Star.
London, England, 1803-10-19 00:00:00

SPOltriVc INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND ocrOBER ME FTING,
TU AWAY, OCT. IS.
Fifty Pounds for a•yr old colts carr)irg BR. 21b
fillies SO. Two-)r old C.
Mr. W,lfoo'sk c. Merryman, by 8.. z Lard
IA Grofvennes b. c. Funk • by juhu Bull -
IA Ckrmont's br. c. by Mr. Tomsk
Mr. Lullabies cb. c. Volostiers. by Volunteer
Five to 4 on Merryman.
The firft Clafs of the Walser °Aland, Stakes. B.M.
f• üblkription of 3dgs. each, logs. ft. To be run by
• hones of all ages, a yr. olds excepted.
1) of Grafron's Pie Nic. 4 years old. yil. 71b. - 2
Mr. Wilfoo's Surpriza, 6 years old, Sit. 91b. • - $
Mr. Howorth's Malta, 3 years old, ;it. bib. $
Mr. Wyndham's Flageolet, 4 years old, 6lt. z alb. 4
Mr. F. Neale's Bobtail, aged. yft. alb. 5
Mr. Howard's Creeper, 4 years old, 6R :31b. 6
IA Grotatenco's Montalto, 3 years old, 6ft. 'lb. 7
Five to r againit Pic Nic-4 to r againft Surprize
—4 to r againit Flageolet-6 to 4 agaitut Bobtail.
Mr. Panton's Allegretta, beat Gen. Grolvenor's
f. Two Shoes, SR. zlb. each. Two•yr old C. 'cogs.
h. ft.—Four to r on Two Shoes.
Mr. F. Ncale's ch. e. Brair.worm, by Buzzard,
aga Mr. Whaley's b. c. Lightning, by Pegafus, both
z yrs old, 811. ilb. each. Two yr old C. yogi. Off
by confent.
General Grofvenor's ch. f. Humming Bird, by
Potbos,'dam by Mambrino, rec. ft. from Sir C. Bun-
bury't ch. f. filter to Orlando, both now 2-yr old,
811. 91b. each. Two-yr old C. wogs. b. ft.

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BELFAST, Ocr. 4.—On Wednefday laft,Thoinas
Rolfe' arrived in Downpatrick, under a &ring efcort,
from Dublin, and was on that day arraigned, and
ferved with a copy of his indictment for High Trea-
fon. His trial is appointed to come on on Wednef.
day next, the Isith instant.
Teherday, the Special Comminion for the trial of
perfons accufed of High Treafon, in the county of
Antrim, was opened at Carrickfergus, by Mr. Jutlice
°smell a. After the Commiffion was read, the C..urt,
without proceeding to any bufinefs, immediately
adjourned to this morning.
Duman, OCT. lg.—General Lord CATHCART and
his faire arrived yefterday from England. Hi, Lord-
fhip is to be Commander of the forces in this country, t
in the room of General Fox, who returns to England.
Yefterday, Michael Quigley, of Rathcoffey, in the
county Kildare, builder ; Nicholas Stafford, a baker, I,!_i
of James's-hat ; and one Perot, a painter and gla.
zier, of Lucan, were brought prifoners to the Cattle. I.!
Three hundred pounds reward hays been advertifed
for the apprehenfion of the two firft mentioned, who 41
are charged with having been leaders of infurgents
on the night of the 23d laft. They were arretted
on Wednefday laft, at Ardfry, in, the county of
IGalway, at the houfe of one Perot, a farmer, fa:her
to the perfon above-mentioned. They underwent
examination by the Right Hon. Mr. WICK HA ea, and
were afterwards committed to Kilmainham gaol :
they are able looking men, and them to be under 40
years of age they appeared not to be under much
concern at their fitnation ; and, we underhand, that
(trigley, in coming to town, (poke with rope confi-
dence of the object of his nefarious purfuits. It is •
fuppofed they will be tried at the Common of
Oyer and Terminer, which will commence the 29th
infant.
The new law arrangements rumoured here are, the
Hon. Baron Daiv to be a Judge of the King's Bench.
and the Solicitor-General. Mr. WC 14 to foe.
ceed to the Exchequer Bench; Mr. PLUVIERT. to be
Solicitor-General.

