Star.
London, England, 1811-06-05 00:00:00

SIr.EDI24V.

STOCKHOLM, MAY 20.
ty evening a Messenger arrived at the
an the Lorsi Lieutenant of the Province of
hi, stating, that about six or seven thousand
rbitants had risen on account of the con-
ned, were actually marching towards the
This morning the regiments of hitssars, as
liter'', were sent out from this place to meet
'e hear x strange report here, haraely, that
lander of the Swedish frigate Ftnjv. hiving
aim. fallen in with a priestlier under the
qg, he immediately hailed herOusd 'found
iad preeinusl) captured two Swedish vessels,
id them into Prussia* Pomerania, but had
4 marque, neither, from the French cr Prus-
*nu:penis; wherefore the Swedish Comma-
wrepreale, caused, the privateee Captain to be
the yard-arm.
MOCK tit visa Evan:lra—We now receive in-
that she troops have been ordered back to
test, and that all is quiet. Many people think
to be a trick of some great person, in order
feat the conscription.

GERMAN PAPERS.

SPANISH FRONTIERS, MAY IS.
.tird division of the Austrian regiment of fir
arrived at Bayonne on the lthlt inst, and pro-
)wards the Pyrenees. The troops at Pam-
we pushed on to Vittoria, o
amounting to 700
Id on the 29:h April, the garrison of Bilboa
forced by 560 Poles and 100 French.
pertly return of the King of Spain is men.
very respectable companies. The Duke del
and several other Spanish Nobles, have re.
'Madrid, after visiting the French capital.
HAMBURGH, MAY 24.
Englis'a remain cooped up in Heligoland.
heir goods tot in the warehouses. Not a single
:an now findentrance into the Continent, front
!Bent vigilance of the Donaniers. People now
feel how unnecessary those articles of mere
ire. An English boat was lately swamped in
:ing to land on the shores of the Ellp, but the
15 men were saved and taken prisoners.
row niehts ago a British brig approached the
:s on the mouth cf our river, and threw a few
:hick did not the least harm I she was pursued
some of our guts boats, and received considerable
sge from their shot.
COPENHAGEN, MAY 90.
tart of the British Beet has entered the Baltic
view to open the trade there, hut not a ship
admitted into any of the ports, or should they
nuance, their confication for the public use will
imediate. We shall have no more American
and British owners : no more pretended neutrals.
wick is now stale, and however pleasant• the joke
have been at first, the laugh will be now turned
t the English. Sweden has directly anal
ett-
y declared her intention of not permitting a 156-
ithip to come near her coasts, and the example
be tollowed by all the powers of the Baltic.
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FRENCH PAPERS.

BREST, MAY
The four English ships of th line which were at
Nor near Glenaa, have put to sea, so that the pas-
' of Cuncarneau Bay is no longer interrupted.
VALLADOLID, MAY 1.
consequence of the measures adopted by Marshal
ieres, tranquillity has been compieutly restored in
avvinces occupied by the army of the north. The
has sent considerable humbers of wimps into
provinces of Biscay, La Montana, and Asturias,
ihe purpose of occupying the coast, and preventing
inninication between the English and the ports
felt are still in possession of the insurgents. General
inet continues to obtain great successes river the
rbers ; they are constantly defeated. His head-
wters are as usual at Oviedo.
'he influence which the English had at one time
lined in the Junta of Gallicia, appears to be daily
Tessin. The militia have received orders to &K-
T. the confines of Asturias and the Kingdom of
4m. The plan for garrisoning Vigo, Ferrol, and
trunna; with British troops, has been certainly re-
act!. The Kingdom of Leon, which was in the
.most disorder &retort the arrival of Marshal Bessieres,
low tranquil-4o I; the province of Salamanca.
141PSIC, MAY I.Se
One of his Majesty's Commissaries arrived here the
y before yesterday from Dresden, to adort mea-
vs against the 'tale English manufactures, and
move the duty Upon counail irodUci. The day
'er his arrival, live Jew merchants of Dessau and
attibuigh, in whose custody several pieces of British
,•nalacttire were found a few days before, were at.
,sted. A Leipsic merchant was also arrested, and
person who forwards goods, who is strongly sus.
‘cted Of favouring the introduCtion and passage of
s. This last, person is from lionings.
