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London, England, 1826-09-20 00:00:00

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, r William Dungan, from. the 17th Light DraYoons; Lieut. James
Richardson Hay, fioin the 6th Dragoon Guards; Lieut. Joists
Barter, from the 90tit'Foot.
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To be Deutenon) .of Infantry, by purchase--Second Lieutenant
1 Arthur Web from the 21st Foot. Ensign George Wynne,
from the 61st oot ; Ensign George B. Mathew, from the Std
Foot ; Ensign Joseph Boyer Oliver, from the 40th Foot; Ensign
John Lawford, from the 634 Foot. .
To be Ensign, by purchase—George Reates Cerfield., Gent.

UNATTACH l 7).

The undermentioned Oflieers,hatring Brevet rank superior to
thEir regimental commission% have accepted promotion upon half
pay, according to the General Order of the 25th April 1826.
To Lieutenant Colonels of Infantry—Brevet Lieutenant Cotoile]
Alexander Wolfe Macdonell, from the 25th Foot ; Brevet Lieu-
tenant Colonel James Milford Sutherland, from the 35th Foot.

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To be Majors of Infantry—Brevet Major William Green, from the
35th Foot ; Brevet Major James Brine from the 7th Foot;
Brevet Major Thomas Champ. from the 43d Foot; Brevet Major
George A. Eliot, from the 68th Foot.
IMOZA ND*.

The undermentioned Officers have been allowed to dispose of their
half pay :—Lieutenant Colonel Francis Williams, half pay Royal
Alarines •' Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Dickenson, half pay
Royal Marines; Lieutenant Colonel Michael Arnett, half pay
Roy +l Marines; Lieut. Colonel Joseph Vallack, halfpay Royal
Marines; Lieut. Col. Anthony Stransham, hal pay Royal Marines;
Major Mark Robinson Glaze, half pay Royal Marines; Major Jas.
Butler Fletcher, half pay Royal Marines; Major William Thom.
son, half pay Royal Marines ; Major John Campbell, half pay
Royal Marines; Major Edward Hancock Garthwaite, half pay
• Royal Marines; Major Philip Luse•mbe Perry, half pay Royal
Marines; Major Edward Jones, half pay Royal Marines; Major
Christopher Fpworth, half pay Royal Marines; Major Mungo ,
M4Pherson, half pay Unattached; Major Abraham Creighton,'
half pay Unattached; Major William Haley (Lieutenant Colo-
nel), half pay Nova Scotia Fericibles; Major Alexander Camp.
bell, half pay Unattached; Major William Rowe, half pay
Royal Marines • Major Alexander Sharpe, half pay Royal Ma-
rines; Major ioyle Oetavius Coarse, half pay 4th Ceylon Regt.
Major Robert Foy (Lieutenant-Colonel, half pay Royal Marines;
Major Heneage William Creswell, half pay Royal Marines;
Captain William Clifford, half pay 341 Foot ; Captain Gustavus
de Claassepot, half pay York Hussars ; Captain Carew Reynell,
half pay 4th West India Regiment; Lieutenant Alexander John-
ston, half pay Dublin Regiment ; Lieutenant Thomas Barry,
half pay S4tb Foot; Lieutenant George Wallace, Retired List
3d Royal Veteran Battalion •; Lieutenant Sir George Richard
Farmer, Bart. half pay 23d Foot ; Lieutenant William Frederick
Ebkart, Retired List 2d Royal Veteran Battalion; Ensign
William Browne, half pay 4th West India Regiment.
The appointment of Serjeant Major Pollock, from the Royal
Marines, to be Adjutant in the 56th Foot, with the rank of Ensign,
stated to have taken place on the 3d instant, has been cancelled.
The appointment of Captain William Chalmers, from half-pay
52d Foot, to be Captain in the 46th Foot, stated to have taken place
on the Sib June last, has been cancelled.

Ensign Francis blacnamara, of the Cape Corps, has been super
seded.

The appointment of Lieutenant William Gordon, from half-pay
York Light Infantry Volunteers, to the 2d West India Regiment,
stated to have taken place on the 23d Feb. last, has been cancelled.
The Christian names of Major Hall, who was promoted to an
Unattached Majority on the Ist August last, are Jasper Taylor.
• The date'of Captain Patton's exchange from the 3d Foot to the
12th Foot, is 16th August, and not 29th August 1826, as stated in
the Gazette of the 29th ultimo.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Middlesex.
Sir Peter Laurie, Knt. and James Holbrook, Esq. to be Deputy
Lieutenants.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The Censol market opened this morning with a gloomy appear-
ance, at 801 buyers, about the same price u they left .0 yesterday;
soon after the market became very heavy, and Consols went down
to 19/ SO, with a good deal doingititut no operations of great
magnitude. No cause is given as yet for this sudden decline of
per Cent. since yesterday morning; but within this half hour, the
market has rather taken a change, and has somewhat improved,
and Consols may now be quoted at 80 to I).
In the Foreign market, the same heaviness also prevails, and
Mexicans have been done at 601; since which an improvement
bas taken place, and may be quoted at 61i. L Shoo bathing
is doing.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The whole of the mining the Coned market has been very
heavy. Consols, which were at the comanscement of the market
at 801 to 1, receded to 791 for the Account. It is said the Hebrew
have beet; selling largely. Since which the market has rather im-
proved, and Consols may be quoted up to the present time at 79j 80
for the Account, and 791 j for Money.
Iu the foreign market, Mexicans have been done at 601, and may
now be quoted at 61 to 1, with no great deal doing at present.