The Captain of i Privateer is ordered to be pro.
fecuted for piracy, having plundered fevetal Spanilh
(hips of confislerable quantities of fpecie. The Mate
and another of his crew are committed to Pena
mouth jail, until his trial takes place, when they will
be brought forward to give evidence againll him. .
A Court Martial was Jately held on Lieutenant
W. D. Roaserson, of the Edinburgh Militia, on a
charge of unfoldierlike conduit, &c. preferred againit
him by Captain Wil.tiastson, cf the fame regiment.
The Court thought that the conduit of both o;licers
had been extremely improper, and fentenced Lieute-
nant Roasarson to be reprimanded. His MAJISTY
has approved the fentence, and direaed Gen. Vv.' Da
notify a in General Orders throughout the Dittria.
To-morrow the prifoners, who iland fully com-
mitted on. fufpicion of various felonies, will be re-
moved from the feveral gaol, in the city and county
to Newgate, preparatory to their taking their trials
at the enfoing Old Bailey Sefflons, which commence
on Wednefday next,the26th ink.

Sittings appointed in bfkldlefez and London before
the Right Hon. RICHARD P , Lord Airmistr,
Lord Chief Junice of his Majelly's COart of Com.
mon Pleas at Weilminfter, in aid after Michaelmas
Term, rBo3

I■ TRIM.

MIDDLCIIM
Thuriday, - Nov. so Friday -
Wednefday - 16 Thud:lay
Wainciday - 13 Tlnuiday
AAAAA Taasa.
Turfday . Nov. ay I wedetently - Nov. 33.
Oa Saturday afternoon. a Grarefend boat consaig
up the River under full fail, and with a (relit wind wcf.
telly. came infide the tier, off the Jutty of the London
Docks.—Going at the rate of (even cr eight miles the
hour, (mall boats had hardly a chance of getting out
of her way; and one wherry, in which wet two gen-
tlemen and the wateriness, was literally run over by
her. The waterman on board the Gravefend boat.
and one gentleman (Captain St. Baena. of Itatclitf)
was enabled, from his fituation, to thatch hold of a
rope under the bowfprit. which he held faft. and was
cart icd on with the vefel, hanging partly in the ure-
ter i but the other parenger (a Mr. Ma are et, of Ante-
rkaTquare) was funk with the wherry, and the
°reverend boat went over both. In a thou time he
rote, and twain towards a pairing lighter, arid nAs
providentially enabled to hold on by the oar of tl e
lighter tiles wherry, which had pot off from the flair'
t,, tale Captain Se. Butte from his perilous lima.
tion, came alto to his cakue. We are happy to date
that the Gentlemen are well, except that Mr. Mat-
Tr N ha, both his legs bridled, and has received a fe-
very blow no' his head, foppored to be aptinit the
6ravefen•l boat's bottom when tifing the fit it lime
alter Ili. bring run down, and by which he was look
again. It is however hoped that no bad effc& will
cufue, as he was bled foot after being take* co i1.0.e.

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From the LONDON GAZETTE, GlioLer 18.

MILITAk Y Pit u MOTIONS.

VAII•OPFICI, OCTOBER tH, 1803.
liqntingdontbire Volunteer Cavalry.
elilte Hardy, Gent. to be Adjutant.
Loyal Evionydd Volunteers.
'William Ffq. to be Captain; Griffith Thomas, Cent.
acibe Lhutenant ; John Evans, Gent. to be Ditto ; and Morris
Jena. Gent. to be Enfign
Eadern battalion of the Mendip Legion.
The Right Hunourablc J. Hart A.lJington to he Lieutenant-Co-
limel-Cummandant ; Chas les A. Patridge, Efq. to be Major;
Samuel Baker, Lfq. to be Captain of Cavalry; and John Good,
Scot. to be Lieutenant of Cavalry.
Infantry.
To be Captains—John Wylde, John Finset., Robert Beaks Sim-
mons, Williarnbvrynnuer, John Smith, Thomas Warren, James

Cockburn, and Idle Pope, Gents.
To be Lieutenants—William Leaves, John Inman, John Poole,
Benjamin Burgers, T111)111/11 Ebbet, George Day, William Wil-
kins, a: d Jahn Wall, Gents.
To be En Counfel, William Young. John Tripp,
William Soarers, Jufeph Day, William Weeks, and Har-
ris, Gents.
Loyal Nos:borough Volunteers.
The Right Hon. lord Newboroueh to be Lieutenant-Colonel-
Commandant ; William Glynne Griffith, Efq. to be Major.
Poole Volunteer Infantry.
T. be Captains--Samltel Durnford, Benjamin Garland, Benjamin
Linthorue, and slhomas Salmon, Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants--George Welch Ludprd, John Jeffrey, jun.
James Sanger, and John Brookes, Gents.
To be Ealgos—Richard Allen, jun. Thomas Coußin, Wallain
Gregory, and Thomas Elder, Gents.
Loyal Snowden Rangers Riflemen.
Sir Robert Williams, Batt. to be Captain ; Robert Morris, Gent.
to be Lieutenant; and Jones, Gent, to be Enfign.
Stalbany Volunteers.
To be Captainewasarks NYoollans, Richard Edwards, and John

