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London, England, 1811-09-18 00:00:00

'1 Ist Regiment of Dragoons —Osborn,. Barwell, Gent. to be Cor-

net, without purebase, vice Casaniajor, who resigns.
11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—George The Mason, Gent. to
be Cornet, without purchase, vice Platte's, promoted. Joe.
16:h Dino— I homas Hall, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Barre-
- swinfin, promoted.
19. h Ditto— Captain Lord Arthur J. H. Somerset, from the 91st let Light Drsgoo..
Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Ross, who exchanges, be Cornet, vice Poe.
Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—Walter Vane, Gent. to be En- taw, Gent. to be ditto, N.
sign, by purchase, vice Kneller, who retires; Wyndham 2d Ditto—Moritz Baron Them..
Knatchbull, Gent. to be ditto, by purchase, vice Vigors, who i bIEatORANb.
The Appointment of Morin Moriarty,
_ retires.
Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Nathan Ashurst, from the Mate for Genera. Service, and of Captain He..
. Bth Veteran Battaliun, to be Lieutenant, vice Perry, who ex- the South Mayo Militia, to be Ensign in the 58th .
changes; Lieutenant George Macartney, from the Dublin -_ .... neettetes of 30th July and 13th August last,
County Militia, to be Ensign.
a•h Ditto—Lieutenant John Bradbridge to be Captaip of a Corn-
party, by purchase, vice Dickonson, who retires ; Ensign J. P.
. Hiil to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bradbridge.
13 h Ditto—Ensign 1. Richardson to be Lieutenant, vice Moore,
deceased ; Ensign Neil Cane.bell to be ditto, vice Gason, do-
ceased; Foster Byrne, Gent. to be Ensign, vce Richardson ;
John Whiteford, Gent, to be ditto, vice Cerephell.
14th Ditto—James Hartley Patterson, Gent. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Fitzherbert, promoted
19;h Ditto—Lieutenant Hugh Moore front the 56th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Moore, deceased; lnsign Donald Macdu- 48th Foot.
nald to be ditto, without purchase, vice Anderson, promoted; For Eakvard Parsons, Cent. to be Ensign, &c.
Lieutenant R. B. Duke to be Adjutant, vice Nixon, who re- Read Lucian Parsons, Gent. to be Ensign, &c.
signs the Adjutantcy only. Commission in the Wiltshire Regiment of Yeomanry
24th Ditto—Ensign John Fraser to be Lieutenant, vice Max- Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
well, deceased. Thome Marquis of-Bath to be Lieutenant-Colonel Command-
35th Ditto—Ensign George Manners to be Lieutenant, vice
ant, vice Lord Bruce. Dated 50th July, 1811.
Elacdonald, deceased; Christopher John liaise, Gent. to be
. Ensign, by purchase, vice Mucklestone, promoted; Thomas Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
, - ici2kin Robinson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Manners. County of Caermarthen.
loth Ditto--Ensign Richard Harrison, front the 81st Foot, to 3d Regiment of Caermarthen Local Fusiliers.
be Lieutenant, without purchase; Ensign Walter Ross, front Second Lieutenant David Rees Parry to be First Lieutenant, vice
- the 69 h Foot, to be ditto. Phillips, superseded; Second Lieutenant David Humphreys
35th Ditto—lieutenant James Wilder, front the Longrord Eli- to be ditto, vice Howells, superseded; Second Lieutenant
litia, to be Ensign. - Arthur Raby to be First Lieutenant, vice Rees, superseded.
311:11 Ditto—Ensign Robert Carlisle tp be Lieutenant, vice Dated
September 4, 1811.
Deane, deceit. d ; Wm. D. Lawrence, Gent. to be Ensign, by William Hopkin, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Parry' •
purchase, vice Magill, promoted; --- Wilcocks, Gent. to David Evans, Gent. to be ditto, vice Humphreys; Rem Da-
be ditto, vice Carlisle. vies, Gent. at) be ditto, vice Raby. Dated as above.
40th Ditto—Ensign Constantine Gorman to be Lieutenant, by BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
purchase, vice Pbillip-, promoted.
431 Dato--Ensign Henry Banbrick to be Lieutenant, without Sept. 21. Edward Warren and Leonard Smith, of Austin Friars,
purchase, vise Hopkins, promoted : the Hon. C. Monk to be London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
Ensign, vice Bailiwick. Nov. 2. Peter Matthews, of Copthall-court, Throgmorton-street,
51:11 Regiment of Foot—Serjeatit R. R. Coomb to be Quarter. Lond'on, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Master, vice M•Moutry, whose appointment has nut tale& Nov. 2. Tbomas Nicholls, late of Plymouth, Devon, merchant,
place. and master-mariner, at ten, at Guildhall.
