Star.
London, England, 1803-10-14 00:00:00

POLUNTIER CORPS.

Scarcely a day is now liiffered to elapl without
producing an interefting difplay of the pmgrefs made
by the Volunteers of the metropolis towards that
perfeCtion which will fhortlfr enable them„,“
handed," td cope with the fangumary hordes of a li-
centious banditti, who have vainly threatened to land
on our coatis, in obedience to the mandates of the
molt fierce and inexorable barbarian ever yet permit-
ted to tyrannize over the human race. While we
contemplate this profpeCt with the moll heartfelt fa•
tisfaCtion, and give a chearful tribine of praife to the
exertions of all, we fhould be unjull if we did not
particularize the Royal Weriminfter Regiment,which
was infpeded yefterday morning in Hyde Park, by
the Earl of Hasatiscron. Under the conduit of,
their able and judicious Commander, their attention'
teems to have been directed to thole movements which
are equally calculated to afford a pleating fpeetacle
to the furrounding multitude, and to be effentially
ferviceable, thould the critic arrive that will call them
into aftion. Among thole manoeuvres performed by
them, and not dually exhibitld at the infpeetion of
Volunteer Corps, that which is intended to thew thel
method of paling obftacies, was very foccefsfully,
praltifed in the broken ground, in front of the Maga-
zine. The Regiment firft retreated through the trees,
and palled the ring in files, covered by the fkirmith•;
ing of the Light Infantry Company.; and, having
fornied to the front, they advanced again by dole
column of wings to the ground they had originally
occupied : in both 'there mance:tyres they difplayed
fuch !kill and fleadinefs as we have feldom witneffed.
In fhort, the whole-of the evolutions were performed
with a regularity and precifion that was highly ere-.
disable to both Officers and Men. At the dole of
the review, Lord HARRINGTON allured Col. Roatar-'
sow, that he fhould experience much fatisfaCtion in
rdperting' to his Marti?? the very •forward Rate ofd
difcipline to which this fine Regiment has already
attained. An immenti coneourfe of beauty and fa-
ftiion witneffed this noble difplay of the patriotic, ef-
forts of men devoted to their country's caufe ; and
they wise amply gratified by the refleSion, that
while fuch defenders are to be found, Britain
may hurl a proud defiance at the united endeavours
of all her enemies. The ground teak kept by Soo of
the St. Jastes's Loyal Volunteers, erh.o, after the.
infpalion, had a grand field day upon the ground
fo lately occupied by the Roya4 Weaminfter
meet, there, in their turn, having become the ;Zit-
ants of their friends, and thus a rivalry of patriotic
ardour and brotherly emulation was maintained be-
tween two bodies aftuated by the fame fpirit, and poi.
feted of no ambition, greater than that of excelling in
the glorious ftruggle, of who fhoold contribute molt
to the prefervation of all that is dear to them, head',
ed by Colonel the Right Hon. Lord AMNIA/Ts and
Major Down.
The St. Margaret's and St. John's Corps have of-
fered their *vices to do garrifon duty, or any other
duty which Government may require. The propofal
was made to Lord Rhein/avow after the review
yefterday, by Colonel Elms and Major VANSITTART/
when his Lordfhip expreffed a high fedi of its patri.
otilm. He hid, he Mould be proud to lay the offer
Were the Duke of Yoke, and had no doubt of its
being accepted.
Yefterday the Bloomfbury and Inns of Court Al.
feiation muttered unufually ftrong at their Parade
Ground of the Foundling Molokai; and, after going
through their manual and platoon exereife, proceeded
to fire. Having expended two rounds, they repaired
to the ground behind the Hofpital, which had kill
been quitted by the City of Loudon and Weftminfter
Cavalry, and there recommenced their platoon firing,
which was executed with their ufual regularity.
The Queen's Loyal, or Chelfea Volunteers, had a
grand fie rd day yefterday. They went through their
manual and platoon exercife with great precifion, and
fired for the firfl time. Their performances in every
terped were fo complete, that they drew from their
Commanders a high and merited compliment. .
On Tuefday left failed out of Sunderland, for
London, t to men belonging to the Army of Referve,
who had entered into his Majefty's Foot Guards.—
The greateft part of them were much elevated with
liquor, and one man, on going on board, fell into the
lea and was drowned.