Matthias, Elqrs.
To be Lit utenAnt.,—alitxuss }Under, William Jolly, and William

Smith, Gems.
To be EA/n—John Cowper, Jun. joke Kinder, and Stephen
Smith, Gents.
Thorne Voluntetr Infantry.
John Ellifon, Efq. to be Captain-Commandant ; George Pallier,
k.lq. to be Captain; Michael Piney, and William Godfrey,
Gents. to be Lieutenants; Thomas Tretwell, and Geo. Trawls,
Gest& to be Enfigns.
Ware Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Hope Byde, Mil. to be Captain.
Watford Volunteer Infantry.
Robert Clutterbuck, Efq. to be Captain; Thomas Deacon, and
John }inch, Gents. to be Lieutenants; and Peter Clutterbuck,
Gent. to be Enfign.
Wigtonfhire Volunteer Infantry.
Colonel WO= Stewart to be Colonel ; Andrew M'Dnuall, Efq.
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to be Ilmeenant•Colonel ; and Sir William Maxwell, Ban. to
be Major.
To be Captains... Major John Caibeart, Captain John tptborn;
William Len t, William ltds, James Tweniale„ and William
Efera
Alfrtton Volunteer Infantry.
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John Citify Hall, Efq. to be Captain ; John Spencer, 'and William
Wilfoo, Gents. to be Lieutenants; and William BrookOsaw,
Gent. to be Enign.
Afhborne Volunteer Infantry.
else;t Dale, Efq. to be Captain; lliekard Goodwin, and Henry
Cope, Gents. to be Lieutenant; and Janus Ridderfden, Gent.
to be Endgn.
Afhover 'Volunteer Infantry.
William Mines, Big. to be Captain; lhae Twiue, Getz► to be
Lieutenant ; and John Bamford, Gan. to be Bays.
Afhton Shadow, and Wefton Volunteers.
lebartes Holden, Efq. to be Captain-Commandant ; Leonard Tint-
brook. Bfq. to be Captain; William Marron, and *Masts
Chutes Flack, GUM. to be Lieutenants; lantisel Stoter, sal
Thomas Atkins, Gents. to be EitiPs•
Bradley and Hartfhorn Volunteer Infantry.
Chutes Smelt, Efq. to be Captalts•Comassadnat; sad Thomas
Haifa, Efq. to be Captain.
Brumley Volunteers.
Wiliam Muria, Gent. to be Eafittpuin
The Rev. Ha2ett to be
Chefierfiela Volunteer Infantry.
To be Captaino—.JoNana )ctsb, William Waller, Bernard Laces.
and jefepis Grattan, ifqrs.
To be Lieuttatants—Thomaa Dower Inn. John Taylor, John
Clow. Richard Calton, Ideph filmic, and Jorepit Groton,
thista.
'l4 lie catico—Sanntal nest, Omit.
Crieb Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Torten. ZSq. to be Captain; japer Wjcr. Gent. to be
Lieutenant ; and Geo. Rowan, Gene to be
Derby Volunteer Infantry.
John Leaper Newton, Efq. to be Lieotenant-Cs
dant ; Edward Pole, Efq. to be Ligament-Co/
ltam Singes M.D. to be Major.
To be Captairjolut Can. Edward Ward. Jams Saud"
Thaws Swinbo me, Henry Brawn, akpit larott,Henry Lowe,
Weird Knie.Eftri.
To be Lieutenants—Jolla Gamble, George Bakewell, Jonathan
Gilbert, Thomas nport, John Storer, William MAK
Dewbarit Biliburrow,Thomas Legg Crises, name Alimp,

F; sad WI!

Gents.
to be Taligns—Lantech Swift, William Hollindhead. Richard
Bro;MOIL Jakob Ofborne, Charles Lowe, &mud Stades
Wright4deph Cooper, Ocoee.
To beChephin —The Reverend Charles Stead Hope(
To be Sagan—Thames Haden, Oct.
Dronleld Volunteer Infantry.
Williva Sutternsan, FA. to be Captain; Gauss Hacker, and
George Parks, Gents, to be Lieutenants; Stcpben Bedford,
Gent. to be Wig&
Duffield, Holbrook, Halewood, Windley, Little
Eaton, and 13readfall Volunteer Infantry.
!ranch Brain:or, Efq. to be Captain; Joreph Bnolfhaw. and
John Radford, Gents- to be Lieutenants; Brian Solway, Gent.
to be Enka.
Haddon Volunteer Infantry.
John Barker, If* to be Captain; William Whet, Gent. to be
I.leutenant ; Bre Bennett, Gent. to be &Arm
ad Regiment of Royal Etta India Volunteers.
Infigo Robert Sugden to be Lkutentutt, vice Adams, spyointe I
Adjutant to the Q2een's Royal Volunteers; Joke Lee, Vent.:.
be Win, vice Series.
Keddletlon, Mugginton. and Tarnditch Volunteer
Infantry.
The Honourable Nathaniel Carson to be Captain ; the Honour-
able David Curzon, and Jobe Wood, Gan. to be Lientesaats;
Wstbey, Gent. to be Enka.
Limehoufe Volunteer Infantry.

