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London, England, 1826-04-10 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 7, 1826.
24 Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Lieutenant Honourable Bober'
Howard, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant; vice Matthew
Steirart, who exchanges, receiving the difference ; Cornet Fre-
derick Charles Griffiths to be Adjutant, vice Collins, who re- •
ago' the Adjutantcy only.
Ditto--Lieutensiit Edward _Burnaby to be Captain, by pur-
chase, rim Abercromby, promoted; Cornet Alfred Slieweil to
be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Burnaby; John T-atiutan,
Goldie Taqinnan, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Sta.:well.
4th Ditto—Cornet Edmund F. Hera to. be Lieutenant, by pm-
ch.uii, vice Brooke, promoted.

sth Ditto—Cornet Sir William Henry St. Lawrence Clarbe, Bac:.
to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Kennedy, promoted; Time
Mills Goodleke, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Clarke;
Veterinary SurgeonJuhn Constant, from tie 3d Light Dragoons.
'tit he Veterinary Surgeon, vice Ryiline, superseded.
Gth Ditto—Cornet and iticlingmaster William S. Phillips to have
the rank of Lieutenant.
7th Ditto—Cornet John Bohol to be Lieutenant, by purchasseedee
Cochran, promoted ; John Cronyn, Gent. to be Coruet, by per.
chase, vice Osborn, promoted.
Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Washington Hibbert to es
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4th Ditto—Lieutenant George Parlhy to be Captain, vice Butrows,
deceased ; Cornet Archibald Edmund Bromwich to be Lieute-
. sant, vice Murray, deceased ; George Arthur Brownlow. Gent.
to be Cornet, vice Bromwich.
nth Regiment of Dragoons—To be Captains--Captain Henry
William Berkeley Portman, frum the lialf•pay. vic=e Richard
Down, who exchanges, receiving the dererence ; Captain George
Nixon- Rawest frenetic ballepay. vice Bernina Biasheillsiesillie •
changes, receiving the difference. te.••
To be Lieutenant, by purchase—Cornet Hon. John Atbeilitliet,
vice Mitchell, promoted.
Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Robert Pringle to
be Captain, by purchase, vice Cathcart, promoted in 22d amt.
To be Lieutenants by-purchase--Cnrnet Francis flan, vice feted
Hopeteun, promoted; Cornet Charles Crespigat Vivian, vice
Pringle.
Nth Dino—Captain William Druillinend tole hlajor, by purchase,
vice Arnold, .promoted; lJeutenant William Henry Woote to -
be Captain, by purehale, vice Dru,nimende Carnet Stephens
. Lyle to be Lieutenant, by purchase, eke Wood.
lith Ditto--Captain Jame, lomUnsou, fr.tni the 15th Light Dna-
• goons, to be Captain, vice Wetherell, who exchanges; Cornet
William Handley to be Lieutenant, by purcbaseorice Stewart,
. promoted ; Charles. Rabat/ea Hyttdrnan, Gout. to be Cornet, by
purchase, vice Handley. • .
11th Ditto-eTo be deeetanants, by purchase—Cornet Frederitk
. William iinnUloe,vice Reeked* l)recnoted ; Cornet Granville
Beeves vice Stewart„ promoted.
To be Cornet, by purebasie--Federick ll. Vane, Gent. viceDowes.
13th Ditto—Captain Richard Brunton to be Major, by purchase,
'vice Higgins, promoted.
To be Captains—Captain Charles-Wetherhall, from the Ifth Light
Dragoons, vice Tonakioson, ash r exchanges; I.ieutetsain John
Horatius blaitiand, by purchase, *ice Menton.
o be Lieutenants, by purchase—Cornet John Guy Evered, vice
: tang, promoted in the eth Foot ; Cornet Thomas Ftederak
Bart, vice Brown, promoted.
To be Cornet, by purchase—Rickard Gethin, Gent. vice Hart.
.13th Regiment M Light Dragoons—To be Lieutenants—L ieuto-
•nallt George Callaghan, Irene half-pay of the Regiment:. vice
William Gamier. who exchange+, receiving the difference; Cornet
. James Rant, by purchase, vice Dundee promoted. •
7. be Carnets—Cornet Charles Julius fierguere &pin half pay of
the ;lid Light Dragoons, vice John Shelly, who Ger-
sets Parker Budge, Gent. by purchase, vice Rehr.
16th.Ditto—Cornet Edward Guest to be Lieuteuatit, by purchase.
vice Armstrong. promoted; Benjamin 'Norris Eve...nerd, Gent. 40
, be Cornet, by purchase, vice Guest ; Assistant Surgeon eaters
• Mouat, M.D. from the 13th Foot, to be ateeleaut SurgeoneVice
Mallocb, promot .d in the 46th Foot.
leth Ditto—Major Anthony Bacon, from the half-eay, to be Maier,
vice Geotge Luard, who exchanges, receiving the diffemece;
- Lieutenant William Tuvey Hawley Fisk to be Captain, by pur-
chase, vice Johnston; promoted.
be ilJeutenaitts, by eurdiaso-seCornet Robert James Elton; rice
a Fisk ; Cornet John Buren, vice Loftus, plamoted.
To be Cornets, hypurchase—Nath inlet Boyle French Shawe, Cent.
vice Ellor ; Parker, Gent. vice Barron.
T• be Adjutant Lieutenant John Barron. ice Fl+k, promoted:
Ist or Grenadier RegiMent of Foot Guards—Td he Lieutenants
• and Captains—Captain Honourable James Sr. ,Clair, from the
half-pay, vice George A. Allen, who exchanges, receiving the
difference ; Ensign and Lieutenant John Thomas Perceval, by
purchase, vice Dawkins, promoted. •
To be Enalgn and Lieutenant, by purchasetWilliam ThorittOn,
Gent. vice Perceval.
3d Regiment of Foot Guards—George Moncrieffe, Gent. to be En-
sign and Lieutenant, by purchae, vice Dixon, promoted.
lst Regiment of Foot—Captain David D:uchar, to be Major, by
purchase, vice Graham, who retires.
To be Captains—Lieutenant James Bland, without purchase; Lieu-
tenant James Vernon Fletcher, by purChase, vice Deuchar.
To be Lieutenante—Ensign John Wells Butt, without purchase;
Ensign and Adjutant John Mullen to have the rank ; Ueutendnt
Arthur Lyttleton Macleod, from the halepey, vice Samuel Sar-
gent, whose appointment has not taken place; Ensign Asset:slue
Howard Ormsby, vice Williamson, deceased; Ensign Tyrrell
Mathias Bytne, vise Bichner, deceased ; Lieutenant William
M'Pherson,from the 2d West India Regiment, vice Bland; En-
sign Alexander Mackenzie, by purchase, vice Fletcher.
To be Ensigns—Ensign James Ritchie. from the Ist. Royal Veteitas
Battalion ; Ensign Francis Carr, from balfosay_ 3d Wee India
Regiment, vice Ormsby; William Devaynes &Word, Gent. by
purchase, vice Mackenzie, promoted; Ariaby, Mead Wilmot,
Gent. by purchase, vice Campbell, appointed to the 4th Foist;
Francis Hoskins, Gent. without purchase, vice Butt; Richard
Going, Gent. without purchase, vice Byrne.
3d Ditto—Major Charles William Wall to be Lieutenant Colonel;
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel C. Cameron to he Major, vice Wall.
To be Captains—Brevet Major Arthur Bowen, from half-pay Slit
Foot; Lieutenant William Woods, vice Cameron; Captain John
Daniel, fntm the Riding Eoablishment.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign Gustavus Logic Christie; Ensign
Donald Stewart ; Lieutenant Henry Court Amid, front halt-pay
17th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Nathan Ashliqrst, front the
46th Foot; Lieutenant Patrick Mackie, from the 89th Foot ;
Lieutenant William Cain, frem the 14th Foot ; leeetenant Peter
Dore, front half-pay 24th Foot; Lieutenant Henry Anderson
Worshead, front the 52d Foot; 'ensign George Henry Moire,
from the 94th Foot; Ensign John Carr, from Use 52d Foist ;
Ensign William Walsh, from the 35th Foot; Eesien John B.
Wheatstone. front the 534 Foot ; Thomas 3 ell, Gent. late Lies.
tenant of site 7th Foot vice Woods; Ensign Marcus Ben, by
purchase, vice Crnaulaile, promoted.
To be Ensigns—Ensign Joseph Hannah, from the lst Royal Vete-
ran Ilatt teen ; Robert Turion, Gent. by purchase, vice Christie;
William Rainey, Gent. without piarchase, vice Stewart I Peter de
Blaquiere, Gent. by purchase, vice Bare.
4th Regiment of Foot—Captain William Henry Scott, from the Ist
Royal Veteran Battalion, to he Captain; Lieutenant George
Datby Griffith, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Fleet-
wood Rawstorne, who exchanges, receiving the difference; En.
sign William Huntley Campbell, from the Ist Foot, to be En-
sign, vice Clarke, promoted.
sth Ditto--To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant William Gray, front
the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Galbraith, promoted;
Lieutenant John Spence, from the d West Ind a Regiment, vies
William Richards Derinzy, who retires upon half-pay York Light
Infantry Volunteers.
To be Ensign--Ensign Charles Phibbs, front the Ist Royal Veteran
, Battalion.
6th Ditto—Lieutenant Timmy Dike to be Captain, vice Cox, de.
ceased; Ensign William W,..ringtott, front the 67th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Duke.
7th Ditto—To he Lieutenants, by purchase—Ensign Honourable
Samuel Hay, teem the 71st Foot, vice Moorsom, promoted;
Honourable Alexander Hope, vice Blayney, promoted.
Bth Ditto—Ensign William Senhouse, frorn the 5d Royal Vetenta
Battalion, to be Ensign ; Surgeon -tinny 'I hornton Mostyn, (rent
the 81st Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Carton, 'stemmed.
9th Ditto—Lieutenant William Henry Hill, from the Ist Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant.
10th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Philip Johnioa,fran
the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Leard,ceentoted ; Alden
Christopher Limebear Strickland, by purchase, 'site• liallifai,
rromoted. •
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Po he lieutenant, by t archase--Endgn William Dolphin, vice
Richmond.
To be Ensign, by purchase— Cook, Gent. vice Dolphin. •
luth Ditto— Ensigh James Tedlie, from the half-pay, to be Ensign,
'vice Russell, promoted in the 89th Foot.
13th Ditto—Lieutenant Honourable Frederick Howard, from the
• bait pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Wilson, appointed to the 59d
Foot; Serjeant Major W. Hutchins to be Adjutant, with the
rank of Ensign, vice Fenton, promoted; Hospital. Assistant John
Robertson, 31.1). to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Monat, appointed
to the 16th Light Drafoons.
14th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Ensign Ralph Budd, by purchase,
• vice White, appointed to the 39d Font; Lieutenant Wm: Moir,
from half pay 37th Font, vice Cain, appointed to the 3d Foot.
15th Ditto—Lieutepant Jeremiah Wilkes Dewson, from the 3d
Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Humphry, pro-
moted; Ensign Richard Elliott, from the Ist Royal Veteran
Battalion. to be Ensign ; James Hay, Gent. to be Adjutant, with
the rank of Ensign, vice Bannister, promoted.
16th Ditto—Ensign Robert John Napier Kellett, from half pay 24th
Foot, to be Ensign, vice Prettyjobn, appointed to the 53d Foot.
17th Ditto—Ensign Edward Campbell Hudson, from the 2d Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign.
lath Ditto.-. Captain Archibald Ogilvie Dalgleish, from the 28th
Foot, to be Captain,vice French,who tachanges ; Ensign Richard
Dunne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Moore, promoted in
; Francis Wigston, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vilesDunne ; Assistant Surgeon Thorns, Lewis, M.D. from the
4 U Royal Veteran> Battalion, to be Assistant Surgeon.
Ury Jana—Lieut. Samuel Vignoks to be Canal's, by purchase,
lea Fatquhar.on, promoted.
'sue, Lieutenints—Ensign Philip Henry Michel, by purchase,
oleo Vignules ; Lieutenant Francis Prim, from the half pay,
spoylogtheidtfference to the Half-pay Fund, vice Robert Thomas
?Weber, Who exchanges.
To hr Ensigns—Ensign John Perry Elliott. from the 241 Royal Ve-
teran Battaiiiic; litymourcßobert Delme, Gent. by purchase,
sine MicheU. •
60th ratio.s.ilatstaitobert MiDermoteto be Lieutenant, without
tlFilse, vitae Moore,mintedbto the 15thb Foot ;Ilirarancis Hearle,
arleont4 be
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Pentland, by pureitage, vice Bigge, promoted ; Lieutenant Henry
Rirelegh, from the half pay, vice Matthew Thomas O'Reilly, who
exchanges, receiving the difference.
To be Second Lisuumant, by purchase—Hon. John Sinclair, vice
Pentland. _ _