•rg. 1-17 accomplice, a Jew merchant of Breslaw,
Ito managed the concern at Koningt,berg, was also
[ken op. All these persons await their sate. It did
•t escape the migilance of the Commissary, that
sere are iu this town articles rt English m.imitactore,
pith false certificates of origin, and provided with
.rgext stamps of the foreign custom-houses. These
-toles have been confiscated. Colonial produce has
introduced which never paid the Colonial duty,
.1d which notwithstanding was accompanied with
•ceipts frcln the foreign custom-houses. From this
hay these receipts will not be held good. These ar-
ticles must be accompanied with receipts from the
`;'rencli custom-houses, or pay the duty in the country.
By these means the Government will cause the or-
iers which have been given for observing the Conti-
nental systen to be strictly enforced; anti the traders
who allow themselves to be hurried away by a pas.
!ion for enriching themselves by dealing in English
manufactures, and who thus favour the commerce of
'.lle enemies of the Continent, oppress the manufac-
iores of their country, and bring their industrious
fellow.citizens to beggary from interested motives,
'will be subject to corporal punishment, since pecuni.
Tj mulcts are not sufficient to restrain them.

M IJOR S
John Campbell, on Half-pay 6s'h Foie,
Henry Shalforth, on tialt-pay Queen's Rangers,
John Burgess Halley, of 'nth Foot,
Altiander Hamilton, of acth Foot,
Michael White Lee, of Rills Foot,
John French, on Half•pay Win Foot,
Robert I.acas, no Halt-pay York Rangers,
Arthur Lloyd, of Nib Fuel.

Major G. H. B. Way, of the 49th Font.
Major Aneas Macintosh, of the 115th Poet.
Major C. C. Patric/cum, of the 46411.00 t.
Majur Guy G. C. L'Estrange, of the silt FM*,
Major Robert Arbuthnot (utnattaelled).
To be Majors in the Army.
Captain Magwell Mackesisie, d the list Pout.
Captain. Andrew Ewen, of the Mk Foot.
Captain Philip Crochet., of the Ist Light Dragoons ring's Gigs
man Legion, with temporary rank only.
Captain George Thomas Napier, of the Foot.
Captain George Krauahenberg, of the Ist Light Dragoons of
the King's German I.egion with temporary rant only.
Captain George Surveil, the 67th Foot.
Captain Win. Francis Patrick Napier, M the 46d Font.
Captain hiathew Shaw!, alike 74tli Visa.
Captain John Cameron, tithe 09th Font.
Captain'Henry Palm-Reis of the 47th Fat.
Captain lien. Edward C. Cocks, ut the 16th Licht Drsgoons
Captain Stephen K. Chapman, d the Eturi Engweers.

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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZE.I It. i John M. Hernintreett, of 44th Foot,
kletaneler Chaplet; of ad Ceylon Regiment,
-----. i John Peicele, of nth Garrison Battalion,
ADIVIIRALT Y OFFICE, JUNE 4.
. Alexandet Li ela, ef 2.3 th root,.
Viee•Admiral Sir JANifti SACNIAIIn, Bart. and Jahn l'ke!°°lt, of 3'.-.'i Ft'uts
David Cam, bel", of 9th Foot,
K. B. has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. George Arigueu.'fonyn, of 31st Foot,*
a letter he had received horn Captain Lowe, of his Henry Thorn:on, of 40th Fox,
Majesty's sloop the Diligence, giving an account of Andrew lieva‘un. of 15th Foot,
his having, on the 9th of last month, captured a
Tt Chamb
Jo inniae
hn Hicks, ot erlain, of 24th Fort,
311, and Edniutei Feline., of 4th Foot,
Danish row-boat privateer, carrying two swivels and I;l,dt-tick Muller. of let, and Fletcher Barclay, of 56th Foot,
sixteen men. Perry Jones Ferree eel hal--pay Steele's late Recruiting Corps,
' David Ninieties, of 142.1142.1 i Fo t,
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
I William Spearman, of '21.1 Dragoon Guards,
WAR-OFFICE, JUNE 4. , 'lemmas Weston, on half pey of 14th Garrison Battalion,
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent his been William Collis Spring, of the 57th Feat,