Chrittopbet likkardf on, Elko be Major Commandant ; Cbrif-
ropier Richantfon,jon. .to the Captain.
To be Lkwenants--itobert ties, Loire Sydney, Wm. Baker,
sad John Lirdq. 011/1.4.
be Frederkk Con, Moos
and Chrilayber Dom ta.
To be Chaplain--Tbe Rev..... 0.
'To be Adjmont.--Willam Meretweatber,Gent.
To to Sorgeon—ltiebard Saida, jun. Gent.
7th Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers.
Bar Andrew Charles Rea to be Licutenant.Meo Sanwa Maks
Samod, rained; Grab Thomas, Gcer to be Bakst', aim
A. C. Raz
Matlock, De:hick, and Lea Volunteers.

eteorre liodgkiotoO. Itfq. to beCasals; John Leedismo, Oa& to
be Lletttotart; George )ductal. Gem to be EDAM
Meailtain Volanteer Infantry.

'rhomas Jeartb-ury,Efq . to be Captain ; Edward Mammatt, °cot.
to be Uniessat ; Manus Newbettl, Gait. to be Enfiva.
Milborne Volunteer Infantry.
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?Award Abney, Etri. ro be Captain ; Merry Pox, beat. to be Liar
togient Omer Boman. Oe n. to be Enfigs.
Norton Volunteer infantry.
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Ilasaani Shore. ill' Ito be Captain ; Sarnsel %ore; jun. Giatt. to be
threw/oat ; &ad, thriel a be kafee• .