60th Ditto—William Fraser, Gent, to be Ensign., vice Rose, de- • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
ceased. . • Matthew Warren, of Furze-Hall, near ingatestone, and of
66th Ditto —Surieon Matthew Heir, front the Ist Ceylon R.ll- Brightlingsea, Essex, 'merchant and ship-builder.
meet, to be Sutgron, vice Bath, who exchanges. Francis Lambert, of Nottingham, and of Cheapside, London,
69 Ideate—Lodge Morris Prior, Gent, to be Ensign, without hosier, and lace-manufacturer.
purchase, vice Russ, promoted. i John Smith, of Manchester, cotton manufacturer.
?oth Ditto—Ensign Edward Stevenson to be Lieutenant, vice John Broad, late of Vine-street, Pedlar's-Acre, Surrey (but now ,
• • Yates, deceased. prisoner in the Kinds Bench,) dealer and chaplets .
?ad Ditto—Ensign Andrew Greenshields to be Lieutenant, with- '
BANKRUPTS.
out purchase, vice Huey, who retires.
81st Ditto—Patrick Clearers, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur- Lawrence Blrkerood, of the parish of St. Andrew Undershaft,
chase, vice Harrison, promoted in the 30th Sews ' London, dealer and chapati, to surrender September 29, i
17th Ditto—laeutenant James Bowe., front the Dublin City Mi- October 12, and 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Una, to be Ensign. Dawes, Angel-court, 'lhrogmonon-street. .
plat Ditto—Captain A. Ross, from the 19th Light Dragoons, to William Ball, late of Newcastle-upon- Fyne, vintner, dealer and i
be Captain of a Company, vice Lord A. T. H. Somerset,, who chapnan, October 1, 12, and 29, at eleven, at the George Inn,l
exchatiges. in Newrastte-upon-Tynt. Anomie', Mr. Constable, Nu. 11,
102.1 Dieu—Ensign Robert Jameison to be Lieutenant, without Symond's•lnn, Chancery-lane, London, or Mr. Kirkley, New-
-9 purchase, vice Bell. appointed to the Veteran Company. castle-upon-Tyne.
load Dittu—Brevet Lieutenant -Colonel Parry Jones Parry, from Joseph Van Millingen, of Sion-square, Whit chapel,
Middloalin,
half-pay of Sleet's late Recruiting Corps, to be Major, vice • jeweller, September 28, October 12, and 29, at twelve at
Handasy de, who exchanges. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, New Inn-buildings, With-
-3d West India Regiment. street.
To be lituten,ants, without purchase—Ensign eamuel Chambers, Joseph Thomas Gritton, late of Boston, Lincolnshire, wine- mer-
• vice Campbell, eromoted ; Ensign Richard Hughes, vice Glut- '
eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull.—
To be bilsignsW aims. Kirkby, Gent. vice Chambers; --. Anomie., Messrs. Tkomas and Charles Frost, Hull ;or
Tunthull, Cent. v.ee Hughes; andJ.
Joseph Hoare Hume, Gene Messrs. Rosser and Soa, Bartlett's-Buildings, Holborn.
. vice Tweed. Henry Foster and William Granvin Sharp, of Basingbalbstreet,
4th Ditto—Elisign Robert Latham to
ee lieutenant, without London, warehousemen and copartners, Sept. 24, October 1,
- purchase; Eisslii Charles White to b ditto; Quarter-master and 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Payne and
Darby Malmuy, front half-dray of the 4th Irish thigade, to be Morshead, No. 14, Aldermanbury.
John Endall Wilson, of Houndsditcb, London, hardwareman, 91
' Entegii, vice Latha ; Ulna ge Browne O'Brien, Gent. to be
' ditto, vice Whitt.os 1 jeweller, dealer and chapman, September 21, 21, and October
6th Ditto—Ensign Isaac Wood to be Lieutenant, without pur- 1 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. William fucker, Bart-
chase ; Ensign Alexander Campbell to be ditto.; J. Cowling, ' lett's-Buildings.
Gent. to be Ensign, vise Wood; William Wentead, Gent. to ' DIVIDENDS.
be ditto, vice Campbell.