Daniel Colgulinun, oat half-pay of Inc 7th Garrison Battalicfn,
pleased, in the name and on behalf of his Majesty, Brook Henry Young, of 58th Foot,
to Appoint ; i William Brydeee Ne ensue of 27th Foot,
Tel AJOR•GE'NF.R ALS , Thomae Caner. of nth, and John Ross, of =Bth ro,-,
Ferdinand Beren-DrescliseEneth ter per:o y rank, Charles Parne James Kyrie Meney, 011 half-pay Arrnstronee. Recruiting Corps
I.infingen, with ditto. Roger /Vivien. George Rocitesn, Fran . 'lliomas Lysor, oi Cape Regiment,
tie Grose, Hairy Richmond Gale, John Serie, Wm Scott, Alex. Henry, et 35th, and Peter Elionets Roberto°, of Bth Foot,
Robert Teeping. Archibald Ceetehell, Alexander Trotter, Semitel Higgs-, en halt-pay 1 eth West India Regiment,
Francs Fuller. Sir James :a ffieck, Bart. GeureeVaughan Hate, Dive Jones, ot nth, and George Gi ay, of 30tk..Fuot,
John Robinson, t ;verge Warde, Hon. Thome; :Maitland, Ri. ,'1 bowies Pearson, of "eel Foot,
chard Bright, Wm. Rernsay, James Cannibal, John hk, met, Augue us Meade, on belfopay of Reeiment of Malta,
Heldibrand Oakes. Cohn Campbell, Sir George Pre voetellert. Robert Nixon, of 2etll Fier,
Wm. Waller, Mervyn Archdall, Sir 1 C. Sherbrooke, K. le, William Frederick Spicer, ot 7Ftlt Foot,
Gordon Drummond, JanseeWherton, Wm. Payne, Hon. Ed- Robert INPNah, of 9 to„ and Ric-herd Payne, of 46th Foot,
ward Bligh, Wm. Earl E.aven, LordWre. Bentinck, Edmund John Stafeord, of 83.1 Font,
T b LIEUTENA:FF-COLONELS in the Army.
Earl of Cork, hiott. Henry George Grey, Hon. Edward Paget, o e
Arthur Whetham, Sir Brent Spencer, K.B. le alt •OFFICE. JUN It 5.
To be LIEUTENANT-GENERALS in the Army. llsl Dra'onn Cie-edit-Cornet John Hunter to be Lieutenant, by
COLONELS . • purchase, vice Banvell, who retires.
Benjamin Fisher and Thomas Nepcan, of the Royal Engineers, 3d Ditto-Lieutenant Nathaniel Storey to be Captain of a Troop,
Thomas R. Charlene% of the Royal Artillery, by put chase, vice Rain, who retires.
Henry de Hit:tiller, of the King's U. Legion, with temporary flak, 4th. Ditto -Frederick Horn, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase.
Sir Charles Shipley, Kin, of the Royal Engineers, vice Aclters, promnted.
Henry Bell and Thomas Strickland, of the Royal Marines, 6th Dn. o -lieutenant Henry Archdall to be Captain of a Troop,
Henrys
Mahon, of 9th Light Dragoons, by pus chase , vice Milbauke, oho retires; Cornet 1 ohn Goldie
William Thomas Dilkes of ad Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant', by purebaee, vice Arelidall.
Henry Rudyrrd, of the 'Royal Engineers, ' 4th Dragoons-Cernet lethe (Agent to be Lieutenant, by pur-
John Oswald, of 15th Font, chase, vice Dement.
J. Gashard le Marcliant of the Military College, I sitle Ditto-Qeartet-Maerer John Musson to be Cornet, without
James M. Hadden, uf the Royal Artillery, e I e et-chase, vice Lloyd, promoted in the let Garrison Battalion.
William Doyle, of 62J, and John Hatton, o. G6th Foot, II 12th Light Drage:l.3-AI, trt Goldsmid, tent. to be Comet, by
Pinson lioneam, of 69tb Foot, purcliaw, vice Andrew', promoted ; Hospital-Mate William
John Burnett, Military Superintendent of Hospitals, Kirg to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Lea, removed to the nth
William Anson, of the First Foot Guards, Royal Veteran Battalion.
John Bourchier, of the late Royal Irish Artillery, 16th Ditte-Cornee George Keating to he Lieutenant, witlinet
Isaac Brock, of 49th, and George William Ramsay, ofillOth Foo:, Purchase, ve:e Blake, dead of his wounds ; Nathaniel Day
Robert Craufurd, on half-pay of 60th Foot, Crichton, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Cost, promo-
Fdward Howarth. uf the Royal Artillery, ted in the 57th Foie ; Gottlenlan Croke Edward B. Lloyd,
John Dorrien, of the Royal Horse Guards, from the Royal Military College, to he Cornet, vice Keating.