Pentridge and Codnor Park Volunteers.
Robert Wood, E. to be Captain; James Fletcher, Gent. to be
Lieutenant ; William Jeffop, and Henry Strafford, Gents. to be
Enfigns.
Ratcliffe Volunteers.
John liarknefs, Gent. to be Surgeon.
Repton Volunteer Infantry.
John Matehitt, Erg. to be Captain; John Smith, and William
Wayte, Gents. to be Lieutenants; William Matthews, Gent. to
be Enfign.
Staveley Volunteer Infantry.
Francis Fellow, Efq. to be Captain; John Bright and Richard
Froggatt, Gent& to be Lieutenants; JolephHollingfworth,Geat.
to be Enfign.
Tibthelf and Morton Volunteer Infantry.
John Robert Sharp, Efq. to be Captain ; Richard 'l'urbutt, Gent•
to be Lieutenant ; John Frail, Gent. to be Enfign.
Ticknall and Calks Volunteers.
Gilbert Hutehinfon, EA. to be Captain; Samuel Bolt, Gent. to
be Ealign.
\Vhitechapel Volunteers.
Enfign Robert Henderfon to be Lieutenant.
Work worth Volunteer Infantry.
Charles Hurt, Efq. to be Major.
To be Captains—Francis Hurt, PcterArkwright,John Toptis,Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants—Robert Blackwell, Richard Ince, and James
S wetten ham. Gents
To beEnfigns--Chas.Wright,RalphToplis,Geo.JamesEatoniDents.
Derbyfhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Cornet Edward Cheney Winnow to be Lieutenant, vice Hunter,
&mated ; James Boller*, Gent.to be Cornet, vice Winflow.
South Hants Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Arnot, and John Goddard, Gents. to he Comets.
Barlhorough Volunteer Infantry.
John Roeborn, Efq. to be Captain ; Thomas Yates, Gent. to be
Lieutenant; William Hedley, Gent. to be Enlign.
Bethnal Green Volunteers.
loin Carrick, Efq. to be Major Commandant.
ro be Captains—Saundetion Turner Sturtwant, George Tumey,
and Phineas Thence, Ffqrs.
To be Lieutenants-James May, Peter Bonner, James Stiles, Gents.
To be Enfigns, Ridge, and Folter, Gents.
Betchworth Volunteers.
Henry Peters, and Richard Nielson', Efqrs. be Captains; Wit-
ham E.lvard Fauquier, G cnt. to be Lieutenant.
Bolfover, Soarcliffe, Langwith, and Sutton Volunteer
Infantry.
John Carter, rig. to be Captain; Thomas Wrap, Gent. to be
Lieutenant; Samuel Bedy. Gent. to be Enfign.
Brampton Volunteer Infantry.
John Barnes,Efq. to be Captain; William Cater Smith, Galt. to
be Lieutenant ; John Shcinvrell, Gent. to be Enfign.
Bralington Volunteer Infantry.
Robert Millington, iffy. to be Captain ; John Wright, Gent to be
Lieutenant; William Smith, Geut. to be Enfign.
Loyal Britons Volunteer Infantry.
Alexander Daeifon, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel.
To be Captains-John Stoektile, William Lake, Henry Gregg.
Nathaniel Middleton. Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants-William Arnett, and Patrick Baader/on,
Gents.
To be Enflame-Henry Hill, George Henry Cutler, Cordon Ur-
quhart, Gents.
To be Swgeon--William Turnbull, Gent.
Camberwell Volunteers.
Henry Seat, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant; John
Biddialph, Efq. to be Major.
To be Captains-Henry Natant Ward, Simon Cock, John Ewart,
Thomas Harding, William Woodbridge, Efqrs.
To be Liefirtenants--Willi.cn Wilton, Gideon Acund, Daniel Stew,
Pickering Lattom, Edward Jelepb Mat ough, Gents.
To be Entigna.-Vineent Wanefireebt, Peter Paul Grellier, Cbrif-
topher Reildbors, Thos. Mackinto4i, Richard Lawrence, Gents.
To be Chsplaios-The Rev. George Sandby, M. A.
To be Phyticien-John Coakley Letitia', M. D.
To be Surgeon-Edward Bean, Gent.
To be Paymater...George Owen, Efq.
To be Adjutant James Frakr, 04.0 t.
To be gerter-Mater-William Lem, Gent.
Cambridge Volunteer Infantry.
Limeenante King John Hapertone, and Pierfe White to be Cap-
tains; Emilio Henry Balls to be Lionenset ; vice Haperttone
Evian William Hiroo to be Lieutenant, vice White; F. D. Bar-'
ker, Gent to be badge, vice Balls! S. James, Gent to be Ditto,
vice Hiroo.
Car fhalton Volunteers.
Thomas Curtis, Efq. so be Captain ; George Savage James, and
James Grey, Gents. to be Lieutenants; George Anfell, Gent. to
be 111611 -
Doveridge Volunteer Infantry.
Richard Cavendifh,Efq. to be Captain ; John Starrett, Gent. to be
Lieutenant; ]oho Fro*, Gent to be Enfign.
Durham Volunteer infantry.
John R. Fenvrisk, Efq. to be I.3eutaant-Colovel-Commandant ;
Robert Duncombe Eden Shafto to be Lieutenant. Colonel;
Francis Johnitor, Efq. to be Major.
To be Captains-John Griffith, Matthew Woodefwid, William
Hoer, Richard Serieton' Robert Scott, Robert hlliesaid. Ed-
ward Shepperdfon, and Tomas Wilkinfon, Efqn.
To be Lieutenants—Robert Orton, Thomas Hopper, Thomas
Cbipetiste, John Liddettltiehsrd Dames, Richard Shields,
lam Milner, James Curt, and James Hutehinfon, Gents.
To be Choplain-s-Tbe Rev. Edward Davifoo.
To lan Surgeon-qohn Clifton, Gent
Ely Volunteers.
Lieutenant 'John Erslienbery to be Captain.
To be Lieutenants—Entigns James Colborne, Thomas Archer,
and William Matlock.
To be Enfignsw-Eitias Darby, Lavender Rayner, John Cropley,
and Edward Lute, Gents.
Ealing and Brentford Volunteers.
Thomas Ern, Efq. to be Captain.
Burrell, Gent to be Lieutenant.
The Duke of Gloucefter's Loyal Volunteers.
John Earl of Clamartn to be Captain.
I'he Duke of Gloucefter's New Fovea Battalion of
Volunteers, before Gazetted as the Fawley Volun-
teers.
William Champion Crefpigny, Eft. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-
Commandant; &lama Adams, Efq. to be Major.
St. John, Hackney, Volunteer‘
Deem Powell, Efq. to be Major.
To be Captains—Hutehes Tro wet, James Powell,jun. and George
Welker, Efqrs.
Loyal Kingfton Volunteers.
Henry Knight, and James Forth, Mgrs. to be Captains; Philp
Caw Ron, and William French, Gent& to be Lieutenants; James
Edmonds, and Richard Carter, Goan. to be Fates.
oth Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers.
Major Walter Powell to be Lkiateriant-Colonel ; Captains Antal-
tus Robert Mulkey, and James Benedict' to be Ms ; Lieu
tenant Jet Klima to be Captain, vice Harkey Lieutenant
John Thomas Thorp to be Captain, vim Bourdieu; Pullin Ste-
phen Lee to be Lieutenant, vice Kiloer; knfign James Stone'
bide to be Lieutenant, vice Thorp; George Michael Tatham,
and Alfred Thorp, Gent& to be Law.
Mickleham Volunteers.
Edward Worrell, Gant. to be Lieutenant, vice tie Hannorildo
Henry Labe, retuned.
Nant with Volunteers.
Peter Wets:titan, Gent. to be Adjutant.
Northwingfield, Stretton, Pilfley, Woodthorpe, and
Williamthorpe Volunteer Infantry.
Webfter, Efq. to be Captain ; Gent. to
be Lieutenant ; William Clay, Gent. to be Enfign.
Stainfby, and Heath Volunteer
Infantry.
Richard Snibtea, Ffq to be Captain; William Sadler, Gent. to be
Lieutenant; Wiiiae Parton, Gent. to Mr Folio.
Portfmnuth, &c. Volunteers.
AnMay-.-To be Captain-Allilliun Harwood, Charles Mat-
thews, and jesernßge=t
To be rut Daw, Edmund Botha:ft, and
a
Henry CoMns, Cents.
To be Second Lientenants-Rlebard Livday, John Lewis, and
John Gilman. Genoa
The tit, or rafters Refs Battalion of Volunteers.
Donald brunt!, 1141. to be Liestammt-Colood-Casoamodael;
Hugh Rote, El+ to be 'Moja.

