenant Christopher Francis Holmes, from half-
pay 14th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice John Smith, who ex-
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changes, receiving the difference. -
29th Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Popham to be Captain of a
Company, without purchase, rice Patison, appointed to the
Bth Royal Veteran Battalion.
Ensign William Parker to be Lieutenant, vice Popham.
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41st Regiment of Foot.--,To be Lieutenants--Lie,.:tenant Kil-
dare Ilorrow•es, from half-pay 103 d Foot, vice Charles llar-

rison, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
Lieutenant Simon Pardon, from half-pay 4th West India Regi-
ment, vice James Clemens, who exchanges.
45th Ditto—Nicholas Sykes, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Williamson, promoted in Cie 73d Foot.
46th Ditto--Ensign Thomas Tait, from half-pay 83d Foot, to
be Ensign, paying the dfference, vice Leslie, appointed to the
18th Foot.

49th Ditto—Brevet Major John Baskerville Glegs to be Major,
by purchase, vice Ormsby, who retires.
Lieutenant Thomas Lamont to be Captain of a Company, by
purchase, vice Glegg.
Ensign David Morrison Sanders to be Lieutenant, by purchase,

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Viet' Lamont.
60th Ditto— Lieutenant Thomas Williams, from halr-pay 61st
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice George Frederick Stern, who

exchanges, receiving the diff wnc,?.
69th Ditto—Lieutenant William Henry Windsor, from half-
ray Ist West India Regiment, to bc Lieutenant, vice Lodge

Morris Prior, who excTiangts, recel,ing the difference.
75th Ditto—Quarterma,t -serjeant Malcolm :11‘1-hail to be
quartermaster, vice Murray, deceased.
90th Ditto—Ensign Edward Site-) d, from half-pay ;,9th Foot,
to be Ensign.
York Chasseurs—Alexander Boetefenr, Gent. to be Ensign, b 7
purchase, vice Dormer, promoted.
Ist Royal Veteran Battalion.—To be Lieutr.'ants—Lieutenant
livm D'Arcy, from half-pay 101st Foot.
Lieutenant George Pope, from half-pay sth Garrison Battalion.
To be Ensign—Ensign Thomas Iknry Doyle, from half-pay
sth West India Regiment, vice Austen, whose appointment

• has not taken place.
4th Royal Veteran Battalion—Licuten:mt William Aitken, from
half-pay Royal Waggon Train, to be Lieutenant.
Ensign Donald Al'Arthur, from half-pay Royal Staff Corps, to
be Ensign, vice Chiltern, whose appointment has not taken
place.
sth Royal Veteran Battalion—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant
W. Shaw, from 31st Foot, vice Egan, who returns to his f4r-

mcr situation on the Retired List.-
Lieutenant C. Alexander Villiers, from half-pay 10.2 d Font,
vice Campbell, whose appointment has net taken place.
Lieutenant tiarnuet Whalley, from half-pay I Sth Foot, vice
O'Brien, Who returns to his former situation on the Retired

List.
Lieutenant William Cib::on, from 90th Foot, vice King, who
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returns to his former situation on the Retired List.
Lieutenant Robert Ilann, lion half-pay Royal West India Ran-
ger s , vice Lynch, whose app9intinelit has n.t taken place.
Gth Royal Veteran Battalion.—To be Lientenants—Lieutenant
Samuel Nicholls, from half-pay Nova Scotia Fencibles, vice
Murchison, whose appointment bas rot taken place:_

Lieutenant dames O'n;ien, from half-pay' Sicilian Regiment,
vice Carnell, whote appointment has not taken place.
Lieutenant Howell Ball, from 1ia1..-pay 9.35 l rvot, vice Robert-
son, whose appointment has not taken place._ _ _

Bth litiyal Ycteran Batalion—Lieutenitta Isaac Raboteau
D'Arcy, front t:ftth Ftmt, to be Lieutenar.t, vice Irwin, whose

aripaiwinent has not takcu p!;:ce.
9th Royal Veteran Battalion.—To be Lieuterants--Lieutenant
Peter Abercromby, from half pay sliith Foot.
Lieutenant Henry Quill, front halt-pay :kid Foot.
STArr--Dispenser of Medicines James Campbell to
be I lospital-Assistant to the Forces, vice Consent, deceased.
Mx 7,!tia ViDA —The Chrich.n names i)f Ensign Stuart, of the
Gth Foot, are John Windsor, and rot John NVilliatn, as stated.
The commission of Adjutant Sorlie, of the 4th Royal Veteran
Battalion, has been antedated to t!-.:d November 1619.
Ett;,.‘l:•Nt LI the Gazette of the 14th instant.—Sth Royal
Veteran Battalion—For Lieutenant James Miles Milne to be
Lienterant, vice Knish:, read, vice Wtight.

Cotatillasion sigata by the (;coN cram- and Captain-General of

the Isle of Wight.

Glyru Campbell, Esq. tu be Deputy Lieuteuaut.

CHELTENHAM, MARCH 21.

This morning, precisely at nine o'clock, the Elec-
tion of a Master of the Ceremonies, in the room of
the late Captain FOTIMRINGIIAM, took place, which
terminated this afternoon, by the agreement of all!
parties. Captain CLounii, Master of the Cremonies'
of Margate and Ramsgate; Mi. 11.1 A nsiiALL, Master
of the Ceremonies of the Lower Roonis, Bath ; and.
Capt. SMITII, were the Candidates. The weather was
very propitious, and the hourly arrivals of beauty and
fashion, to vote for their favourite Candidates, from
Bath and all quarters, brought this place of fashion-
able resort to its wonted stax of gaiety. The Elec-
tion closed at half-past four o'clock, when the fol-
lowing was the State of the Poll:
Marshall-- ..... 435 I Clough 199 I Smith op
The Scrutineers will to-morrow make their Re-
turn of the Master of the Ceremonies.

Sunday morning, as Mr. WitsoN, of Devonshire-street, Port-
land-place, in compary of his family, was riding in their carriage
on their way to Fitzroy Chapel, the axle-tree broke, and the
carriage overturned ; one of the Ladies inside put her band out
of the window to save herself, when the carriage *tuned her
arm in so dreadful a manner as to render amputation necessary.
Garr Fox CHASE—Wednesday, the Bth instant, the Ha-
verfordwest fox-hounds threw off at Tretgarn Wood. After
drawing that and the neighbouring covers, they found in most
gdlant style, in a small patch of goss, near Sealyham, when Rey-
nard, on being closely pressed by the excellent and staunch pack,
was forced to quit his well-known haunts, and broke toward Ky.
castor,, leaving Spittalte the right, and from thence to Penypark,
Scullock, and Walton. Thence he proceeded over a high scent-
ing country to Pontyrochog Bridge, where he was in view for
several fields. Owing to a short check, however, be was ena-
bled to make for another point, andtried to gain Llandillo earths,
but was run into a field near Maenclocbog. The distance run
over could be but little short of 25 miles.