Royal African Corps—Lieutenant James Megan to be Captain I Samuel Rowlandon, Edward Isaac, and Win. Brien, late of
Cheapside, London, warehousemen, Des. 7, at twelve, at Guild-
, of a Company, without purchase, vies F6ibes, cashiered by the
1 sentence of a General Court Martial. younger, of E.astrington, Gineeeetershire, clothiers, October 14, I
Ist Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant Henry Stewart, from the 2d at eleven, at the King's Armi Ins, Stroud.—Jtsbn Welchinan, eel
Crewkerne, Somersetstere, linen-draper, October 15, at twelve,
Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Huskisoon,
at die Bush Tavern, Bristol.—Samuel Savage and John Slack •
promoted in the 4th Ceylon Regiment; become Lieutenant
'sliced Mylius Co be First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice n late of Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk-manufacturers, October 2Sil
' • at five,at the Nlacelesfield Arms Hotel, Macclesfield.—George
Coxon, promoted ; Gahagan,GCLlC. to be Second Lieute-
Williamson, of York, shoe-maker, dealer and chapman, October
slant, vice Iv
bed Serjeate-Major Ralph Thomas, from the I
10, at eleven, at the White Han Tavern, Hull.—George Edward .
-• 89th Foot, to be dino, .vice Blackenberg, promoted in the 2d
Ceylon Regiment ; surgeon Jacob Bath, Crum the 66th Foot, ' Fidler, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, jeweller, dealer and chap-
i man. October 15, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Wm. Higgins, of
to he Surgeon, vice Heir, who exchangts. Great St. Helen's, London, wine-merchants, October 29, at ten,
ad Ceylon aeglaient —Lieutenant Edward Smith, front the 3d
Ceylou Reglineut, to be Captain of a Curupany, vier Drawn, lat Guildhall.—James Miller, of Liverpool, merchant, Oitober 16,
at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool.—John Wilson, of
deceased.
• To be First Lieutenants, without purchase. Beak-street, Golden-square, Middlesex, man's-mereer, October
12, at twelve, at GuildhaU.—Richard Lee and David Payne, of
Second Lieutenant Charles Blackenberg, from the Ist Ceylon
Cheapside, London, shawl-printers and merchants, October 12,
regiment, vice Stewart, promoted in the Ist Ceylon regiment.
at ten, at GuildhalL—John Henderson and Archibald Neilson, of
1 ' Ensign Frederick Ostheyden, teem the Cape Regiment, vice
Mitre-court, Milk-street, London, merchants, dealers, and chap-
? ' Cleather, promoted in the 4th Ceylon Regiment.
men, October 19, at twelve, at Guildball.—Thomas Cornford
Second Lteutenaset Gerald A. Giesler, vice Little, who resigns.
one George Cornturd, of Milford-lane, Middlesex, coal-nser-
' e, To be Second Lieutenants. *tants and copartners, October 22, at ten, at Guildhall.
'William Boston, Gent. vice Giesler; James Holowell, Gent. vice
Wartote sapinuted to the 48th Foot. CERTIFICATES, 0 C I'OBER S.
' 8.1 Ditto-7ecceud Lieutenant George A. Franchell to be First W. Hare, Bow-Common-lane, merchant.
Lteuteiant, vice Holowee, deceased; Second Lieutenant J. Davenport, Bridge-Ward 'Favern, Gracethue '
Lout. de i on. to be ditto, vice Smith, promoted in the ed keeper. •
Ceylon leygeoesit ; Second Lieutenant and Adjutant Isaac 1.1- T. Mercer, Sillingsburst, brewer. MARTORELL, JULY It
gor to have the ratik of First Lieutenant; Paul R. Sbordiebe, F. Barns, Shepton Mallet, baker.
Gent. to be aecund Lieutenant, without purchase ; John Tub J. Bell, Fleur-de-lis-court Spitalfields, soap-maker. The Fretich lost in the skirmishes from Ordal to
lob, Gent. to be ditto, vice Evatt, who resigns; Second Lieu- R. Rogers, Liverpool, merchant• the bridge of Molino del Rey, 50 killed, six prisoners,
tenant Isaac lagor to be Adjutant, vice lie• bite, who ressigus T. Bucker, jun. Middleacty, Somerset, jobber in cattle. and some loads of provision. This caused so much
the Adjutaiwey only. . J. Champion, Lloyd's Coffee-house, underwriter. wrath in Suchet as to give occasion to his crime.—
aannidtytoheutrriagghetds
ofin the blood of the peaceful citi-
4th Ditto—Lwow:ant Henry Cleather, from the 2d Ceylon Re- J. Smith, leloaxton, Southampton, grocer.
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- gintent, to be Capta:u of a Company, without purchase. A. Durham, jun. Birmingham, grocer. .
York Light Istslitty Volunteers--Ensign --- etc St. Albert to W. Mounsher, Carmarthen-street, Tottenham court-coad, hs. Zeus,
mo-
be Lattutesaat, without purchase; Edward Martins, Gent. to surance-broker.
be Ensign, vice St. Albert. P. Stanford, Chester, tallow-chandler.