To be Captalas—Donald M.Leod, Charlie' Mem% Hugh note
WUUam Baillie Rofe, Charles Rofs, Hugh Rofs, Murdo
zie, and John M'Kenzie, Ergs.
To be Licutenants--Alexander M'Kenzie, David Sutherland,
James Gal*, John M'Kenzie, Benjamin Rots, John Rofs, Wil-
liam M•Kenzie, and Hugh Rots, Gents.
To be Enfigns--Georgc M'Kenzie, William Duff, William CM-
lhohn, Hugh Sutherland, John Rots, Duncan Kennedy, George
M'Kenzie, and Alexander M'Kenzie, Gents.
The Second, orWefiern Rofs Battalion of Volunteers.
Sir George Stewart MtKenzie, But to be Lieutenant-Colonel-
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Duncan Munro, Efq. to be Major.
To be Captains—Sir George Stewart M'Kenzie, Bart. Duncan
Munro, Cohn M`Renzie, Dingwell Pat. Hay, John Gil!ander',
and Hugh Role, Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants--Alexander M'Kenzie, Alexander Cameron,
John Bertram, John Slmfon, William Gihb, and John Rule,Gents.
To be Enfigns-- ames Mitchell, Alexander Barclay, Alexander
Dingwal, and eter M‘Evan, Gents.
Third, or Black Me Battalion of Volunteers.
Charles M'Kenaie, Efq. to be Major-Commandant.
To be Captains—Charles M'Kenxie, John M'Kenzle, and Ro-
derick NPFarquhar, Eccles.
Fifth, or Well Hignland Dißriet of Volunteers.
Hugh Inners, Efq. to be Captain ; Farquhar Mathifon. Gent. to be
Lieutenant; Ales Ander M'Linnar, Gent, to be Enka.
Ruabon Volunteer Infantry.
The Rev. Lloyd Jones to be Chaplain.
Royal Spelthorne Legion.
The Earl of Lucan to be Major, vice Martha!! reigned.
To be Captaino—.John George Nicholls, John Sewell, Robert Law-
foot and C. Denter, Efqrs.
To be Lieutenant—Enfign Joke' Gardner.
To be Enfigns—William Henry Steel, William Williams. and

William Marcy, Gents.
To be Chaplain—Tbe Rev. Thomas Lloyd.
To be Adjutant—Tohn Martin, Gem.
South Shields Volunteers.
Sir Cuthbert Haw, Bart. to be Major Commandant.
To be Captains—John Thompfon, John Sharpe, and George
Too/Mend Fox, Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants—William Smith, John Sbadfortlt, and John

Paxton, Gents. _
To be En(ign►—Robert Hodge, William Maw, sad Jooathan
Cockcrtll, Gents,
2d Corps of Snuth Shields Volunteers.
Tot.Bolmer, Efq. to be Major-Cotninaidatit.
To be Captenr—Chnßopber Bainbridge, Richard Bulmer, wad