lid Ditto-Captain 'Hon. George Cathcart. from the 4th Light
Dragoons, to be bhjor, by purchase, vice Clayton; promoted ;
Captain John Lysaght Penefather, from the half pay, to be Cap-
tain, vice Edward Fiends French, who exchanges, receiving the
difference ; Ensign Samuel Brandram Belleau, from the 2d
Royal Veteran Battalion to be Ensign.
234 Ibtto--141 be Captainsu-lAeutenant William Mainwaring,
Sloane, ny purchase, vice St. George, who mires; Captain
John Brown, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice lease Wat-
kins Hain, who exchanges receiving the difference.
To be First Lieutenant, by putchase—Second Lieutenant Baldwin
Lash, vier Sloane.
To be Second Lieutenant, by purchase Charles Cslatchley,
Gent. vice Losb.
24th DittO—Capt. Robert Smith, from the half-pay, to be Captain,
vice Thomas Miller, who exchanges receiving the difference ;
Ensign 'Francis Marlow Cunynghame to be Lieutenant, by put.
chase, vice Smyth, promoted ; Alcock, Gent. to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Cunyngharne.
25th Ditto—To be Lieurenants—Ensign John Spalding, without
purchase, vice Paschal, promoted in the 77th Foot; Ensign San-
derson liderton, by putchase, vice Pounders. promoted.
To be Ensigns—John O'Donnell, Gent. by purchase, vice Irving,
appointed to the 614 Foot; Miles Charles Seton, Gent. vice
Spalding.
116th Ditto—Lieutenant Charies:Proby Bowles, from the 32d Foot,
to be Captain, by purchase, vice Beetham, promoted ; Lieut.
James Fraser. from the lot Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieut.
117th Ditto—To be Lieutetsants--Lieutenant Robert Dutton, from
the Royal Veteran Companies for Service in New South Wales,
vice North, who exchanges ; irndgn John Maclean. by purchase,
vice Dutton, who mires; *mien Samuel R. Goodman, by per-
ches, vice D'Urban, promoted.
To be linsign—Ensign Robert Bolton, from the half-par, vice Tew,
incarnated its the 2d West India Regiment.
-To be Paymaster—Captain Victor Raymond, from half-pay 40th
Font, vice George William Crowe, placed upon haltpay.
eBth Ditto—Captain Cudbert French, from the 111th Foot, to be
Captain, vice Dalgicish, who exchanges.
29th Dias--Captain George Gosselin, from the half-pay, to be
Captain, vice Henry Sykes Stephens, who exchinges, receiving
the difference; Lieutenant Bickel& Z. Thatcher, from the 37th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Browne, who exchanges.
30th Ditto—Thomas Robert Berrowes, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Wilson, deceased.
. 31st Ditto—Ensign William Marsden Watenhall to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Buxton, promoted ; John Cassidy Stock,Gcnt.
to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ilinchin, promoted,
lid Ditto—lieutenant Honourable Alfred Harley. from the 87th
Punt, to be Lieutenant, vice Bowles, promoted in the 26th Foot.
$34 Ditto—William Spencer Norton, Gent. to he Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Talbot, appointed to the 43d Foot.
34th Ditto--Lieutenant John Thorne Weyland. from the lot Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant; Sidney Robert Strestheld,
Gent. to be *Aim, by purchase vice Hughes, promoted.
• 115th Ditto--To be Ensigns—env:set James Gallopine Hall, from
ball-pay list Light Dragoons, paying the difference, vice Walsh,
promoted In the 34 Foot ; Theophilus Faris, Gent. by purchase,
Vice Hall, promoted.
36th Ditto—Lieutenant Barnard William Cocker to be Captain,
by purchase, vice Gilbert, who reticles; Ensign Hon. Francis
Petro, to be Liget. larAovellese, vice Cocker ; John Pierrepoint
'Taylor, O. to be mby purchase, vice Petro; Llettenent
Dedfrt7 Ilairosentarenly to be Adjutant, vice Roberts, who re-
signs the Adjutancy only.
37th Ditto.-Lieutenant Neville Costanee,fromhaltpay 25th Light
Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice William Hamilton Waters,
mho exchanges, receiving the difference ; Lieutettust George
Browne, from the 29th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vise Thatcher,
who exchanges.
58th Dltte--To be Captahn--Lieutenant James Horton Law
vice Birch, tleceseed; Brevet 111*r William Kingdom Rains,
Erotic the Slot Foot. oleo Woodward' who exchanges.
To be lAestenaisM—Eadin William Henry Machin, from the
31,11 Foots vice Law ; Ensign J. Jackson Lowth, vise Torreon,.
damsel