Ttierday the Company of Deal Volunteers, com-
manded by Captain Kum, marched to Sandwich to
be brigaded with thofe of Sandwich and Ramfgate,
the whole or which will form the Second Battalion
of Cinque Ports Infantry, under the command of
Lord CARRINGTON. There are now at Deal, betides
the above, one Company of Infantry, commanded
by 5. Mar, Efq. t one of Bombardiers, commanded
by R. Katsr.a, Efq. ; one troop of Gentlemen Yeo-
manry, under the command of J. M. Pavers', Efq.
and about boo Sea Fencibles, who ate engaged to
man the boats, fitted np with carronades.
On Wednefday lan the Earl of Moyer Enoa
camas reviewe l on Maker Heights, as Lord Lieute-
nant of the County of Cornwall; the fine regiment of
the Royal Cornwall Militia. commanded by Sir Wis.
s raw 'AMON. His Lordlhip was highly pleafed with
the Ready and foldier.like appearance of both the of-
ficers and men under arms. After the review, the
Colonel and Officers gave an elegant //Ord in the
camp to his Lordihip and fuite. There were precut.
Lord Var. s roe r. Colonel Limos, of the Royal Car-
nal Miners, Lady Lista, the Mifs Lesions. ite.
Saturday fall. the Marquis of DouoLas. Lord
Lieutenant of the County of Lanark, accompanied
by the Duke of Maltreat. and Major General Wa-
wrss, reviewed in the Green of Glafgwv, the I R regi
ment of Glafgow Volunteers. commanded by Lieu
tenant Colonel CRAIGIR j and the troop of Royal
Glafgow Volunteer Light Honk, commanded by
Captain Dausistotra. His Lordfliip cipreffrd him-
felf highly gratified with the appearance, equipments,
and difeipline of the whole.
The arrangement of the Volunteer Brigades has
been erroneoully Ratedin feveral papers. They are
coaspofed as follow :

St. James's; Mary.-Henn; Illoomaaury ; and Prince et Wake..
Si. Georges Hanmer iquarc ; bt. Margaret and St. Joku ; and

DEM of Clour.cllds. _
earl Wellasialker 1 North Ikkoos ; sod Plastic*.

Of there the ar will meet in Hyde Pa.:: on the
tooth and 27th intlant. and•the jd of No:caber. at
mae afa the morning.

ikon do ZONDOY GAZETTE, 03okr 13.

BY THE Ittikio..;-A PROrLAMATION.

011011 Ge K.—Whereas our PSALMSCIIn fiends pnieviped N.
Thurfday the third dap of November neat : We, u dri the advlee
of Our Privy Council, do hereby publifft and deelare,Tbat the kid
Parliament the!! he farther prorogued on the laid third day of No-
vember next to Tuefday the twenty-fecond day of November
,nut: and We have given order to our Chancellor of that
part of Our rThited Kingdom. called Great Britain, to prepare a
rommiMon for proroguing tlwl (unit accordingly. And we do fur-
ther hereby, with the adult: z..-orefaid. declare Our royal will and
pleafure, that the raid Parlis..r.ent Iliad, or. the laid twenty-iecond
day of November nett. be held and fit tar the dilpateb of diver,
urgent and Important affdrs : and the Lords Spiritual and Tempo-
ral, and the Knipht... Citizens, and Burzcifey, and the Commit-
Boners for Shires and Burghs, of the Houfe of Cmtmom, are hereby
required and commanded to give their attendance accordingly at
Wellminfter, on the Paid twenty-fecond day of November next.
Given at Our Court at St. James's, the twelfth day of Odtober,
one thoufand eight hundred and three, in the forty third year
of Our Reign. GOD lave the KING.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 13, tBo3.
Eat Lothian Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
pain Henning, Gent. to be Adjutant.
Ikloythamptonlhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Jain Beauekrk, Cent. to be Lieutenant, and George Ruth, Gent.
to be Cornet.