Tbnotiy Bohner, Elqi-s. _
To be Lieutenants—Jsmes Kb-kley, Thomas Ma(Lerman Rock-
wood, and John Addifon,Cients.
To be Enfigns—Thonsas Walker, William Bonn, and John White,

Gents.
To be Chaplain—The Rev. R. Wallace.
To be Adjutant—David Raw, Gent.
To be Surgeon—Paul Lee, Gcot.
Shirland Volunteer Infantry.
John Pepper, Erg. to be captain • Emanuel Halton, Gent. to be
Lieutenant ;llomas Radford, Gent to be Enfign.

Spondon Vola—nteer Infantry:
foie* Monne., Efq. to be Captain ; Wagam Mourne, Gent. to
be Lieutenant ; William Antal, Gent. to be Enke.

St. Andrew's, Holborn, Volunteers.,

Jokph Knowles, Etc to be Adjutsi.t, with the rank of Captain:
St. Giles's and St. George's Volunteers.
Captain A. H. Sutherland to bt Major; Lieutenant John Page to
be Captain, vice Sutherland; Lieutenant John Wright to be
eaptain, vice Williann, raligned ; Enlign iliam Fletcher to
be lieutenant, vice Page ;* EnSga Samuel Page to be Lieute-
nant, vice Wright; Lilian Nicholas Parkes to be Lieutenant,
vice Hillhoure raped ; and Captain John Page to be (touter
Malta.
St. Clemerv'Danes Volunteers.
To be Lieutenants—Stephen Cullum, W Chrillopher Cup-
page, and William Rothery, Gents.
eft

T b kamzoo...Hairy diuddn, John , and William Brown-
ie", Ges.
To be Adjutant-40bn Polder, Gent.
To be Surgeon--Brran Crowther, Gent.
St. George's Volunteers.
Emir Francis Barron to be Lieutenant. vice Hart, retisbed; Wil-
liam Petrie Crawford, Gent. to be Wigs, vice Barron.
St. Margaret's and St. John's Volunteers.
Captain Lieutenant Simon Stepheofon, and Lieutenant it, beet
Clapham to be Captains.
_ _

To billentenantio—rEnfign James Henry Deacon, vice Clapham.
Edward Glanville:Gent. ; Enfign John Bernard Sale, vice Ste -
phenfon ; George White, Gent.
To be Enfigns•--Wilhain Girdkr Muelr.low, and Martin Ststeley,
Gents.
To be be Chaplain--. The Rev. Charkstrynes, LL.D.
To he Surgeon—Samuel Hanbury, Gent.
To be Quarter Maker—Aklancler Miller, Gent.
St. Pancras Volunteers.
Richard Smirke, Gent to be Adjutant.
Stockton Volunteers.
Leonard Railed, Efq. to be M..jor.
To be Captains--71oinas R °Nation Grey, Edward Brown, Wil-
liam %Villein, George liutchinfon, John Hutchinfon, Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants—Robert Wilkinfon, John Ruda! Rowans;
Joann Olcifield, William Page. Richard Dickfen, Gents.
To be Enfigns—John Frederick Lumley, Cbrifloplicr Whitt,
William Richmond, Ralph Lodge, William Braithwaite, Gents.
To be Chaplain—The Rev. Jokph Dawfon.
To be Adjutant—Henry Wade Easton, Gent.
To be Paymafter--Jains Barker, Efq.
To be Surgeao--Willisin hlilburne, Gent.
To be (tarter Mater—Leonard Tinkle, Gent
St. Mary Stratford. Bow. Volunteers.
Francis Hicks, and Charles Brett, Kfqra. to be Captains ; William
Hamilton, and John Watfon, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Robert
Mackinurdo, and Thomas Boater, Gents, to be Enfigna.
Sudbury Volunteer Infantry.
Francis Calvert, Efq. to be Captain; Robert Stone, Gent to be
Lieutenant ; Williaae Foam, Gent. to be belga.
Little Swaffham Volunteer Infantry.
James Barker, Efq. to be Captain ; William Ingle, Cent to be
Lieutenant ; WWlsm Appkyard. Gent. to be Enfign-
Thorne y in the Inc of Ely V( lunteer Infantry.
John King, Efq. to be Captain Commandant ; lfaac Pears Efq
to be Captain ; Willidn James Sinith,and John Matwell. Oaks
to believes:name; Benjamin Hi,:aickand 'Wright Crene, Gems,
to be Enfigna.
Titchfield Volunteers.
Jams Ander( on, Efq. to be Captain; John Brett, Cent. to be
Lieutenant; Robert Hrwitt, Gent. to be Esdign.
Prince of Wales's Volunteers.
The Reverend Dodtor Anthony Hamilton to bs Chaplain ; Ro.
but Lambert, Gent. to be Quarter Mailer.
Wickham Volunteers.
William Grant, Efq. to be Captain ; Samuel Atkins, Gent. to be
Lieutenant ; Jacob Hollilt, Gent to be Eakin.
Herefordshire Volunteer Infantry.
John Geers Catterell,E4. to be Coked ; Thomas Smith, Eft; to
be Liamen.int Colonel; JamesWhhocy.Efq. to be Major.
To be Cakaina—Edward Evans, William Wall, Richard Eckley,
Richard Whitcombe, Petit...sail, James Davies, Philip
Deny, Elva ; Right Honourable Lord Monk; John Tudor,
James Wormington, James Crummee, Efqrs.
To be Licuterante•James Williams, Wm. Merle, Jahn LUturd,
William Lee, William Valejohn Rogers, John Morris, Junes
Nicholas, John Woodhonfe, jOhn Gwynn; Thomas 'I olderoy,
John Edwards, Gent%
Ts be Entigne—John Yardly; Rem Jones, Andrew filaund, Fre-
derick Allen, Thomas Aaiun, Richard Illendithaaw ad Be-
van, jun.Tbntaa \'eaten, Gent&
To be Surgeon—Humpkey Stone, Gait.
Commit ion figned by the Lord Lieu:enant of the
County of Banff.
James Gordon, Efq. to be Depoty-Lieutenant. Dated Aug. ,
in .
Commiflions the London Militia. figned by de
CotnmitGoners of Lieutenancy of the Paid City.
Taft Regiment.
Captain-Lieutenant James BellWril to be Captain, vice Wallis,
lived. Dated October 53, :103.
James Packard Topper, Gent. to be Semen. vice Limas,
ed. Dated as above.
Weft Regiment.
In* Jakob Ratans to be laseemeet, vice Mesas,
iaated Oiltaber as( IN.