. To bo:Ensigos—Theophilue Jeokins. Germ eke 31aolean. whose

appobstocat Ma nut taken place; Alfred Wkittle. Gent. rice
Lowell. 1

Zink Ditso—Ensign WilUam Lonine to be lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Hall, appointed to the 7th Foot.
To be Ii nsigns—Ernign Robe. Douglas, from the 3d Royal Veteran
Battalion ; Gentleman Cadet Charles Benjamin Lloyd, from the
Royal Military Caller, by purchase. vice Lorasne.
4151 Ditso—Captain John Corieid, from the 77th Foot, to be
Capin, vice Moments, deceased; Secood Lieutenant Lewis
Hay. from the Onsh Poet, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vim
Verstarale, preausted.
424 Ditto—Captain James Brander to be Major, by purchase, vice
Cowell, who retires; Lieutenant Patrick Colin Campbell, to be
Certain, by parttime, vim Brander; Ensign Harcourt Hill to
be liestenast, by purchase, vice Campbell ; Colin Campbell,
G. td be Ensign, by prelim, vice Hill.
43d Dlielo—lbreigo Daudet Gardner Freer to be Lieutenant, by
gate, eke Gandhi, promoted ; Ensign George Talbot, from
am 24 Foot, to be Enaliwrior Freer.
44th Ditto—.To bs Lieutename—Ensign Edward C. Mathias, vice
Giodetanneolimeesed; bare ...beard H. Clarke, from the 4th
Toot, by earnest, vice Iniessnead, promoted.
To be letiorp•4l. Il Yews& Gent. vice Mathias.
45th Dlits—nedis Jeltit Delleseet to be Lieutenant, by purchase,i
cs °Aim. promoting.
1 0 be I•n•itast, by perellase—George Herbert Clarke, Gent. vice
Du Vern. t ; Neemeder Murray Tulloch, Gent. vice Lewis, pro-
. mated in the lath Feet.
46th Ditto—Captain Robert Martin, from the 3d Royal Veteran
Eattasioa, to be captain. eke Nalkr. appointed to the 24th Fuot.
To be Leutersams—Lienommiat wari John 13rece, from the lrt
Royal Veterai BAttalkin, doe Gimes, appointed to the 90th
Foot ; Lieute.aot Edmund Willibuss Romer Antrobas, from half
pay 13th Kw, vice Ashburst, appointed to the 3d Foot.
To he Ensign br purchaso—Charles William St. John Wall, vice
.Legh, prop o ed.
47th Ditto—L rutenant Archibald Campbell; from half pay 77th
loot, to be Lieutenant, vice Bryan O'Donnell Barnett, who
• enhance.
4Stb lEtti..--Majoir James Irlor to be lieutenant Colonel. vies
Erskine, deceased ; Brevet yfajos Jatnei Titoenaa Moriagarte be
Neje .r *eke Taylor; Lietibrnant William Reed to be taint
erica Mtnitet.

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To be Tilautabsetsahbeetethot thrill ihilidaaram thisditt
Veteran Battens, vise efpnistgod to cite 60th Foot;
sign Wuliam A., M'Clueerty, Vice Rood; RaliglkWh am 1
vice Vincent, deceased.
To be Ends--Jams. Andrews Erskine, Gent. irlee Hell
49th Ditto—Ensign Berkeley Vincent to be Lieutenant, tiff
chase, vice Grubbs, promoted. • •-•
50th Ditto—Captain Joseph Apkersoo to be Major, by pordi„tso
vice Campbell, who retires; Lieutenant Joseph Greenwoddiwbe
Captain, by purchase, vice Anderson • Ensign Benjamin Beater,
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice dreenwood.
51st Ditto—To be Captains—Captain William Timson, from the
half pay, vice Edward Frederick, who exchanges, receiving the
difference : captain John Francis W.oudward, from the 3Sth
Foot, vice Raing, who exchanges.
52d Ditto—Capesin William Scarth Moorsom, from the half-pay,
to be Captain, paying the difference, vice Magna, appointed to
the 69th Foot; Lieutenant Henry Wilson, from the 13th Foot.
to be Lieutenant, vice Slorshead, appointed to the 3d Foot;
Ensign William John Marjoribanks Hughes, from the half pay,
to he Ensign, vice Carr, promoted in the 3d Foot.
63d Ditto—En•ign John William F. Prettyjohn, from the 11th
Foot, to be Ensign, vise Wheatstone, promoted in the 3d Foot.
54th Ditto— To be Lieutenants—Lout. Edward Wells, from the
2d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Dalgety, Appointed to the 76th
Foot ; Ensign Henry Rose barke, vice Fenton, deceased.
To be Ensign— Bayley, Gent. vice Clarke.
Stith Ditto—Ensign John Philip Hunt to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Murray. promoted; Wentworth' Croke, Gent. to be
Ensign, by purchase, vice Hunt.
57th Ditto—Ensign Jobe Mac Mahon Kidd, from the half-pay, to
be Ensign, vice Ezekiel Tydd Abbott, who exchanges, receiving
the difference.
59th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant John Harris Arnold;
front the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Leslie, appointed to
the 724 Foot; Ensign Willi ine Fuller, by purchase, vice Amherst,

protsioted. - -
To be Ensign, by purchase—Rickard Barnardiston Yates, Gent.

vice Futter-.
60th Ditto—Brevet Major David King Fawcett, from the Ist Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Captain ; Second Lieutenant Richard
Gibbons to be First Lieut. by purchase, vice Smith, promoted.
To be Se
To Balmer, as by purchase,
vice Gibbons; John Reynolds Peyton, Gent. by purchase, vice
Mason, promoted ; William Rallies Fsher, Gent. by purchase,
vice Browne, appointed to the 65th Foot William Frederick
Harvey, Gent. without purchase, vice O'Meara. promoted in
the Sd West India- Regiment; Charles Otgell Leman, Gent. by
purchase, vies Bell, appointed to the 64th Foot.
61st Ditto—Ensign Frederick Barlow to be Lieut. by purchase,
vice Coghlan, promoted; George Boddie, Gent. by purchase,
vice Barlow.
62 Ditto—Captain Duncan Stewart, from the 2d Royal Veteran
Battalion, to be Captain.
63d Ditto—To be Lieutenants--Lieutenant Daniel Alit, from the
3d Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Penefather, promoted ; Ensign
John Ward, by purchase, vice Doyle, promoted.
To be Ensign, by purchase—John Lea imith, Gee. vice Ward.
64th Ditto—Ensign Freeman Murray to be lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Boates. promoted ; Second Lieuteoant William Bel,
from the 60th Foot, to be Esign, vice Murray.
165th Ditto—Lieutenant George Cochrane, from the Ist Royal

Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. .
66th Ditto—Serjeant Major Robert Steele, from the lit or Gre-
smiler Regimeni of Pout Guards, to be Adjutant (with the rank
of Ensign), vice Nowlan, appointed to the Ceylon Regiment.
67th Ilitto--Ralph Allen °inset, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Warrington, promoted in the 6th Fan ; Quarter-
master Serjeant William blew to be Quartermaster, vice John-

stone, deceased.
fifth Ditto—Captain Eaton Monins, from the Sid Foot, to be
Captain, vice Jacob Silver, who retires upsn halt-pay, retAving
the difference ; Henry Boswell Bennett, Gent. to be Busisn, vice