Thome Desbrisay and Charles •Uerrott, of Royal Artillery, `2oth Ditto-James Smith, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase,
William Fyers, ot Royal Engineers, vice Richardson, promoted. •
George Glasgow, of the Royal Artillery, 22d Ditto-Edwin Stacey, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
Robert Winter, of the Royal Marines, Keit, promo•ed.
William Bentham and Edward Stt helin, of the Royal Artillery, 34th Ditto-George Gar. Shaw, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase,
John Augustus Schalch and Henry Hutton, ot ditto, vice Macan, promoted.
•I'llomas Barrow, of the sth Wrest India Regiment, 3d Regiment of Foot Gnards-Ensign Charles Talbot to be Lieu-
John Simon Farley, of 68th Feet, tenant and Captain, by purchase, vice Hood, promoted ; *rho
John Wood, on the Hail Pay of the Liverpool Regiment, mas Craufurd, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice •Fallent ;
Horace Churchill, of the late Horse Grenadier Guards, John Ashton, Gent. to be ditto, without purchase, vice Grins-
John Jenkinson, on Half Pay of the Sheffield Regiment, stead, deceased ; Alexander Craufurd, Gent, to be ditto, rite
killed in action.
Theophilus Lewis, Robert Williams, Lawrence Deeborough, Cookson,
James Meredith, Robert Hill Partner, Watkin Tench, David 7th Regiment of Foot-Lieetenant Robert Knowles, from the
Ballingall, and George Dyer, of the Royal Marines, Ist Royal Lancashire Militia, to be Lieutenent, without pure
Dunbar, of the 3d West India Regiment, chase.
Alexander Keith, of the 65th Foot, 13th Ditto-Ensign Abraham Capper, from the lit Somerset
John Meckelean, of the Royal Engineers, Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase.
John Ehomas Layard, pf the 54th Foot, 20eb Ditto--Lawrence Pigou, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
John Skinner, of the icith Foot, vice Walker, promoted.
John Stratford eeunders, of the
test Foot,
Lacklan Maclean, Quarter-Master-General in West Indies,
George Wilson, Samuel Rimmington, of Royal Artillery, 13c1 Ditto-Second Lieutenant Robert Castle to be First Lietnee
nant, by purchaee, vice Wilcox, who retires.
24th Ditso-Ensign Frederick Barton to be Lieutenant, without
David Shank, of the Canadian Fencibles,
/Elites Shaw, on Hilt' Pay of the Queen's Rangers,
Andrew Hay, of the lit Foot,
John James Marlow, on Half Pay of the Cheshire Fenelbles,
William Miner, of the 30th, Charles Wale, of the 66th Foot,
IVai non M. Peacock, of the Coldstream Guards,
Sir John Douglas, Km. of the Royal Marines,
John Pare, oti Halt Pay of the 96th Foot,
Walde•grave Pelham Clay, on Half Pay of the 40th Foot, purchase, vice Ireland, killed in action ; James Millerd, Gent.
to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Fryer, who retires.
33d Ditto-eleetnenant Donald Wiles, from the Royal East Mid-
dlesex Witte, to be Ensign, without purchase.
34th Deto-Liemenant G. Green, from the 17th Foot, to be
Lieteenant, vice Lamph or, who exchanges; Ensign A. Orrell, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
from the let Royal Lancashire Militia, to be Ensign, without Jane IL Richard Bennett, of lieendeditche Loedeeintereer and
purchase.
41st Pa: o-Encign John Highmore Jebel:it, from the let Somer-
Erevor Hull, 6-3 d, James Kemmit, 40th, Rob. Brune, 36th Foot, set Nlilitia, be Ensign, witeout purchase ; Qoarter-Master
John Ormsby Vandeleur, of the 19th Light Dragoons, John Smith to he Aejtitant (with the rank of Ensign) vice draper, at ten, at GuildhalL
Benjamin, Levi!AofNLigtntletTAPTlie-sCYtreetSU,
see, merclia- it, dealer and ehapman.
