Star.
London, England, 1803-10-24 00:00:00

Lenknor and Pirton A'olonteerlnfantry._

The Right Hags. Lard Charles Spencer to be Limb-nem-Coked
Commandant.

John Pane, Pfq. M.P.; John Spencer, Efq. M.P.;
and :1 bonus Vane, 14.
To be IJentenanew—Richard Darks, Richard Lanipitt, and Win.
Hayward, Gent,.
To be £n p--Than,. Cent.
Milton Volunteer Infantry.

Francis Efq. to be bisjor-C t.
'I o be Cali:Zia—Kober' Peers, UlmTzlle? and Merles Peers,
Lfqrs.
To be Lieutenams--Wllliaat Jeramett, jan. William Eldridge, and
William Sheen. Gent. _

To be Entigno—li dawn Wens, Thomas Han, and John T.
pars, thank
Otf..sralaire Langtree Volunteers.
Phinp Lybie t(. to be Major-Commandant; Hes-
ty Caivaley Cotton, anti Satood Gdrditor,Elqrs. to be Captains.
To be Liestmant.—Orinith Ward, William White, and John
Pittman Gents

To ha Entigot•-Edward Futhroat:, Join Pmfman. and lA%Nam
Patinae, Gana.
Picketing Lythit 'Volunteers.
Air Creorpe Cal Icy. Bart to he I okiltenalitAkiked•
John Fotbergill, LCq to he Major.
're be Captatu.--lkorge Beiwkek, Chaves Harm, Nut Denby,
Richard !PIA". and P.alph Hardwick. Flys
To to lirn Liercnznt.—John Bell, Mark Anthony Maekwl:b,
It.dsvirk. Stnrry, George Atkulcm, Jotm
Coutron. se.ll.m.el Ward, Gent%

To Lc sce«ui Lieutcaanvb—Williarn Cara, William Preften, Wa-
ke Dolton. Wickermacv, Thomas Die Lama, pain
White, and licnty op. Gems.
'name Volunteer Infantry.

Philip Thom. %VyLlans. Lfq. to be Major Cooes okra.
1 kr.ry and L PaTuc. jos. Ekrs. to be Carols/.