Ford, deceased.
70th Ditto—Lieutenant James Memo, from the lit Rend Vete-
ran Battalion, to be lieutenant.
73d Ditto—Brevet Major Lekus Owen to be Major, by purchase,
vice Bamford. who retires; Lieutenant George altar, Smith
to be Captale, by purchase, vice Owen ; Ensign Frederick Geo.
Augustus Pinckney to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Smith.
To be Ensigns, by purchase—Dennis Daly, Gent, vice Williamson,
promoted; Charles Hungerford Colston, Gent. vice Pinckney.
'74th Ditto—Captain John CAlltaliT Harold, from the 24 Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Captain • &Win Allan IWlslabb, from
half.pay of the 49th Foot, to be indite, vice )tames, promoted
in the Sd West India Regiment.
75th Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant Henry Salmon, by pur-
chase, vice Lord George Bentinek, promoted; Captain James
Stevenson, from the ball pay, vice Donald M'tachlan, who ex-
changes, receiving the difference.
To be Lieutenants by purchase—Ensign George Davison. vice
Salmon ; Ensign James John Graham, vice Browne, promoted.
To be Ensigns—Gentlemen Cadet G. W. D. O'Hara. from the
Royal Military College, by purchase, vice Davison ; Edward
Clam Amen, Gent. without purchase, vice Ferguson, deceased;
Henry Boys, Gent. by purchase, vice Graham.
77th Ditto....lientensot George Frederick Paschal, from the 25th
Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Corheld,, appointed*
to the 41st Foot i Lieutenant Thomas Lapp Butler, front the 2d.
Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant.
78th Ditto—Captain James Hill to be Major, by purchase, vice
Macpherson, who retires; Lieutenant Thomas llinteo Hemmens
to be Captain by purchase, vice Mill; Ensign Henry Holyoake
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ilemmans ; Assistant Sur-
cittliluncan Henderson, M.D. to be Surgeon, vice Robert
who retires upon half-pay; Hospital Assistant Alez.
• Duncan to be Assistant Surgeon.
1111th Ditto—To be Lieutenants by putchase—Ensign Thomas
•geounbie, vice Manic, promoted; Ensign Robert Fulton, vice
Townshend, promoted.
1. be Ensigns by purchase—Richard Binary, Gent. vise Cromhie;
Charles Cameros, Gent. vice Yukon.
Nth Ditto—Ensign John West to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Moore, promoted; Rinaldo Scheberras, Gent. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice West.
SIM Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Ensign George Reeves. by put.
abase, vice Hamilton, promoted ; Lieutenant Richard Uniacke
• Howe, from Italfpay, Nova Scotia Fencibles, vice William Mac-
donald, who exchanges.
Llno be Surgeon—Assistant Surgeon Samuel Holmes. M.D. from'
the 17th Light Dragoons, vice blostya, appointed to the eth Foot.
led Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Liesitenoto John Thomas Quill.
..from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieutenant William
Ashe, from half-pay 101st Foot, vice Henry Hews:tom, who ex-
changes.
.114th Ditto—Ensign Charles Franklyn to be Lieutenant, by ,per..
chase, vice Clarke, promoted ; Charles Augustus Dean, Geut. tp
be Ensign, by purchase, vice Franklyn.
115th Ditto--Ensign William Harris to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Maitland, promoted; Second Lieutenant Henry Sabine
Drowne; fruit the 40th Footrao be Ensign, by purchase, wke
..Marvis.
Nth Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Ensign Frederick Dalgety, vice
. Close, deceased; Lieutenant Henry Edmund De Burgh Maley,
from the half-pay, vice Charles Macdonald, who exchanges, re-
editing the difference.
To Is ..mi—Jaynes Oallevey, Gent. by purchase, vice Jekyll,
• poonmetel in the lit er Grenadier Foot Guards; Gentleman
Cadet John J. Grant, from the Royal Military College, without
purchase. vice Usher, promoted; Benjamin John Sekv;y, Gent.
vice Dalgety.
Übe Qtairtermaster—Serjeant Joseph Jerome,.vice Richard Glll,
who retires.
87th

Ditto—Ensign Perceval Ramsay to be Lieutenant, by put.
chase, vice Harley, appointed to the 52d Foot.
Ith Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Ensign Robert Lewis, from the
4Sth Foot, by purchase, vice Macdonald, appointed to the 110th
Foot ; Ensign John Montgomery Russell, from the 12th Foot,
without purchase, vice Mackie, appointed to the 3d Foot.
91st Ditto—Licit 'Thomas Sbeddea, from the Ist Royal Veteran
Battalion, to be Lieutenant, Ace Lamont, promoted; Benjamin
Duff, Geat, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kane, appointed Le
the 62d Foot.
11241 Ditto—Ensign John Bates, from the half-pay, to be Quarter.
master, vice Denis Callagy, wins mires.
234 Ditto Lieutenant Colonel Duncan M'Gregor, from the half-
pay, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Sir Charles Gordon, who
exchanges.
94th Ditto—Roger Keattag, Gest. to be Ensign, without purdtase,
vice Moor., promoted in the Sd Foot.
Ditto--Captain Edward Eustace lIIU, from the Ist Royal
• Veteran Battalion. to be Captain.
197th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Valentine Hale Maids,
front haff pay Sib Dragoon Guards; Ensign WilWet Trevor
• &ulnas, by purchase, vice Macdonald, promoted.
To be Ensign, by purchase—Edward Barton, Gent. vice Stanus.c
Nth Ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Douglae,to be Captain, by purchase,
lin Campbell, who rake&
Pars Brigade—To be hest Lioutesants, by purchase--Second
lieutenant Henry Ferdinand Beckwith. vice Power, promoted ;
Second Lieutenant James floommes Cameo, Vita Ramsdell,
rammed.

Til ins &Wed Lieu 6 Perebdhe.ll.Tohn Rapper, Gent. via'
Salteelen, promoted i mt Condos, Oath vice Eeekwith ;
in, Gent. iiint Canitelett‘_, _
Roje.:ll:l3ganCorps—Gendittios Cede' Plereedia ilet..tteeit the
Royal Militiry Cnilege; io ha •&M Lieneesent, wk befit per.
chase, vice &eddart, promoted. •
2d West lodia Reginsem—To Lientenants--Lientenant William
Gordon, from half pa York Milt Infailtry Volinteeri, site
• JAE 9pente; apiluinted td the 56 Foot ; Fawign Robert Grey,
without purchase, vice Clarke, promoted; Second Lieutenant
John a Mean, from the both Foot, vice Hughes, deceased ;
' Ensign Thomas Grenville Keens's, from the 74th Foot, vice
&heart, 'appointed to the 934 Foot ; Etidgn Joseph Sl'Leol
Ten, from the 97th Foot, vice kl•Pherson; appointed to the
Ist Foot.
To ba.Enslgns--Grotge Sla smell/ Gent. by purchase, vice tiksullito,
appointed to the ned Foot; Henry Spence; Gent. vice Grey.
To be Adjutant-Uetiteoant WiUfam Annesky Ce&an, vice *ed.
Spence, deceased.
Ceylon Reginvent—To be First Lientenants--Lieutenant 'hennas
Nowlin, from the 64th Foot • Lieutenant Henry Nason, front
half pay 6th West India Regiment.
To be Second Lieutenant—Arthur Irvine, Gent. without perciaso,'
vice Theodore hlylius, promoted.
Cape Corps (Cavalry)—Cornet James Sargeaunt to be Lieutenani
by purchase, vice Bird, promoted ; William Van, Gent. to be
Corset by purchase, vice lkown, appointed to the 16th Light
• Dragoons-
Royal Veteran Companies for service at New Sends Vales—Lieut.
Samuel North, from the 97th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dutton,

who exchauges ; Staff Assistant Surgeon Andrew Gibson to be
Anistant Surgeon.
Captain William Burke, of the 66th Foot, to be Major in the Army ;
Thomas Campbell Graham, Esq. late Major in theist Foot, to
have the local rank of Major upon the Continent only.
The uodermentlooed Gentlemen Cadets, of the Honourable the
East India Company's Service, to have the temporary rank as
Second Lieutenant, during the period of their being placed under
the command of Lieutenant Colonel Pasley,'of the Royal Engi-
neers at Chatham, for Field Instruction:
Gentlemen Cadets—Henry Blois Turner, Thomas Townshend
Pears, Augustus de Butts, Everard Buckle, Archibald Douglas,
Edward Lawford, Samuel Best, Robert Henderson, George
Borlase Tremenheere, Francis Polly, Frederick Conyers Cotton,
William Henry Graham, George Patrickson, William Matthew
Smyth, and Thomas Metcalf Blois Turner.

HOSPITA L STA sr.
Surgeon Colin Allen, M.D. from the 6th Dragoons, to be Surgeon'
to the Forces, vice William Stewart who retires upon half pay.
To be Assistant Surgeon to the Forces--Assistant Surgeon Andrew
Smith, M.D. vice Pink, promoted; Hospital Assistant Joseph
Portelli, vice Morgan, deceased.
To be Hospital.Assistants--William Irwin Breslin. Gent. vice
Hermes, appointed to the 57th Foot; William Michael Ford.
Gent.' vice Eason, appointed to the 48th Foot; John Stewart
Graves, • Gent. vice Bromley, appointed to the Rifle Brigade ;
James Stuart, Gent. vice liaillie, - appointed to the litd Foot;
William Smith, Gent. vice Walsh, promoted; Alexander Smith,
M.D. vice Campbell, promoted; Henry William Robert Davey,
Gent. vice Macdonald, appointed 'to the 54th Foot ; Patrick
Joseph Meade, Gent. vice MiCredie, appointed to the 60th Foot ;
Lewi■ Leslie, Gent. vice iraidie, appointed to the 91st Foot;
Alexander Urquhart, M.D. vice Robertson, appointed to the
70th Foot.