IG'lroondraSEDlion'senrield3, Mid,rien
Chide" Itye, of the 3d Dragoon% Saitielt•re, promoted ; Quarter-Master-Setjeant --- Eon to I
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Sir Wm. Aylett, Kist. on Hall Pay of the 6th Garrison gattalion, be Qiiarter-Staster, vice Smith. BANKRUPTS.
John Cesharn, late 0. Cerlisle, joiner and *shine...maker, dealer
John Rlghy Fletcher, of the 6th Dragoons, 4'2d Ditto-Major William Cewell, from the Royal Reeiment of
Robert Browne, of the 13th Light Dragoons, Malta, in he Major, vice Munro, who retires upon the halt- and chaptnan, to surrender June 12, 13;3tid July :6. a. e'er.-e,
Hugh Mackay Gordon, nn Half Pay of the 16th Fnot, pay of the Royal Regiment of Malta; John Grant, Gent. to iat the Blue Bell Inn, Carlisle Attornies, Mr. Wm. liedg.or..
Alexander John Guldie, of the 6th Dragoon Guard-, he Ensign, by purchase, vice Stuart, prernuted. Carlisle; or Mr. Biggs, Eseex-street, Strand, London-
Robert Yelleley, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant. un
even,
chase, Ballard Long, of the 15th Light Dragoon% 69th Ditto-Ensign A. Werillnck to be Lieutenant, without pure
it. ger Halt Sheaffe, 49th, Gemge Airey, Bth Foot, chase, vice Hipkins, promoted. . turer, dealer and ehapman, June 21, 26, and ly !eon eleven,
71st Ditto-letisien John anintyre to Se Lieutenant, without at the George Inn, Newcestle.upon-Tyne. Attorrees Messrs.
Alexander Duff, on Half l'ay ot the 4th Foot,
Rufaue Shaw IMAM, Quarter-Master-General, Mediterranean, , purchase, vice Coweell, killed in action 1 Ensign Charles James A:l:lnsult. Wades and Nficharalt, Chsueery.iene, Loedee ,or
Honourable Edward Stopterd, of the ad Foot Guards, Cux to be ditto, vice linuouti, killed in action; Eneeen aed Mr. Joseeli Beinbridge, Newcastle-upet- Fyne.
Adjutant Robert Law to have the rank of Lieutenant ; En9ign lames Nuttall, ut Manchester, dealer in twist an I wefe ,art .
George Cooke, of to
Foot Guards,
'Ebonies Imp Blekhoustent 47te Foot, JohnVendeltur to he Lieutenairt, vice Graham,inUed In When; Chapman, June 19, *2.0, and July 16, at eleven, at the A slt.
Jelin Wilson, of 4th Ces ion Regiment, Quarter-Master-Seljeant -- Gavin to be Eneigu, vice Mac- Arms lan, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Hewitt are: I::irit,
4 intent Eden, of 84tI, 1:out, intyre ; 1 horns,' Ain!, Cent. to he ditto,' without purchase, Manchester; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chaocarvelane, Lreiden
Freticis Gerrard Viscount lake, of the 60th Foot, vice Keener.% dead of his wound% Jonathan Fell and William Bean, of Nottingeenn, ho,ier-eslaoe.
George Townslienti Walker, of the 50th Foot, 74th Ditati-Eneign Samuel lierroa to be Lieutenant, without manufacturer, elneers, &worn, and partners, Jane 17,16,
- purchase, vice Johnson, killed inaction; Scrjeat....Major Robert and July 16, at eleven, at the Punch-Bowl, .rottingera -
John Agmond Vesey, 011 Half Peet of rite `39th Fore,
Nottin
Richard Stavin, of the 17th Font, Barker, from the 4ed Feor, to be Ensign, vice Herron, Anomie', Mr. Henry Percy, ham;g or Minn. :rte
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Kenneth Mackenzie, on Halt Pay of the 13th loot, 77th Ditto-Ensign John Tewnettend Bennett, front the Second (Seeley, Long, and Ince, Gray's-inn-scuare, London.
Sir John Dalr) mph:, Bart. of tbe 3d Foot Guard'', Tower Handes Militia, to he Ensign, without purchese, John Glover, of Liverpool. boot and shoe-nraker. dealer sat
Francis John \s Oder, of the 35th Foot. 79th Ditto-Brevet Lictitenant-Colmtel W. M. Harvey to he chaputan, July 1,3, and 16, at one, at the Bell :nn, Dalt-
Hon. George de Grey, Aid-de-Camp to the King, Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Cameron, dead of etreeta.iverpooe. Atturnies, Mr. John Clemeres. Liverpool;
Samuel Hewker, ditto, hie wounds; Captain Donald Cameron to be Meier, vice Her •or Mr. •1 horns. Blackttock, Paper-buildings, I emple, Lancer.