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Peterborough Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Lieutenant Martin James Gooch to be Captain; Cornet John Mil-
ler to be Lieutenant, vice Gooch ; W illiasn Waller, Cent to be
Lieutenant; Thoma.; Alderfon Coor.e, Gent. to be Carnet, and
William Bailey, jun. Gent. to be Cornet, vice Miller.
Bluebell, Iken, and Tunllall Volunteer Infantry.
John Sparrow and Robert Sheppard, Efqrs. to be Captains.
"lo be Lieutemaitts.—John E 1 i,, Joins Drown, anti Philip French,
Gents.

To be aulthup,Samnelßarnts,and Benjamin
Salmon,Gentr.
Bungay Volunteer Infantry.
Peter Toter, Efq. to be Maim... Commandant.
.

To be Captains—Robert Aide/fon, Daniel Backote, and Ro:sert
Hatcher, Eiqrs.
To be Lientenants-.Riehard Mann, William Dyball, and Mathias
Able, Gents.
To be Enfigns--Stfphen Callum, Arthur Wall, and Benjamin
Clarke, Gent.. •

• Benjafield's Bury Volunteers.
john Rol a f Id, Efq. to be Captain; Thomas Steele, Gent. to be
Lieutcnant, and George Moore, Gent. to be Edict.
Clare Volunteer Infantry.
William Matthews, Efq. to be. Captain.
Cottefbrooke Volunteer Infantry.

Sir William Lassbarn, Bart. to be Captain.
Daventry Volunteer Infantry.
John Chute, Efq. tobe Lieutenant-Colonel
Finedon Volunteer Infantry.
Sir Wiliam Dolben, Bart. to be Captain-Commandant; Jan !ni-
nth Dolben, Gent. to be Lieutenant, and William Ware An-

drew, Gent to be Enfign.
Geddington Volunteer Infantry.
ulanweoli Maydriek, Efq. to be Captain ; John Arden, Gent. to
be Lieutenant, and Thomas Lyellott, Gent. to be Enfign.
Grantham Voloweers.
To be Captains—William Oftler, Charles Rabi, and George

White,. kir&
To be Lkatcnants—james Hand, John Borftoo, and John Barnes,

Gents.
To be Enron—Frederick Lely, Edward Neik, and Robert Cos,
Cenci.
Haddington, Tranent, and Pencaitland Volunteer
Infantry. •
To be Captsitio.—William Fullarton Gardener, William Cunning.:
Name, William Wilkie, Robert Tennant, and William Aitchi •
fun. nits.
To be Lieutenants—John Martine, Hugh Prater, James lal•Kell,
Robert Gordon. and Wiliam Scott ,Genta
To be Enfigns--William Ferme, James Rougbead, and Jobs Hy&
lop, Gana
Halefwortb Volunteer Infantry.

Charles Collett, Efq. to be Captain I James Collin, Gent. to be
Lieutenant, and John Pennerb Gent. -.o be &limn.
Hartfmere Volunteer Infantry.
William Fret*, F.fq. to be Captain.
Hollefley Bay and Sutton Volunteers.
James Wilfoo, Gent. to be Adjutant.
ipfwich Volunteer Infantry.
Luke SUbtrue, Gent. to be Adjutant.
Kelfall and Carlton Volunteer Infantry.
_ _

John Rabett, F.fq. to be Captain ; Henry Ellis, Gent. to be Licate-
nant, and John Turner, Gent. to be Snag%
Lackenheath and \Vangford Volunteer Infantry.
Robert Eagle, Efq. to be Captain ; Francis S. Eagle, Gent. to be
Lieutenant, and Robert Eagle, jun. Gent. to be ditto.
Loyal Lincoln Volnnteers.
Heacklab Brovrn,Flq. to be Commandant.
To be Captains--Michael A tkinfon, Tyrwbit Smith, John Ma,
ryweatber. and Ben amin Weatberall, Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants—John Bate, Henry Blythe, James Simplon,
Jelin F.rdcA, jun.and Edward Fowler,Gents.
To be Enfigne-James Lupton, Wi liam Wrigkfworth, and Silva.
nun Cartledge, jun. Gents.
Linlidagowlhire Volunteer Infantry.
Lkitenant-Colonel Andrew Gillen to be Lieutenant-Colonel, and
David Falconer, Fig. to be Major.
To be Captains— Shillioglaw, Efq. Captain Wen. Shairpe,
on half pay, and James John Caddell, Efq.
Mid. Lothian Volunteer Infantry.
Enfign John Cowan to be Lieutenant, eke Brown; Enfign Rnbt.
Han, to be ditto, vice Yana; Wm. Young, Gene. to be Enures
vice Cowan ; George Stewart, Matto be ditto, vice Hall.
Loneden Volunteers.
R. Heron. Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant.
William Reeve, Efq. to be Lieutensot-Colonel
joint C. Loess Caleraß, Efq. to be Major.
R. Heron, Efq.to be Captain of Cavalry.
To be Captains et Infantry—Edward Fent. John Wrlggleferorth,
Daniel Hebb, John kimnsington, and William Freston, Efqrs.
To be Lieutwanee—Tomas Bolger, Benjamin Heald, Brian
James Fanner, jam Guy. William Barofdak, John
Dawfoo, Entail, and G. Winglald, Gaits.
To be CornetWillions Lamy Gent.