V*l tATTACITIiS.

To be lieutenant-Colonels of Infantry, by purchase—Lieutenant
and Captain Francis Dawkins, front the Ist or Grenadier Foot
Guards, vice Lieutenant-Colonel William Gravatt (Colonel),
who retires; Major William Robert C ayton, from the 224
Foot; Major Robert Arnold, from the 10th Light Dragoons,
vie* Major-General Sir Patrick Ross, who retires.
To be Majors of Infantry by pitrchase— Captain William Ikethass,
from 26th Foot ; Captain 11. Herbert Farquharson, front 19th
Foot ; Captain Honourable George Ra. ph Abercromby, from
id Dragoon Guards; Captain William Bush, from the Cape
Corp ; Captain Frederick Johnson, from 17th Light Dragoons.
To be Captains of Infantry brpurehase--Lieutenant Allan Mac-
donald, front 97th Foot; Lieutenant Robert Carmichael Smyth,
from 24th Foot; Lieutenant Charles Corkran, from 7th Dragoon
Guards; Lieutenant George Crosdaile, from sd Foot • Lieut.
Joseph King Stewart, from 11th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant
James England, from 12th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant George
Gosselin, from 43d Foot; Lieut. Edmund Carrington Smith, front
60th Foot; Lieut. William Eccles, from the Ist Dragoons; Lieut.
James John Hamilton, list Foot ; Lieutenant Frederick Loftus,
from 17th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant William Villiers Stewart,
front 12th Light Dragoons ; Lieutenant Robert Masa Coghian,
from the 61st Foot; Lieutenant Charles Robert Murray, from
the 56th Foot; Lieutenant Lewis Versturme, from 41st Foot;
Lieutenant John Gordon beddes, from 45th Foot; Lieutenant
Btotherton Browne, from the 13th Light Dragoons; lieutenant
James Singer Keating; from 56th Foot; Lieutenant Guy Pren-
dergast Clarke, from 84th Foot; Lieutenant George Bentinek,
from the Coldstream Foot Guards • Lieutenant Gervas Power,
from the Rifle Brigade; Lieutenant 'Joshua John Pound en, from
the 25th Foot • Lieutenant George Dixon, from 3d Foot Guards;
Lieutenant Honourable John Kennedy, from 9th Dragoon
Guards; Lieutenant Fox Maule, from 79th Foot; Lieutenant
Walter Ogilvy, from 44th Foot; Lieutenant Thomas Hunt I
Grubb*, from 49th Foot; Lieutenant Honourable Jeffery
Amherst, from the 59th Foot ; Lieut. Robert Dampiere
from the 10th Foot ; Lieutenant William Smith Sewell Doyle,
from the 63d Foot ' • Lieutenant William Boates, from the 64th
Foot; Lieutenant' Charles Ranixien, from the Rifle Brigade;
Lieut. Lee Porcher Townshend, from the 79th .Foot ; Lieut.
Robert Williams, from the 44th Foot ; Lieutenant Honourable
Cadwallader Davies Blayney, from the 7th Foot; Lieutenant
John Hamilton Dundas from the 15th Light Dragoons : Lieut.
Patrick Maitland," front the 85th Foot ; Lieutenant Thomas
Armstrong, from the 16th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Edward
&rathern Butler, from the let Foot; Lieut. Charles Agsew,
from the 4th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Thomas Edward 11
Bigge, from the 21st Foot; Lieutenant Thomas Millard, from
the Ist Life Guards; Lieutenant Honourable Augustus Caulfield
James Brown, from 75th Foot ; Lieutenant William James
D'Urbao, from 27th Foot; Lieutenant William Mitchell, from
the 6th Dragoons.
To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase—Cornet John Andrew'
514Dowall, from the 3d Light Dragoous; Ensign Wm. Sullivan,
from the 29th Foot; Ceinet Thomas George Skipwith, from the'
lit Dragoons; Ensign Robert W. Schneider, from the 12th
Foot; Ensign James Gallopine Hall, half pay front the 35th '
Foot; Ensign William Garston Hughes, from the 34th Foot;'
and Ensign Arnold F. Wainwright, from the 99th Foot.
To be Ensigns by purchase—Peter Grehan, Lawrence Charles
/3ayntuin, Juba Arnold, James A. Moreau, Robert Donaldson,
Oliver Barker D'Arcey, William Graham Broadhurst, George
Densbire, Charles Koos, Montague Vernon Abbott, and Fred.
'Quayle Turner, G.entl.
Mr111011•2111A.

The Christian names of Co;;;;Ke--- ynolds, of the .11th Light
Dragoons, are " Richud Anthony," and not " Henry A." as for-
merly stated.
The Christian names of Ensign Casson, of the 94th Foot, are
Matthew Sheffield.
The appointment of Assistant Surgeon Samuel Hood, from half
pay 116th Foot to the 6th Foot, stated to have taken place on the
23d of December, 11124, has 'not taken place.
The removal of Assistant Surgeon Dillon, from the 34 Royal
Veteran Battalion to the 7th Foot, has not taken place.
The Christian names of Endga Colley, of the 26th Foot, are
Alexander Dick. _

7-'111; I;ntierjaTeationed ()dicers hive been allowed to dispose of
their half-pay :
Lieut.-Colonel John Castle, (Colonel), halipay 6th Foot; Major
• James Henry Fits Simon, (Lieutenant Colonel) half pay York
Chaneurs ; Major Matthew &Ott, half pay 26th Foot ; Major
Peter Warburton, half pay 96th Foot; Major Hon. George
Carnegie, (Lieutenant Colonel) half pay 110th Rot; Major
Charles James Barrow, (lieutenant Colonel) half pay 43d Foot ;
Captain Jahn Colville, half pay 15th Foot; Captain Richard
Touhnin North, half pay Hompeach's Mounted Riflemen; Capt.
John Duff, half pay 934 Foot; Captain Walter O'Hara, half pay
Portuguese Officers •b Captain Charles Power, half pay sth Foot
/rish Brigade ; Captain William ElWyn, bait pay Warde's Re-
ginsent ; Captain William Whitelate Miro, half pay Bth• Garri-
son Battalion ; Captain J. Carrrington Smith, (Lieut. Colonel),
half pay 19th Foot; Captain William De Linstow,haff pay Put.
anguese Olden; Captain Philip Dennis*, half pay, 41st Foot;
Captain Charles. Huzl,Ealf pay 82d Foot ; Captain David Car-
liegle,half pay 1011 d Foot; Captain William Gordon, half pay
84th Foot; Captain William, Earl of Mansfield, half pay 44th
. Foot ; Captain George Shore, half pay 104th Foot ; Captain
Sinclair. Manson, half pay 15th Foot; Captain John Stedman
Chtiatie, half pay 4fid Foot • saptaia George Chambers, half pay
4101 b. Foie ; Captain Duncan Miltioes, half-pay 42d Foot ;•
(*lulu ,Edward C.artwritin, 'bait-pay Canadian Fenciblea;
Oftnin Henry ..hn Nasky, balt-pay 14th Foot ; Captain Lord
Dumb*, half-pay Nova Scotia Fencibles ;"CaPiain Williams
Murray, retired list 3d Royal Veteran Battalion; Captain Karl
I or Cadllia, half-pay Independent Companies ; Captain Archi-
bald Mponailli, halt-pay btu Foot; Captain Richard FalWa,