Ta be Lieutenantaw-Henry Lupton, John Hollis', jun. and Ed-
Ward Wainwright, Gents.
To.he Eafigna—David Moore, Thomas Stone, and James Mee,
Gents.
Well:tale Volunteer Infantry.
E. Morrltt,Efq. to be Major; Robert Merritt, Efq. to be Captain;
Robert Dale, Gent, to be Lieutenant.
To be Entigns, Mofq, William Nicholfon, Thomas Newby,
and John Headmon, Gents.
To be Surgeon—Stephen Cleafly, Gent.
To be Adjutant, Hopkins, Gent. late Adjutant in the Prince
of Wales's Fenedbim.
Whitby Volunteer Infantry.
Henry Simplon, and Robert Campion, Efqrs. to be Captain. ;
John Holt, jun, and Charles Norgrave, Gents. to be Lieute-
nants; Joreph Fell, and John Frankiand, Gents. to be Entgos ;
Francis Mewburn, Gent. to be Surgeon.
Woodllock Volunteer Infantry.
James Blaebitone, Efq. to be Lieutenant Coked Commandant.
To be Captains—Benjamin Churchill, John Kurth, and Gam-
lid Bobart, Efqrs.
To be Lieutenant—George Coles, jun, Gent.
Weftern Hundred Volunteer Infantry.
Samuel Cox, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant ; Tho-
mas Fidkin, and William WHIP. Efqrs. to he Captains.
To be Lieutenants--Henry Churchill, E. Shilton, and Geo. N.
Robinfon, Gents.
To be lutfigns—Wifiiam Wing, and Henry Hitchman, Gents.
Yorkshire Volunteer Forafters.
"harks Hoar Harland, Efq. to be Captain Commandant ; Thomas
Crawford, Gent. to be Flt. Lt. Lieutenant; Thomas Hcdgfon,
Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.
Barton-le-lireet Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Henry Cockpit Leatham, Ffq. to be Captain ; William Leathant
Gent. to be Lieutenant ; John Kendal, Gent. to be Cornet.
The Yorkfhire Wolds Gentlemen and Yeomanry
Cavalry.
Sir Mark Mailer:run Sykes to be Lieutenant Colonel Comman-
dant; John nobinfon colitis, Efq. to be Lleuteuant Colonel ;
Robert Bower, Efq. to he Major and Captain.
To be Captains—Edward Topham, H. Brcwfter Darley, and Jat-
ton Sykes, Efqrs.
To be Captain Lieutenant—Robert Knowiley, Efq.
To be Lieutenants, Pedigo,— Davye, Jeremiah Taylor,
and James Mend, Gents.
Tote Cornets—Mark Kcy, John Kirkby, George Brown,
Makin, and Richard Harper, Gents,
Abingdon Volunteers.
To be Captalns—Thomas Fletcher, Henry Hardin. and George
Sheppard, Efqrs.
To be I deutenants--Thornas Goodall, John Miller, and John
Hill, Gents.
To be Enfigns—Charles Bailey, Thomas Cormington, and Charles
Nainby, Gents.
Laval Berwick Volunteers.
Frauds Sitwell, Efq. to be Major; Jofeph Alexander, Gent. to
Enfign, vice Henry Thomas Macdonald, appinted to the tad
Foot.
Bingley Volunteer Infantry.
Wilmer Maeket Willett, Efq. to be Major Commandant.
To be Captains—Currer Fsthergill litefieLl,Thomas Cooper, and
Greenwood Bentley, Efqrs.
To be Lieutenauts—John stoeidtde, Charles Hartley, and Chrif-
topher Scott, Gents.
To be Enligns--Thonsu Whitley, Hill Parka, asii John Moor-
houk, Gdns.
To beChaplain—Rev. R iehard Hartley.
To be Adjutant—John Stochdale, Gent.
Cattle Howard Riflemen.
Captain Lord Vlkosmt Morpeth to be Captain Commandant, vke
Earl of Carlille, reaped.
Royal Cheviot Legion.
Lieutenant-Thomas Selby to be Captain Lieutenant, vice Humble,
refigned; George Cook, Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice Selby ;
GeorgeOunes, Gent. to be Adjutant.
Leeds Volunteers, •
Thomas Lloyd, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant;
Ralph Clayton, and William Smlthfors, Efqrs. to be Lieutenant !
Colonel.; Thomas Keir, and Samuel Hansa Oates, Efqn. to'
• be Majors.
To be Captains—Henry Eremite, and George Banks, Efqrs.
To be Lientenants—John Birched, William MacheU, William
Wilk., James Robfon Richard Wilson, Edward Preft, John
Can', Richard Worrn;ld, Edward Grace. Roger Hat Leigh,
George Walker, Robert John Coalman, Edwin Smith, Robert
Plekcring,BenJamin Wilton, jun, Thomas Read, Jetsam Waren ,
and George Comm, Gents.
To be Enfigna--Alexander Turner, jun, William Smithies, George
Standidd, Joh Henry Oates, William Clarham, Arthur
Lupine, jun. Jamb Smithfon, William Walker, Iliac Raabe:-
ton Tetley, Samuel Lapage, John Walker, and William Atkin.
fon, Geer'.
To be Chaplalte-AP. Peter Haddon.
To be q_uarter-matter—Robert Pickering, Gent.
To be Surgeons.—Thomas Chorly and Maurice Imgan, Gents.
Maidllone Water Fencibles.
To be Lieutenants— Hills, Sage, Cutbeik
Berated, and -- Baldork, Gents.
Newealtle upon Tvne Volunteers.
William Dixon, Gent. to be Adjutant.
Percy l'enantry Volunteers.
Robert Tindal, Gent. to be Adjutant.
ERRATA In the Gazette of the Ism loftans.
Loyal Southwark Volunteers.
For Henry Barnett, Gent. to be Firer Lieutenant,
Read Henry Bernet, Gent. to be Fite Lieutenant.
For 7.6 e Barrier, Gent: to he Second Lieutenant,
Read Willis. BMW. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.
For yam Smith, Gent, to be Affiftant Surgeon,
Rpd jam William S.ith, Gent. to be /Anent Sinew.
Commifflon in the I..tnark Regiment of North Bri-
tifh Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dat-
ed Otflrber 13, 1803.
Hedior Macneill, F.fq. to be Captain, vice Lawfon , reigned.
Commiffion in the Nottingliamlhire Regiment of Mi-
litia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Captain, by Drevet,slmern P. Boileau, to be Adjutant, vice Phi-
lips. Dated July at, iBo3.
Comrniffion in the Derbyfhire Old Militia, figned byl
the Lend Lieutenant.
Salathian Ward to be Lieutenant. Dated September 1,1803.
Commi(lion in the Renfrewfliire Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Anguit 26, 1803.
Marin Cunningham, Efq. to be Captain.
ERRATUM in the Gazette finite moth ultimo.
For Dunn Cl/Mita& to be Enlign in the Renfearitire Militia,
Read Damen MTh/eft
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Dee. 13. John French Burke, late of Cannon-Brea, Londoo, ihip-
owner , and broker, at eleven, at Guiidball.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Smith, of Stratford under the Cattle, Wilts, feftmenger,
dealer and chapman, to (unmake Nov st, at Si, Nov. to. and
Dec. ,at ten, at the Red Lion inn, in New Sarum. Attornies,
Mr. John Nodding the younger, Saftibury ; or Man. Milled
and ' . TAMAR, Gra's-Inn-lane, Leaden.
J Matthew Brown, of St. ohn'orquare in the pof St. James,
Clerkenwell li/liddlefex, printer, dealer print
and chapman, Ositober
ae, at twelve, New. a, and Dec. 3, at eleven. at OulbillaU. At-
tanks, Mete. Devon and Tooke, No. to, Grse's-Inn-flusre•
John Cults ef Holborn, London, jeweller, hardwareman, dealer
and Parkin, Nov. s, 8, and see. 3, at MC at Guildhall At-
torney, Mr. Charles Harman. Wine-Office-court, Flest-ftreet.
DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 8. William Trufte, of Fore-mutt, Cripplegate, London,
atodnaker and bootmaker, at one. at Guildhall.
Nnv. S. John Peter Holloway, unmans' Sierehhes-lane. Lombard •
fired. London, wise, (pink, and beer merchant, dealer and chap-
le n, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. 5. Pierce Morris, of St. Urdu's-man, St. Martin's-:ane
Middlefex, holier, at deem, at Guildhall
Nov. 11. John Writ ht •nd Peter Bans, of Briftril, linen-draper..
and copartners, at eleien. at Guildhall, Loudon.
Nov. 2t. William Collyt r. late of Pull/214U, Balfurdibire, bode
dealer, at one, at Guildhall, Landes.
Nov. tz. Benjamin Bradley, of liborter'scourt, Thrognsortot-
ftmet, London, merebant, at to', at Guildhall
Nev. la. Samuel Rem, on, of Fleet Brett, London, linen-draper,
at one, at ouudilan.
Nov. It. Charles Larkin, or fiseboder, Stsit, coackinaittx, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.