To be Endioa.—Pbßip Lonbum, So* Jobs Sbepbazd,
R. Roberta, Antimony Elite, William Chambers, and l'boloaa
Roper, Gaut&
Melton Volunteer Infantry.

Jakob Stammer% Efq. to be Captain; Richard Vinod Oldlnno,Gent.
to be Lieutenant ; banned Tbou.ploo, Gent. to be Enign.
MearnthireVolunteer Infantry.
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George %herd= Scott.E.4 to be Lleutenaot-Coiorol-Ccenshao-
dem; Jaws Tlicenpfoo. NA. to be Major.
To be Cattalos. WiWant Nicoll, Waiter Thorn, John Burnett.
and Charles Moor°. Gents.
To be Ueossomos—.lleter Cluiftbs. joreph Stuart. George Reid.

-William Gordon, Imo Humphroi, jaMeS
Stuart, sod John Oiriftian, Gana
To be Aunt—Jaanan Brown, Gent. nn
Mildenball Volunteer Infantry.
John Swak, Efq. to be Captain.
Naatm Volunteer Sharpfhootera.

.. Verson, end Beebe, Flqrs. tole (Vain%
Northamptonibire Volunteer Infantry.
The Memorable Frederick Pooh, and Chutes BaSeky, Efq. em
be Captains.
To be I.4euttorma...lote Selby, John SmMond William Hough-
_ toe. China.

To be Ea figo.-Oeorge Webtler. °ctn.
Northampton Gentlemca and Yeomanry Infantry.
The Right Honottrabk George Jobo hart Spencer to be Lieut.-
roe Cohort ; WWam Siwbricige, and Andrew Morri►, Eiqrs.
to be Clean%
City of Peterbomn^h Volunteer Infantry.
' ' '"

WllHarn Squire, Erg. to be Capuln•Conunaneant ; John ipaiding,
Lfq to be Captain ; Samuel Allen and Morns Tony, bent,
to be I Initeraste Rnbinfue Times Ferrule, and Spencer
Mate, Genta to be Enfigns.
Pembrokefhire Regiment of Volunteers.
e Rfibt lionootablc Lord Leollostoo to be Coked ; John

HenticiaS Aller, tiq.tobe Lichtenant-ColonA; Dudley Ack-
bnd, and John Lloyd. Errs. to be Majors.
TeallorCaptains—Tbe Right Honourable I a r,l Cawdor, the Right
Honourable Charles E. Greville, Chub, Allen Philippa, Hugh
Wet,b Berwyn. Henry Mathias, Irbil Mathias, Jobs Peach.
jorqh Harria,Jarnea Ackland. and Thomas Philipps, Mgrs.
.Rendlelltam Volunteer y
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P. J. Thriluff.z,Efq. to be Captain-L:onnuanlint ;Edward Crifp.
Efq. to be Captain ; John Malabo, and Sheuintiog. Gatti.
to be Lica:manta ; John Churchyard, Grnt. to be Enfign.
Saimundham Volunteer Infantry..
Robert Freeman. Efq. to be Captain.
Sudbury Volunteer Infantry.