W• lith Light Drsinett ; Captain Andre*. Wiuiaei hains-
ford, haM-pay 104th Foot; Captain George Stirling, half-pai
14th Foot; Captain Joseph Jeaaes Durbin, half-gay 34th Foot;
_ Capt. John Gardiner. half-pay 81 Foot ; Capt. J. Dickins,balf-pay
loth Foot; Capt: Dillow J. Tappenden, half-pay 36th Foot;
Limit. Itt G. Rinke', half-pay Paymaster 24th Light Dragoons;
catptain Henry .Cornalet, half-pay /tit West India 'liniment;
Captain Patrick M.Crummen half-pay 74th Foot 1 Captiiri
Gabriel Hamilton Dundas, half-pay 26th Foot; Captain Hamil:
ton Maxwell, half-pay 42d Foot ; Captain Thomas Gollcick
top Pinger, half-pay 96th Foot ; Captain Charles Jenkinson, half.
pity 3d Fodt Guards; Captain Francis Edwards, half-pay•Sist
Fnot ; Captain George Williamson (Major), half-pay 28th„.Finat
Captain Ri4hatd Le Boyd, half-pay 82d Foot ; Captain William
1460. half-pay ibth Riot j Captain Benjamin Airey Watson;
half-pay 4th West India Regiment; Captain Samuel ZobeU, half-
pay 38th Foot; Lieutenant Beauchamp Harvey, half-pay 27th
Foot ; lieikeitaht Samuel Dlckin Orinsell. balf-pay 38th Foot ;
Lieutenant John Kendall; half-pay 46th Foot; Lieutenant
*ard Tighe Gregory. half-pay 38th Foot; Lieut, Edw. Richard
Otter, half pay RiSe Brigade ; Lieut. Benj. Fox, half pay 4th For;
Lieut. Jas. Bond, half pay 31st Foot; Second Lieut. Henry John
Pemberton, half pay 9.33 Foot; Ensign Richard Aird, half p•y
10th Foot;. Ensign George Booth; half pay 37th Boot; Emio,
Benjamln Trumbrill Carey, half piy 3d Provisifind Battalion, of
Militia • Ensign William Meredith Twist, half pay, Nugent's
Levy; Militia;
Francis Fletcher Vane, half pay 83c1 Foot; .Ensign
Stephen Plimpton, half pay 95th Foot; Ensign William Lynam,
half pay loth Foot; Ensign Alexander Joseph Lyon Civic, half
pay 14th Foot: Ensign Joseph Robert Crueu, half pay 37th
Foot; Ensign Michael Harris, half pay 99*.h Foot.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, APRIL 8, 1826.
Corps of Royal Engineers—Captain John Hobbs to be Li,utenart
Colonel, vice Gravatt, retired; Second Captain George Gipps to
be Captain, vice flobbs, promoted; First Lieutenant James
White Worsley to be Second Captain, vise Gipps, promoted;
and Second Lieutenant Edward Vicars to be First Lieutenant,
vice Wortley, promoted.

Commissik In the sd Royal Regiment a Tower Hamlets Militia,
signed by his Majesty.
Thomas George Jackson to be Adjutant, •ice James Wilkins,
deceased.

Commissions in the Royal Tower Hamlets Militia, signed by his
Majesty's Commissioners of the Liutenantcy.
lit Regiment—Adjutant Richard 13erford to be Captain, by Brevet.
!d Regiment—Adjutant Thomas Getup Jackson to be Captain,
by Brevet.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, APRIL 10,1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this forenoon at 793 for the Account, and on a
good purchaser coming to 'Change, they got up to 791 at which
price they remain, with a good Market. The rue is attributed to
its being a great Bear Account.
In the Foreign Market the most doing is In Colombian and
Mexican Stocks.

Current Prices: Old Spanish 9 10, Mexican 64j, Colombian
471, Greek 14 15.

PNICR OF STOCKS AT TWO o'Ci..OCl6.
Bank Stock ex. div. 203% 2021% 201.
3 per Cent. Red. 793/4 IA
3 per Cent.:Cons. 793/s 801 A 7934 'A
Si per Cent. Red. 85% 86% 85N
4 per Cent. 96% 97 96 Vs_

bing Ann. ex. di,. 19 7-16 1,4
India Bond:, 7 6

£l,OOO Ezcheq. Ilillb 7 6
ClOO and £2OO ditto 7 6
£5OO ditto 7 6
Cons. for Acct. 793/4 801/2 79%
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK
Brazilian Bonds, 56 Mex. Bonds tem 464 1 st
Chi ian llonds,6 p Ct. 444 Ditto Acct. 651 61 61 6
Colombian W 0,6 p C. 49 Peruv. lids. 6 p C. 284
Do.l3ds 1124,4616 7114 61 Buss.Bds, 1622, 5 p C. 801 89
Do. Acc. 461 1 71 61 1 4 Span. 5 p Ct. Cons, 91
Danish 11d5,1825, 3p C. 581 8 French Renter, 5p C. 97f
Greek Bonds Exchange, 25f 50c
Gr. Bonds 1825, 5p C. 141 1 I French Renters. 3p C. 65f 50c
Mexican Bonds, 5p C. Exchange, 85f 60c
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.

SNARL PAID.
Brazilian 100 10 5 6 5
Paseo Peruvian 100 1 S 51
United Nieziean 40 so
Ditto New 40 15 111
Gas Engine Carriage 100 -1 11 2

I

It is reported in the City, that accounts have bees
received from India of the Latter end of December,

stating that hostilities have recommenced with•the Bur•
mese, and that our troops have been repulsed in the
attack on a stockade. There is also a report
Canton, that the suburbs of that city have been
fire in four different places.

The French Papers of Saturday, and the ?toile of
yesterday, have reached us; the former -contain some
articles from Greece, which, if true, give little hopes of
Miuolonghi being able to withstand the besiegers much
longer, but the report of the place having fallen is pre•
mature. The Moils of Saturday states, on the autho•
rity of an article from Zante, that on the 9th ult. Isms-
HIM Pe OLA stormed the fort of Vassilodi, and put the
garrison, consisting of 160 men to the sword, with the
exception of three men. It is however extraordinary
that an event so important should not have been noticed
in the intelligence of the same journal of the preceding
dry. which purported to be from Missolonghi, so
late as the 23d of March. It is also remarkable, that
although we have received the Austrian (Aserver of 98th
of March, the Aligemeine Zeitung 3d 'April, the Nara&
berg Paper 2d April, the Frankfort Papers 4th April,
the Turin Gazette of 30th March, and Brussels Papers
to the Bth inst. yet not one of them hex the slightest
mention of any such circumstance, and even the Erode

of yesterday is silent on the subject. There is
therefore, some reason to hope that the disasters of the
Greeks have been exaggerated.

The French Chambers continue to discuss,
the law of Primogeniture, and the Deputies
Custom Regulations. It is thought the fortner
not be adopted, except so far as relates to entails.

Baton Braomoonovr and several Russians
rank bad left Paris for. St. Peters. burgh. The coincidence
of their departure led to a belief of their having
recalled.—The following are the articles relav

Greece to which we have alluded
rem Tea =OILS Or tansaset.
" Ibrahim Pacha finding it impossible to male the wills
&done* resolved to stuck the fort of Vasidiedi, velisr
In the centre of the tagunes, and commends them

tias.to deprive the besieged elite abundant tablas, which
111 them with subsistence. He therefore made preparations

nonade the fo-t, and to catty it by storm as soon as a breach
be made. After several unsuccessful attacks, Vassiladi

on the 9111 et this month, and thr whok garrison, consistinc

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of this fort will deckle the fate or Mieleloath'.
elootiMaitas,
Letters from Trivet, of the 28th ult. after conartiiing the ca 'stn." tu
‘;,„( vaiiadi on the 9th, state that Ibrahim bad caused a canal to
,e dug through the tailings, to enable him to bring his gen boats
to bear upon Alissolonghl. They also add, en the testiniony•Of
two Austrian Captains, who laid they bad received the news frees
w‘ English frigate, that on the 13th Miiusiongid had heisted the
British ii ig, and that the Governor of the lonian Islands bag Jeanie-
diately repaired with a frigate to that city, in order to obtain for
It the mint favourable terms. In consequence of these statements,
It was reported at Trieste that the place had capitulated on the 20th
March. The same letters contradict the old intelligence of the
capture of Tripolis: t by Colocotroni and other Greek Chieftains,
and say that instead of succeeding in their intended surprise, the
first men who mounted the walls were made prisoners by the
FrenCh Renegade Selves alias Soliman Bey, who sent back the
Chiefs to Colocotroni, after basing had their ears and noses cut
Off, with a message advising him to take his measures better ano-
ther time.

By the arrival of a Brazil Mail we have received
Rio de Janeiro Papers to the 23d of January. The
EMPEROR was preparing to visit Bahia, and was ex-
pected to embark, on the 2d of February, on board the
Don Pedri, .accibmpanied by the EMPRESS and the
Prince,: Al'A RI A pas GLORIA, and sail on the 3J. The
Viscount de PAnANrcuA, and a n•,mrrnus sui4, were to
accum,•any their Majesties. His MAJESTY intend.d to
visit the other Province.