To be MAJOR-GENERALS in the Army. vey ; Lieutenant J. le. Christie to be Cevain et a Company. William Hubtuan and Christopher Hohnien, of Grove-Itrett.
LIEU EENAN r-COLONELS without purchase, vice Ineach, killed in action ; Lieutenant Deptford, Kent, cow-keepers, market-gardeners, c'ealt7t,
Patrick lel.Criimmiu to lee Cakrain of a Company, vice David- I chapmn, and copartners, Juue 11, 18, and July it, et elesee,
Sir Charles Imhoff, Knight, of the 4th Garrison Battalion, IMM, dead of his wounds. lat Goildhell. Atteruies, Messrs. Minshull and Viel, At ier
Gabriel Gordon, en Half-pay of the 4th Foot, To Le Lieutenants-Easton Ewen Cameron, vice Christie ; Ems! dou•street, NVestneneter.
Duncan Macslonalsi, of the 57th Foot, sign John Ford. vice M•Cruminin. William Croker, of Radcliffe-Highway, Middlesee, ironmeng,r,
Archibald Stewart, of the let Foot, To be Eneignse-John Fowling, Gent, vice Cameron; Serjeant-- dealer and claptrap, Jeer. 11, 18, and July 16, at eleven, a.
Alexander Adam., of the 78th Foot, Major N. Carter, from the 45th Foot, vice Pore. •• I Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. W. P.,Bartlett, Lawrence-ikunt-
John Cm nettle, Heiken, on Half-pay of the 55th Foot, i alert Ditto- Ensign John Godwin, from the Dorwtstarc 'Militia, ney-laie, Cannon-Orem%
Honourable Godfrey Macdonald, of the Ist Foot Gnatde, to he Ens;ey, without pet-chase. William Prettyman, late of Whitechapel I Bek-etreet, 11/4:ll,:iteee,
'1 homes Nertun Powlet, on Half-pay of the is 4th Foot, 834 Ditto-Ensign F. M. Barry to he Lieutenant, viethout per- cooper and truss hoop-maker, dealer and ceapmen, lie.e s, le,
Sir Edward Gerald Butler, Knight, of the 87th foot. claw, vice F.ltiMt. dectatredl Ensign J. M. Cox to be Lieute- and July 16, at tee, at Guildhall. Atturuies, Meares. Noy aea
Samuel Need, of the V4,h Light Dragoon., omit, vier Ferris, killed Inenctiun. I Pepe, Miticing•lene, Tower-street.
Michael Edward Jacob, on Half-pay of the 65th Foot, To he Ensigns-Ambrose Laur, Gent. by purohate, vice Blox- Wham Wightnian, of Petticoat-lane, Whitechapel, Mllll-act,
'flames L'Est range, hopecting Field ,Officer. ham, promoted; Volunteer W. Fns Gibbon, vice Barry ; John ' victualler
eleven, at,
Guildhall'deafer atel illAttorntapreey, an,June 8, tli,
/1 .11r and Jul
-street, hut
y re, si
Sir .1". Brooke Prcliell, Bart. ot late Horse Grenadier Guards, Bratian, Geet. vice Cox. . en,„
William Latham, of tie 7th Dragoon Guards,
85th Ditto-Ensign S. D. Orinsell to bra Lieutenant, without Smithfield
of the Carpenter's Arms, Vine-street, neat.
David Dewar, on Ilan •pay of Unattached Offieers, moth/tee, vice Holmes, deceased. : Samuel Bovingdon,
George Kinieerd Dana, of the 6th Garrison Battalion, 87th Ditto-Lieutenant W. W. Lamphier, from the 34th Foot, t St. Martin's-hine, Westminste, victueller, dealer au
d „eel
James Moore, nut clue aid Light Dragoon-, to he Lieutenant, vice Green, who exchanges.
Edward Baynes, of the Nova Scotia Pencildes, , man, luue It, 18, and July ter at eleven, at Guildhall. A.ter-
Seth Ditto-Lieutenant Rickard Bunworili to he Captaha of a ' nay, Mr Turner, Ne. le Kirby-Rimer, Hatton-Gartlea.