Maclean, M. D. to be Cotain.Commanda t CLarles
El.+ to be Captain; Tweedatc. And Brand White
Oliver, Gents. to be Lieutenants; William Murrell, and Wil-
liam Oliver, jun. Gents. to be Enfigns.
Toweetter Volunteer Infantry.
William Grant, Etq. to be Captain-Commandant.
Wangford and Henham Volunteer Infantry.
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John Reeve, F fi. to be Captain; James Hengiiton. Gent to be
Licuten.mt ; (...orge Smyth, Gent. to be Enfign.
Whiffering, rsltlfgate, Southorpe, and Barnack Vo-
lunteer Infantry.
Robert Hcnfon. L• ft! to be C.iptain.
Wrentham Volunteer Infantry.
_ _ _ . _

Richard Good, Efq. to be Captain; John Clarke, Gent. to be
Lieutenant; Julio Scott, Gcot. to be Flail:D.
Hereford(lore Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Benjamin Biddulph, Efq. to be Captain ; Eduard Poole, Ccn:. to
be I.ieutcnant; Philip Jones, Gent. to be Cornet.
Hungerford Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
John Pear'e, Ffq. to be Captain; John Liddendalc, Gcnt late
istlt Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant; Gecrge Baxter, Gent.
to be Carnet.
Huntingdon Volunteer Cavalry.

John Richards, Efq. t; be Major-Commandant.
To be Captaios—Tbomas Sifmcy, Benjamin Weill:cad, and John
INAIns Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants—Simon Hardy, David yore?, and Robert
Wright, °nit&
To be Cornets—Robert Via, William Laddi, and Thom Pm*
ley, Gents.
Loyal London Volunteer Cavalry.
John Haworth, Gent. to be Adjutant, witb the rank of Lieutenant.
Leominfter Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Abraham Whitaker, Efq. to be Captain ; Francis Edward, Gent.
to be Lieutenant ; George Green, G..nt to be Cornet.

Maidenhead Volunteer Cavalry.
• •

Comet William Poyn to be Captain ; Thomas Smith, Gent. timbe
Cornet.

Thatcham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. •
William Mount, Efq. to be Captain; John Baiky: Gent to be
Quarter Mailer.
White Horfe Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Charles Dundas, Efq. to be Captain Commandant. •
Appleton Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Winftaltley, Gent. to be Lkutenant ; Panling Barnet,
Gent. to be Enftgn.
Argyll Volunteer Infantry.

To be Lientenants.:Arehibald Campbell, Joim Grigorroa, Coils
CampbalkAlemander Smith, and Aksander Stewart, Gents.
To be finftssa--Laelilsa Pot. Lean, Ronald /•Lachlan, Dasald
l'ifaac, and Neil M'Coll,penta.

Arbroath Volunteer Infantry.
John Colville, L• fq. to be Lieutenant Colonel
William Mill, Efq. to be Major.
To be Captains—john Alrth, jun. 'William Colvin, Jams Dell,
and Peter &wrack, Efqrs.
To be Lientenants—John Andfon. William Bid, Jr ha Fleming,
George Honey, and David Smith, Gents.
To be Lairs—John Leilie, Jnbn Loufon, John Medic, Gents.
To be Adjutant—John Nichol, Gent.
To be Sur;ece—Williant Arrot, M. D.

BeynhuraVolunteers.