Mr. S. Genova Pelifon, of Cochiernith, 6tritlierlind, Woollen-
maaufaaurdr, at ten, at the George and Dragon Inn, Cock‘r-
. mouth aforefald.
Nov. IL Wiliam Gibbs, late of the pail' of Box, Wilts, miller,
at eleven, at the White Lion inn, Bath.
Nov. 19. John Cook, of Warren-kreet ,Tottenhatn-court-road,
ftliddlefex, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov. a 6. George Brett, of Chi:Thant, Huts, grocer, at ten, at
Guildhall, London.
Nov. S. George Matthews and Thomas Turnbull, Of Budgeienr.
, London, merchants and partners, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov. tp. Foy Walford, of Manchelter, mullin-manufaeturar, at
three, at the Star Inn, Manchefter.
Nov. to David Boyn, ef Winchefter-ftreet, Landon, merchants
at twelve. at Guildhall.
Nov. 14. William liolmes, of Pudfey, in the parilli of Calverley,
York (him, dryfalter, at eleven, at the Role and Crown Inman
Leeds.
Nov. at. William Freeman, late of St. Martin's, Stamford Bast%
Nonhamptonfhlre, grocer and cheefernongcr, at eleven, at the
George and Angel Inn, Stamford.
Nov. V. 'llonias True, late of Stamford, Linclinfhire, &spar
and baberdafber, at eleven, at the George and Angel Inn, in'
StandonL
The Gazette alio contains loyal Addreffes to the WINO from?
the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, See. of Banff, and from the
i Milliners and Elders of the provincial Synod of Aberdeen.

BANKRUPT IN IRELAND.
Andrew Stritcb, of the city of Cork, Wine-merchant, to futtm.
der on the 25th and 26th of °dotter inlt. and aoth Nov. next.

MARRIED.

Friday, Charles Tottenhafii, jun. Efq. M. P. to Mifs Wigrany
daughter of Robert Wigmin, Efq. M. P. df Walthamftew, Elks.
D:. Benjamin Franklin Harris, of Augufta, State of Georgia, is
America, to Mifs Mary Ann Hull, remind daughter of the taw
Rev. James Hull, of Bangor, county Down.
Francis Bennett, Efq. ot Greenfield, Coleraine, to Ms Orr, d
Merchant's-(quart, Dublin.
Wm. Skerrctt, Efq. of Hnavara, county of Clare, to Mils Mary
Roche, ot Limerick.