On the representation of Messrs. MAY and LUKIN,
*gents for the prizes made by the squadron under the
Admiral Marvis of MARANHAM, orders had been
given to pay them the sum of 12,294,480 rein, being
the value of the ship Harmony, purchased for the ser-
vice of the state. 'f he following are extracts:—
RIO DE JANEIRO, lostutar 22.
By the arrival of the Panta frigate, from Monte Video,
we learn that his Majesty's orders for the blockade I

the pert of Buenos Aires-were chiefly enforced, and has

caused great consternation in that town. There is no
doubt of the defeat of Rovero by Bento Concalves,
as it is confirmed by the frigate. Monte Video was
tranquil, and had abundance of provisions, Our
squadron had taken a vessel b-longing to the enemy,
laden with stores, and detained another, with Dutcb
colonists, winch remained at Monte Video.
His. Majesty has been pkased to accept the resignation of the
Viscount de Sante Mauro, bliuister for Foreign Affairs, and of
Viscount de Barbacena, Minister of Finance.

The Viscount de luhanibripi de Cigna is appointed Nlinister hm
Foreign Affairs, and to exercise ad iiiterint the functions of Minister
of Finance.

The Baron de Sages, Secretary of State for the War Department,
is to act, ad interim, as 51inistte of the Interior.

Accounts from Mezico of the 27th January state
that Mr. 'Meatus' was to esnbark with the Minister for Foreign
Affairs on the 20th of Fhbruary, for England; to explain and settle
the differences with this country; other accounts state, that two

were to embark with him.

Accounts from Madrid of the 27th of March, state
that the capital remained quiet, and the troops, which were during
:week under arms, had retired to their quarters.

Fortiirday evening the Princess AUGUSTA, atteaded
by her Royal Highness's Lady in Waiting, honoured the Italian
Opera with her presence.
Saturday. Mr. Secretary Pam had a numerous grand
dinner party.
Yesterday at too •.' clock a Cabinet Council was held
at the Foreign (W6ce, Duwning.street, which was attended by the
Loan CHANCIII.VIL, the Earl of tugoowor, the Earl of WILST-
conr.LAsn, the Earl of laacheoot., the Citaticau.oa of the Elea It-
QUEIt. Mr Secretary Pau., Mr. ircretary CANNING, Karl BATHURST,
Viscount MILVILLS, Lord BasLar, the Poistoswr or the Boa RD of
Taanz,•lllr. Wixu, &c. the Connell sat in close deliberation till
about five o'clock.

The present Governor of t!e Bank, CnRNELIUS BUL
E-q retires from that arduous office on the 11th instant, and
will be succeeded by Jost,' BARRR. RICHARDS, EN. the present
Deputy-Governor. Accotding to the house list, the post of Deputy-
Covert or will devolve on Mr. DUNE, one of the Directors.

Mr. ItoTnscismo received 1.50,0004. in specie this
intornin from the Continent. _ _ _

HI! Serene Highness the reigning Doke of BRUNS•
wick arrived at Frankfort on the 3d April, travelling under the
name of Count de ‘Vaiimunto.

: 4.%

There has been a decided improvement in the home
trade at Munchester. A very considerable number of London and
country buyers have been in the market; and though their par.
chases have been in comparatively small parcels, they have tended
considerably. to diffuse the confidence of an early amendment.
i~laj•,r MOLLOY, of Strawberry-hill, in the King's
County, Ireland, having gut possession of a considerable farm by
ejectment, situate at Ibnane, near Ballinahown, in the county of
Westmeath, sent his nephew, Mr. DELMONT, to the premises for
the purpose of sowing the ground, with twenty ploughs and as many
harrows. On the night of the 28th of March, being the day of his
arrival, the house in which be lay was attacked by no less, it is
supposed, than one thousand men, who dragged Dr. Dscausrr out
and beat him in the most unmerciful manner, inflicting a deep cut
in his head, and not desisting until they thought him dead. They
then demolished the house and entirely destroyed the whole of the
farming utensils.

It is said that the Colombian Minister has obtained
a premise of the assistance he has found it necessary to
solicit from some London capitalists, provided the trans-
action receives the approval of his Government.
Accounts from St. Pecersburgh state that the emi-
nent mercantile house of.Ltvso BROTHERS. which sus-
pended its payments on the 9th of March, issued a
circular on the following day, announcing that Mr. L.
STIEGLITZ, head partner of the house of STIEGLITZ and
Co. Mr. J. WILSON, of the house of THOUSON BONA!'
and Co. and J. Sitcom, of the house of A. P. DUVAL,
J. Scours and Co. none of whom are creditors of
-Messrs. Lim, have undertaken the arrangement of
its affairs. The father of Messrs. km, it is said. who
retired from business, some time ago, had employed
1,500,000 ruble)) in the purchase of several estates in
the neighbourhood of Strasburg, by which the resources
of the house had been much weakened.
It has been reported in the course of the week, on the
authority of the Greek merchanu residing in London,
that Lord Cochrane had arrived at Greece, and was
about to be invested with a very high and important
command, and that heavy ordnance of a particular con-
struction (long 68 pounders) had been sometime in
preparation under his advice and directions, to be used
in gun-vessels against the Turkish fleets and forts. We
are happy to have it in our power, on much better au-
thority than that before alluded to, to state that his
I.ordship reached Napoli early in last month, and that
the description of the formidable engines prepared for
the service under his direction is not exaggerated. The
• 4all of Missolonghi, if it has indeed fallen, may in some
degree retard the commencement of his operations, but
it cannot fail to add to the intensity of their interest,
and the importance of their character.—Liverpool Cons
"amid Chromide, April 8.
In the parlour-window of a small and infer'or baatd-
hag house not far from Brighton, is the following rather ambiguous
lsolicv;—" Young men taken in and done for."
FINIALS SIMPLICITY.—Th. other day, AS a girl was
walking slung the street, she observed a number et Irish recruits
pawing at the same time, when she exprsoed great surprise to her
companion at their being so ragged ; but there," added the, with
delightful reeiswit, " they're will Pig, and I suppose their clothes
are torn hi Catcrii”z t' eon."

fill-
April jleublai his flastai, for the &if
slime his bithapositiiii; atisisdlid Divine/kr/vice at his private
4 .4
Clirdy, lib /AA Lett and Lady Sdraarwrist, and
visual Verbal*, too& an slang Willi Ghat Pirk froin tiro eatiek
anti! five.
Yeiteiday, his litiassfir soda ire:, 6 tine &ode hi his Post
phaeton, and made a most Minot, sweet if the general imp
Manta. His biareser mitered the quadrangle on his arrival and
went through tae new cora*, round the south and east of this
must majestic Palaie, commanleating with the Apartments. His
Maass's, afterwardi inspected the etterior of the works' and
seemed highly pleased with the progresi made (hiring his absence
from indisposition. His Maiavrr left the Castle after a visit of
nearly an hour, add continued his airing In the Great Park. The
Xtoo was accompanied by the Loan 3trssiaaati and followed by
Lord and Lady Sesavnaien. and his suite, in two other phaetons.
Mr. Wrarns.tx was not at the Castle toi receive his Ma/CITY.

it ?4,-: . .

LEVEE or rna KING or THZ NETHERLANDS.

411110.--

BRUSSELS, Arita 6.
His Majesty's Levee, yesterday, was perhaps the most numerous
ever seen : persons of all ranks were present. Thtte were no
porters, no guards, no janissaries of any kind, and nooetiquette.—
Without any previous application, without formalities of any kind,
people present themselves, inscribe their names, and are introduced
into the antichamber, where whoever pleases sits down, while he
may see his King standing in the next apartment, receiving, with
an affability which may truly be alled paternal, whoever is pre-
sented to him in his turn, accordinj to the list.
Foreigner, who are accustomed to enter Royal residences only
through a forest of bayonets, carbines, or halberts, and after hav-
ing gene through a number of formalities which are always trou-
blesome and often ridiculous, cannot believe their own eyes. It
map be said, without exaggeratiou, that it is more easy to enter
the abode of the King of the Netherlands, and to be received there
as one might be by a good father, than it is In some countries, not
far off, to approach a petty Clerk, who will often affect the most
unsupportable arrogance and the most ridiculous gravity.
The Levee yesterday was not over till seven o'clock. We ob-
served several Catholic Priests and M. Libig Bagnsno, famous for
the sacrifices he has made for France, and the terrible return he
has received for them.

His Majesty will set lot early to morrow morning for the Hague.

KING'S THEATRE.