Cominifgotteln the Tenth, or Inverners, Banff, Elg7a
and Nairn Regiment of North Britith Militia;
figned by the Earl of Fife, as Lord Lieutenant of
the County of Banff. ; ,
Lieutenant John Simplon to be Captain. Dated Aqui% 9, t 803.
John Annand, EN. of the late Aberdeen and Banff &Ire Militia, to
be Captain. Dated Auguft 00, 0803.
Enfign James Duff to be Lieutenant. Dated July ri, 2103:
Enfign Alexander Barclay to be ditto. Dated Auguft 3s, 1803.
Akxander Chitholm, Gent. to be Maio. Dated Sept. 1, 1803.
Commifiinns in the FifJli6c Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant. Dated September 28, 1803.
Enfign Braid to be Lieutenant, vice Wilfon, appointed to 72d Foot.
--- Smith, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Braid.
-- Smith, Gent. to be Affiitant-Surgeon.
BANKRU yrs.
Bingley Vs'atfon, late of Mansfield, Nottinghamildre, carpenter
and joiner, to furl-ender Odober si, 28, and Nov. 29, at eleven,.
at the Swan, Mansfield. Attornics, Mr. Toplis, in Mansfield;
or Mr John Alexander, No. 9, Bedford-row, London.
Thomas Prekot King, of Well Cowes, in the Ilia of Wight, Hants,-
linen-draper, dealer and chapman, Cldober 28, et eleven, Nov..
11, and 29, at ten, st Guildhall, London. .Attorney, Mr.. Los. ley,l
No. 80, Chcapfide, London
William Painter, of Miibury, in Otfordibirc, farmer, dealer and
chaplet,. Ottivber 2t, a 6, and Nov. 29, between one and two,
at the Rein Deer, in Brackley, Northamptonlhire. A trsu-nies.,
Mr. Hearn, in Buckingham: or Mars. Lyon and Colayer,
Bedford-row, London.
Robert Williams, of Bodycbain, Carnamonadre, and William
Williams, late of Penaorfa, Paid county, but now a prtroner
New;ate, London, partners, dealers ?And chapmen, October 29,
Nov. S, and 29, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney. Mr.
Hughes, Clifford's-Inn, London.
John Wood, of Broad-itreet, Ratcliffe, Middlefes, linen-draper,
dealer and chapman, Odober 22, 23, and November 29, at tea,,
at GulldhalL Attorney, Mr. Samuel Syddall. Addle-ltrect,
Aldamanbary.

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