Thomas Brown, GeoCto be Adjutant.
Clwydion Rangers.
Richard Wilding, Efq to be Major Commandant.
To be Captains—John Meredith Moftyn, Thomas Davis, and
Gabriel Hughes, Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants, MilesTbelwall,Edw.jones,Johnßoberts,Genta.
To be Enfigns—John Davies,and Foulkes, Gents.
Farringdon and Shrivenham Volunteers.
Thomas Untie, Efq. to be Captain Commandant.
Henry Ward, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
Garfield Volunteer Infantry.
John lathboac, Gent. to be Lieu emit ; Beetle Raddsone, Gm.
to he Ezingn.
Glafgow Volunteer Sharpthootere.
Jams Corbett, Efq._to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant.
Seined Hunter, Efq. to be Major.
To be Captains--Robert Stewart, Robert Struthers, Hugh Bogle.
Robert Within, James Bogie, A rchibad Bogle, TUMID Ogil-
vie, and Frederick Colquhoon, Efqrs.
To be Firß Lieutenants—Thomas Mock, jams Pastateak.
Berry, David Lillie, Robert Mardian, T. D. Donglae„ David
Lang, and William Jambs, Gents.
To be Second LieutenantsWiniam Scott, James E. tabinam.
Whit m MarthalL, John M'Culloch, An.bess tire. WlWam
Ancltifon, Robert Stewart, Jan, and William Glen, Gaeta.
To be Chaplain—The Rev. Dodos. Ritckle.
To be Adjutant—Andrew Um, Gent.
To be Quarter Marx—Archibald Manikin, Gent.
To be Surgeon—Jobe M'Arthar, Gent.
Glargow Highland Volunteers.
Mathew Macalifter, Efq. Lieutenant Colond of the Regiment of
the Ills, to be Colonel; James Mackenzie, Ertl. to be kcr.
To be taptains—ArchOold Campbell, Kirkman fluky, la:Lk
Macdonald. Alexander wean set Hugh Goodies Campbell.
James Connell, Archibald MlAs:Man, Colin Campbell, Tito&
Grahame, and William Campbte, Lfqrs.
To be Lieutenants—A. Donaldfon Campbell, William Jaaniefon,
Alezander Grant,Donald M•Lacklan, Patrick M•intyre, Benja-
min Mande, Duncan Munroe, Alexander With. John min-
tier., jams M'Artkur, Archibald billab, and John Ilkidur.
rich, Omts.
To be Ermene—Peter Stuart, Lactian Stewart,Droald Cuthbert-
fon, Mango Neil Campbell, Andrew Mounties, Jobs
James Laurie,and Robert Buckman Loki*, Gem.
To be Chaplain... The Rev. John M•Lararin.
To be PaymaßeFrßenjansia Mathis, Plg.

To be quarter MalierL.Duneen Miner., Gent.
To be Surgeon... Robert Cowan, Gent
Trades' Battalion of Glafgow Volunteers.
Norman M'ABiller. aft to be Lkutenant Colonel Commandant.
Robert Robertfon, Efq. to be Major.
To be Captains.—Jobn Morn/(on, Rai Ronald, Robert Waddd,
John Graham, Jain Craig. James Mande Archibald New*.
ging. James sword. Jan. Wm. Liddell. Owen tbrafebeid, Efgea
To be Liestenants.—Andrew HmM, Robert imM. Wm. Rodger.
Matthew Urie,,Jarties Morrika, David Hari-an, Asultew
Brothel, John Muir, John Galloway, Robert Cairns, Andrew
Mitelsell. and William Stark. Gents.
To be Eakins—James Milken. Wiliam Lang, Jun. James Hay,
James Law, William broom. Robert Robs:doe, Jon. Andrew
I.4•Fsrbsee, and James M•Farlane, Gents.
To be Chaplain—Rev. James Stein.
To be Parnalter—john Jainual, Elq.
To be quarter Mader--Jobn Baltantine, Oait.
To be Surgeon—John Kbkwced, Oct.
Hones-ford Volunteer Infantry.
Joseph Iturnard, ftes. tobe Captain ; Thomas Ilsifurry, sad
Cheeks Thomas Havrelheorth, Gents. to be LiCOUNINIIISI James
Jelfe, and Wrniam leek Jackfan, Gents. to be ilsegpre the
Rev. Meisel Rowlandfon. to be (Mephitis I Pasethaw Least,
Smith, 042 L to be Surgeon.
Huntingdontltire Volunteers.
Lord Vifrotust Hlntlibibrna, to be Colonel: Join% Headway, Efq.
to be Lieutenant Colonel ; Henry P.Stsadby, Efq. nobs Major.
Captain Fowle's Company of Kenbary Volunteers.
Richard Goddard, and Wilkens K insber, Oats. to legitimateness;
Samuel Healing. Gent. to be Enfign.
Kenbury Independent CPmpany of Voletnteers.
John Knowles. Efq robe Captain, vice Randall; Richard Perkins,
aid Wiliam Coxbead.Gents. to be Lieutenants;

Haynes. I.kot. to Do
A Regiment lof ranarkfhire Volunteers.
Ahmanda Reston, Eft. to be Liman= C.oloset Camaaelkot.
gth Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers.
Major John tact Hanker to be Lineman Coked ; Captaloa
Elam tom