Nathaniel Levitt reacocke, of the 71st Foot, Compare, without purcheee. vice Irwin, killed in action; James Flanagan, ot Hertford, Laker, line It. 18beacon,, and ;ailer
nt:-
16,
James Stiriieg, of the 43rd Foot, 1 Ensign W. Kinormill to lie Lieutenant, 'eke Bunworth ; Sere at one, at Guildhall, Lotition. Atenney, Mr.
Thomas Steele, of vette Foot, I j• ant D. lealietteb, from the Ifni& Foot, to be Ensign, vice Eentele-lane.
Patrick Maxwell, of 7th Dragoon Guards, . Kinesreill. Ebenezer Hoppe, of Church-street, Little Minories, Middieset,
Robert Young, of Bth Foot, . : 91st I)itio-liotnital Mate John C. Yeattnan to be Assistant- mathematicel instrument-maker, June r, 15, and Jury to, at
Burgh Leighton, ot 4th Dragoons,
Henry M. lelentmVavasintr, of the late Home Grenadier Guards,Sureeon, vier Gregorson, deceased.
9'd linte-Eneign Patrick Leathern to be Lieutenant, withoet . Fleetes,:reet.
I twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Me. J. Searle, I terr-etne.
Edward Vicars, of east Light Dragoinis, purchase, vice Mac Nab, dead ot his wounds; Allan M'Ou- .
James.Meller, te. deenlnvalid Artillery, . DIVIDENDS.
mile, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Leathern.
Henry Raleigh Keig t, of the 4th Garrison Battalion, Richard Bolton, of I-Loten, Yerk.hire, calico .men. facture-.
95th Ditto-Second Lieutenant Alexander M'Greenr to be First
Robert Doegiati, 'ul 55th Foot,Jima f2B, at ten, at the Bull's Head bin, Bradtord.-loen eft.-
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Westby, killed in action ;
Sanitirl Vellaille% Rhode, of :;ea row, pheus. of Yeovil, bonterstestire, gardintr, Juce 26, at i ;twie :it
Stvatd LientenanrCe Crotidace to be First Lieutenant, with-
Berkenhead Glegg, on Helf.pay ot the 91st Foot, ant yerchase ; George Drummond, Cent. to be Secoati Eke. the Mertmei,l lint, Yeaeil.-Wiluare Bartlett, of Plyoickeli Poch
Honourable Janie* Ramsay, of ed hoot, tenant, vice M'Gregor ; First Lieutenant Charles Eeles to be reaeon and !wilder, June x 7, At three, at the King's Aren ler,
Lewis Muslinnt, of the Depot at Lyiningron, Adjerato, eke Stewart, prumoted.
Francis Streicher, of the lurk Light Infantry Volunteers,Plymouth-Deck. Titania% Watkins, of Plyreoute-Doce, tavern-
ket-perr, end vintoer, June e 7, A ten,
97th ltato-James Grant, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, pi --- ••il r teen
Colo. Grant, Aie-camp to les R oyal Inees the l'rince Regent, vier le, , yinotith-Dock.- Thomas Itunt• y, of Rain•ga.e•jewt .• •
r ceer, who resigns.
James ).yon, With, Willi :nu Gifford, Cid r00t,25, at ten, at Guildiete.--Thos. Lurencit, ot Siti i:,tinrui :1, leht,
9gth kykke....Caetain lion. Henry E. Butler to be Major, by pur- •
Arthur Gore, oh :red loon, woolleiod r, J G "dh II NVII et Prow,'
uly 6, ar eleven, at tei a .- i it. l:
chase, vice Frankland, who retiree.
James Omit, of 99th Foot, sa Sackvilleatrett, Pie, adilly, lac, nl.lll,July e, et twelve, a, One -
teal Ditto--Julin Rose Palmer, Gent. to be Atsistant-Surgeor,
J. 'Aaron de Supenberg, of De Roll's regiment.witer• • • ,
liaA.--Thuntae O'Neie, ot alleeti-ereet, Serie her'
at the Kiee't A tete li n,
vice Cnizier, 'alio resigns.