—u0...-tc_ Moss, Stafford, hawker,
Cep.: Reautient--Andrew etockenstrocn, Gent. to be Ensign, .R. Goodwill, r! ht.i h
Wtthout purchase, vice Oscheyslea, promoted in the 8d Ceylou C. Horne and E. Finch, Church-court, Clement's-lane, wine-
' Regiment. .
• Royal Waggon 1 rain—Adrian Elms, Gent. to be Cornet, vice
, fetlock, promoted; George Hakerwill, Gent. to be ditto. merchants.
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, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. a prompt and vigorous expiation ; such were the war vilely violated, demanded
fives which dictated the following resolution of Lieu.
tenant Colonel MAOSO 1
ig The right of reprisals, which by a stretch of
Spanish humanity, has not been carried into esecti-
s. Chymist and J. Bass, eiatileld, Broadoak, Ewe, yarn-fae. tion without consulting superior orders, and the wishes
ha Royal Veteraa hatueion--Lieutenant Thomas Martin, frum
tore,--R. Biguell and T. Tams, Banbury, Cesoa, auornies.—J. of all good Catalonians, is now going to have effect.
h Veteran ha ialion to be Lieutenant vice Spalding The barbarity of the sanguinary Suchet has even en.
the 04 • • , " Docker and J. Luckman, Manchester, adk-manufaetarem.—H.
who exeunt*. Davies and Co. Cable-street.-1. smart and 1. Adams. Union- • creased—be witness of this ye unfortunate inhabitants
ii 6M-Disto--Libutenant Warner Spalding, from the Ist Veteran
been,
grocee..— J. Watson, amts. =mai Looree,„, conk. iof S. Vicente del Flooth. Molino del Rey, Paige.
owe, Middlesex, silk-manalamusters..-41. and G. Fyffe, Hof.
Dactaliust, to be Lieutenant, vice Mania who exchange s.
ce Doto-.4.4eUteliaitt Peeen*erre, from tle Royal, to be Lies-
' tenaat, vies A3111'1.111, wise eiteltallees. inabers.---J. Buclunaater and J. Pow, Oid Boad-street, Datum. , lig MON &MS, ill which more than 30 innocent vis.

SALSONA, JULY so.
The taking of the fortress of Tarragona, which the
enemy thought would spread terror, and freeze the
hearts of the patriots, has, instead of despondency,
produced the most intrepid and daring enthusiasm in
the unconquerable Catalonians ; and Eroles, Melans,
Manto, Claros, and other worthy chiefs, were occu-
pied in collecting the dispersed, and uniting them in
battalions. The Superior Junta of the Principality,
after adopting the various measures circumstances
required, issued, on the 4th inst. from Salsona, an
energetic proclamation to their countrymen, exhort-
ing them to union and constancy, and to place them-
selves in a situation to renew the glorious days of
Bruch and Casamasana, when, with lesser means and ,
experience, Cataloniarivalour knew, in the beginning
of our revolutions, how to vanquish the warlike troops
of the tyrant. The war now recommences again, and
with more fury and animosity than at the beginnin&
There has not been lately any military event d"
importance, but that may be considered as very inn.
portant in its consequences which occurred close 10
Molino del Rey, between a French division that es-
corted Suchet on his journey to Barcelona, and CMS
commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel I). Jose Mantis
who has communicated as follows :
I. On the last day which part of the division of die
wicked and sanguinary Suchet paned from Villa-
franca to Barcelona, I ordered a party of horse from
Santiago, with another of Teradores, part of the re-
serve, and some veteran troops from the different
corps, to harass it. After a considerable length of
firing in the neighbourhood of the bridge of Molino
del Rey,fresh reinforcements arrived fromVillafranca,
and when being attacked in the batteries contiguous
to the said bridge some prisoners were taken from
me; in all twelve. Half an hour had not expired
when the General presented himself at the said bridge,
and ordered some *should be hanged, others burned
or shot. In this extremity these unfortunate men
threw themselves at his feet, stated they were soldiers,
and begged he would give that due consideration.—
This enfuriated Nero ordered them to be put to death,
which was instantly carried into execution. At such
infamous conduct all human hears must shudder.—
Some 30 husbandmen and women, belonging to St.
Vicente Molino del Rey and Pullige, who were peace-
ably cultivating the fields, met with a similar fate.
They at the same time violated all the virgini they
met, satiating in this mannner their brutal appetite.
—Goa preserve you, Stc. (Signed)
" JOSE MANSO."

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