Pietro r Eremila was again repeated on Saturday, and excellently
sustained. The great attraction of the evening, however, was the
production of the long-promised ballet La Naassance de Yens, and
the splendid manner in which it has been prepared will prove a
great attraction, while it does so much credit to the skill and taste
of Mr. D'F,ovlza-s's talents. It opens with a view of the sea; a
dance of Faris and Nymphs is interrupted by a storm—the waves
are violently agitated—the devils are then dispelled by a thunder-
bolt, and Venus, Mad. lisnca an, ari,es with Cupid, Mstasts„ a very
interesting child, from a cloud of foam. The Nymphs and Fauns
worship the new-born Goddess, who is received by Zephyr, Coutou ;
Flora, Mad. FLZUROS Apollo, Ls BLOUD ; and Aram Mad. Ls
Moen. Venus is then conveyed in a car to the isl And of Paphoi.
In the next scene, the Graces conduct her to the Temple of Plea-
sure: Apollo, Mars, Vulcan, and Meicury, 'Fannon; contend for
ber hand; Vulcan Gowns, lays his sceptre at her feet—ber
choice is thus decided, and the Ballet concludes.

Tt was received throughout with great applause ; the scenes are
well executed. The house was full, and the pit in particular was
extremely crowded.

THE ARMY.

Last week orders were received at Plymouth for the embark.
mints of Royal Marines in the Java and Success, to be conveyed to
the Cape of Gond Hope and India, for the purpOse of completing
the increased peace establishments of the ships employed on these
stations.

Wednesday, Lieutenant Josern Fowtsz, on the retired list of the
3d Royal Veteran Battalion, was installed, Vf kb the usual cere-
monies, in St. George's Chapel, one of his blsairres Poor Knights
of Windsor.
REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

?AUNT,

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commanding the 34th Regiment.
Athlone, April 3,1121.
the o'

Tt is with the most, unfeigned and deep sorrow.. Command-
ing Officer calls on the Regiment to attend the funeral of Serjeaat.
Major Rtozwoon,whose loss to the Corps will long be feft. Daring
the great length of time the Commanding Officer has been in the
service, he never yet knew any Non commissioned Officer so
eminently endowed with the peculiar qualities for the discharge of
She various and arduous duties of that situation as the late Serjeant-
Major Itinawooo. His ability. unceasing zeal, and unpresuming
dem ea ao ur, won for him the warm and entire approbation of his
Often ; and among the non.commlna- ed officers and 'Wien he
amid " fall have been looked with respect and sincere

. not . to _up to,
attachment, and to them the remembrance of his conduct and ex-
ample will be their sorest guide (or their own welfare and ad-

[at* " Military i'rotnetioru," see preceding pages.]

The horrid •fact was stated in the French Chamber
of Deputies last week, that 9,000 slaves are annually
thrown overboard to escape detection !,
Letters of the 29th of December have been received
from the BRAUN, 28, Captain G. Wita.v.s, in the Bight
of Benin, on the coast of Africa. at which time her crew
were in good health : she had captured during her short
stay on the coast, 693 slaves, and an English ship under
very suspicious appearances of being concerned in this
inhuman traffic.
PORTSMOUTH, Aram B.—This morning arrived the
Waterloo transport, Lieur. CoATas, agent. from Valpa-
raiso and Rio Janeiro, whither she conveyed provisions
for the South American squadron. She left Valparaisq
on the Bth of December (..is days only after the Bt.ottroz),
arrived at Rio on the 17th of January, after a passage
of 4.0 days, and sailed again on the 25th for England.
The BLANCH', 46, Captain MZNDS, and the BANORR,
28, Lord HRNAT Timms,. bad arrived at Valparaiso
in 42 days, the former to relieve the BRITON, the latter
the MUSSY; the BRITON was at the Chorillos, under
orders for England. The CAIIIRIDOZ, 80, Captain
MALIN°, was lying at Valparaiso. No information
had been received of the squadron under .Admiral
BLASCO, since it sailed on the 28th of November, with
the Miura force, under the Director PRIM", to attack
the island of Chiloe.—Hastpshite Tekgraph.
The Rockingham and Union Leeds coaches have
abated the fury of their driving—six miles in eleven
minutes Well might one of the proprietors say he had
ordered two or three coffins for his coachmen.

A few days back, the house of the Recommit of Lon-
doncin Lincoln's-lan-Fields, was entered by some thief
or thieves, who at mid-day climbed over the iron railings,
and got in at the kitchen window, carrying away plate
to the amount of about eighty pounds. It will be recol-
lected that some years ago, the late Recorder, Sir JOHN
lost his watch in a curious manner. On
arriving at the Sessions-house, Old Bailey, one morning,
he hastily remarked, that he had come from home with•
out his watch, which he had left hanging at the bed-
head : some rogue overhearing this, immediately posted
off to Sir JOHNN house, and told the servants that he
WAS sent by the RgCORDSR for the watch and as he
described the place in which it was to be found, no sut-
picion was entertained, and a valuable repeater, with
gold chain and seals, was duly delivered.
The private letters brought from Hamburgh by the
last mail, state that affairs there are re-assuming their
former Aspect—that echiidence is reviving—and that
'those individuals who locked up their capital ander the
influence of alarm were bringing k again into circnla
tion, and discounts at 44 per coot. were therefoze readily
obtained.

inUtligiralart •
• .
1•4. • • c.a• P3l. •I, °!IPIFF.n. t • •
" Theiidir4Co4llllo4' ZVie*, 11 P. caftvane &Abe
freeholders 9f Bedtoysislitirekgasident in St. *oaks.
Lord Lowder and 120r11 fintisam keying declined 'Ovine Alan,
selves candiditei•for tint citt Of tore,. COlooel *Hann, of Sneatisti.,
Castle, has been bribed oo the Anti-Cadkolie interest; and there is
no doubt of bb aicepetos the levitation. .
Mt. G. L. Poi has mincioneed his intention-of offering bimselt
again for the borough of Beverley.
Lord Howl& butioiv nearly rompleted hii canine of the county
of Northmtibmirod: In all parts of the county Lord Hoirick.haa
been received with that cordiality that might naturally be expected
to attend the appearance of a son of Earl Grey—but in the northern
parts of the county.dspecially, Lord Ilowick's cause seems to be
, Most predMninant.—lkrwiek Advertise
Mr. Edward Protheroe has offered himself to the notice of the
Electors of Evesham, with a flattering prospect of success.
Chamber of ommeres of Dublin have declared that " al-
thouge an efficient representation of that City is a matter of great
importance; yet it is impossible, in the present unhappy condition
of general society, that ally practical measurdt, having a personal
application, could be instituted by their body, without introducing
a spirit of variance with those feelings of mutual good will upon
which the existence of the society depended."
Mr. Goulburn, says the Datilbs Ffeenme• Inward. has civilly de-
clined, as every body knew he would, the honour which the Guild
of Merchants wished to "buckle on his back." The deputation
from the Guild w4ited on him and presented their address. The
request was politely, but positively refused.
It has been repaired. but we cannot vouch for the troth, that
Mr. Stuart does nol intend troubling the "buxom and nhttlient"
electors of our indelsendent corporation with any more solicitation
their suffrage.—Junovion Paper.

4.'::..

THE CACIQUE OF POYAIS.

The famous oaf discs! Cacique of Poyais, Sir Gregor Macgregor,
who was arrested some tints ago in Paris on a charge of swindling,
was on Thursday brought before the Court of Correctional Police.
He was accused of obtaining considerable sums of money as loans.
on promising his dupes the treasures of an El Dorado on the other
side of the Atlantic. The following account of his trial appears in
the Moils:—

" PARIS. Aran. 7.—Sir G. Macgregor, calling himself an Indian
Cacique and Sovereign of Poyals, in South America, was arrested
several months ago, charged with various acts of swindling. He
was accused of having made considerable loans, and taken large
sums, premising to the dupes immense treasures in his country,
which he represented as another Eldorado. fish was brought to
trial yesterday with six other persons, said to be his accomplices.
" The prisoner, a man of Scotch extraction, is a very handsome
figure. He was elegantly dressed ; a large Scotch plaid thrown
across his shoulders. He answered every question with much faci-
lity, though with a British accent. At his side was an English
officer named Hippesley, whose external appearance made a strik-
ing centrist with that of Macgregt r.
" According to the evidence, all the charge* were fixed upon
Lehuby, one of the accused, who was absent, and who was sen-
tenced to two years imprisonment. Macgregor and four English-
men, Messrs. Irving, Hippesley, Mills, and Ginning, and two
Frenchmen, Messrs. Denoste and Vallogne, were acquitted."
The Moils of yesterday states that Macgregor and his two aides•
de-camp have been detained on the request of the' Prectuvur dts
Roi, and will be sent to this country.