Charles bulkdry Eeeriee, 01 4 ith eotit, Royal African Corpse-Major Charles M•Certhe, f-om the loltle . - .• . • otiii•
Thomas Sidney Beckwith, of 9e-li Flee, 6, it ten, at Gu.1.111;.11.-Cisistor:ier Marshell, ef Little rne-
Lige-street, Alideltoov, einl-maher, July le, at twee., a.
Fleur, to be LieutettauteGentral, without put eltsee.
To 11. COLONELS in the Army. hell-Julio W. Pepeer, art Deal,Kent, botcher, lone .25, ..; eLven,
aItEV al'. at Geildhail.-William Hanahly, of FAMotitn, MetChao:,li::l '..
CdpWn Richerd Armstror g, front the 97th Foot, robe Major in et twelve, at C;aildball.--hamerl Bryan, of Grosvenor e
the Army, he been appointed to serve in For sill! under the :•lelilleerx, chenille., July e, at one, at Gerkiall.-Cearles C..-
eommand of lawmen:int-General air William Cur Beresfurd, viii, ot Leiceeter-stesare, Mieldleetx, calenet-ramie:, iuiy 6, 4
Tice eirewe, promoted. - at unc, at Guildhall.
'I e be Lieutenant. Coloneie in the Army. 1
Major Dugald Little Gilmour, of tiw 95th Leo:. CERTIFICATES , !UNE CS.
Major J. R. Coelean, of the 61E Foot. 1 Geinge Magr, of Bristol, linen-draper. e t I-. 4(...
Miimi Alexander Petrie, et the '9•h trot. ' Joie; li Floneders and John Thomas Morley, of tweur•••• •
Major William Woodetr, art the toot toot. 1 Yorkshire, linen-drapeet.

Una:ll3oN.
'Flmes Waller. MD. to be Physician to the Garrison of Purls.
mouth, vice Mdk, deceased.
frlne.laraL sTAff.
To be nervy Punter" to the Fortes.
Deputy• Purveyor John kasude. John Sawnlas, and Thomas Va.
cher, from Half Pay
Tire king's German I.egion. •
Ist DttiOotl4- adet-herieut Frederick Nat.:smarm to be Cr
net, vice neaten. promoted.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of
Cheshire.—Royal Chester I.ocal Militia.
John Ha.lll, (:et.t. to be iLitivetiant, vice Britain, deceased,...
Dated May 21, 1611.
Stockport Local Mil;t;3.
Roger Rawson Lingard and Tiioelllo rartingsal, Ger.%. 1a 4.
Litinetlarit•c. Dated May li, 1811.
Beejam:n Lloyd, Gem. to be &adv. bated as slime.
Commissions signed by the Vice-Lientehant of ike
County of Surrey.--Ist Regiment of Local Militia.
Ensign John Peannanms be Liesicuantolos resired.—
Dated May 17.11111.
2d Regiment of Local Militia.
Win. Price, kaq. to be Captain. by Brevet. Dated May 15. ,
Charles Mitchell, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated u abuse_
John Mowatt, Galt. to be ditto. Dated May 14, 1811.
Commissions signed by the - Lnrd Lieutenant of t!:e
County of Esser.
sa Regiment of Essex Local-Militia.
Matthew. Corselli., E. 4 to be Map . Dated May 10, 111 1.
4th Ditto.

Thorns. &tidal. cent. to be Eusiga, rice K YYaai lieddall, re-
signed. Dated May 9, teal
sth Ditto.

Henry Greenhill and John Harrington, Cents. to be Ensigns.—
Dated April 84, /811.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
South East Regiment of Local Militia.
Wilson Beall and MichaerLister, Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated
May 30, 1811.
Mile End Volunteers.

William Stewart, Gest. to be Licatesant, vice Dent, deceased
Dated April It, 11111.
Joseph Smallwood, Gent. to be ditto, vice Welch, resigned. Da-
ted as above.
John Fletcher, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Charrington, resigned.
Charles George White, Gent. to be ditto, vice Hayward, resign-
ed. Dated as above.
Comtnissions signed by
the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Linlithgow.
Ist or Berwickshire Regiment of Mlii.i.
Captain Robert Danlop to be Maio; vice Clarkson Moncrita,
deceased. Dated May 1, 11111.
Royal Linlithgowshir? Yeomanry Cavalry.
Cornet William Wilson to be Lieutenant, vice Murray, resign,....
i Dated January 17, tall.
; Alexander Duncan, Geat. to be Cornet, vice Wilson. prcuacesd.
Da* as above.