Star.
London, England, 1803-08-01 00:00:00

Frew Me LOA DUN GAZETTE, 7W, so.

DO*VIIIIIO.IITIMIT, JOLT go. tEog.
A &taut, of which the following is • copy, bas hose this
day rcctived frbin I.kotenant.Genend GIINIFI.LIP. Can-
inan.lcr in Chief of his M jetty's Troop in the Windward and
I.ccward Charibbce Winds. by the Kight llooourable Lord
HnSART, His Majelty's Principal Secretary of State for the
War Deportment.

RT. LIMA, JOUR 2), ISO 3.

Ify Lord—lt is with fatisfaition I have the honour
to acquaint your Lorclfhip that this day the Fortrefs
Morne Forum& was carried by alrault, and the
gland of St. Lucia is itr confequencti+uneonditionally
reaored t 1 the Britilb Government.

I have to Rate to your Lordflrip, that in ware-
quence of his Majefly's order, fignified to me in
y.iur letter, dated thp 16th of May,. and received on
the hsth infant, wbkh I immediately eommuni-
etted to Commodore Hoon, be arrived at Barbadoes
o t the t 7th ; the troops, Mires, &e. were on boards
ur embuked on the tgth ; failed on the soth. On
the 2111, at daybreak, they were Off the aorth end
of St. Lucia; m 'the courts of the day the greatell
part of the troops were difembarked in Cheque Bay;
about half pail five the outpofts of the enemy were
driven in, the town of Caftries taken, and a fum.
mons was fent to the Commander of the Troops of
tue French Republic. In confequence of the refufal
of Brigade General Noo U k s to accede to any terms,
and the expellation of approaching rains, it became
neceffary to get poffeffion of the Monte with as
little delay as poffible. It was therefore determined,
this morning, to attack the fortrefs by affault, whith
was done accordingly at four o'clock, and it was
carried in about half an hour, and with lefs loft,
confidering the refibanee, than could have been ex-
pelled ; but the lois has been chiefly among the
higher ranks of officers, and thofe the moll truly va•
luable ; but it is yet to be hoped mall of them will
recover, for the real benefit of his Majefty's fervice.
1 cannot omit a eircumilance which reflects fo much
er:dit, as well on the Britifh nation, as on the con•
duet of the (oldie's actually employed, that, not.
withftanding the fevere and fpirited refiftance of the
French troops, yet, no fooner were the works car.
ried by affault, and the oppofition no longer erilled,
than every idea of animofity appeared to ceafe, and
not a French fiAdier was either killed or wounded.
The return of the killed and wounded is herewith
.inclofed, which, excepting the number of officers of
high rank. is not equal to what might have been ex-
pelled, and, by far, lefs than it would have been, in
all probability, bad a formal inveilment of the for-
m(' taken place. Thefe difpatches will be delivered
to your LordAsip by itty Aid de Camp Capt. Want,
to whom I beg to refer your. Lordfhip for any in.
formation you may require.
or the billed, wounded, and milling of the troops in the

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Wank and capture of the fe;trefs of M;rne Fcruant.e, in tie
Bland of St. Lucia, in the matting of and June 1803.
• R al Military Artillecra.—s ferjeant, killed.
• fed lutalion Royale-4 ferjeant, i rani' and 24, killed; t
Field-
Meer, 1 Captain 3 forjeanta, 43 rank and die, wounded; t
. rank and Me. inning.
- idea liletillnent,---1 &dent, 5 rank and Me, kfled ; s Fled os•
errs, I Captain, I Sobahern. a Sajtanta, 31 rank and
wounded; t rank and Si.,
disk Ditto—t Drummer, Wang.
ad Weft India Regiment.—t Selene, 5 rank and die, killed ;
Sobalternt. 23 rank ;nd file, wounded; s rank and die, miffing.
illta—t Field Gecer, wounded.
Told.-4 &leant., 16 rank and Ale, killed; 4 Field-0111.
sera a Captai:•• 3 Subalterns, 4 &leant,. 97 rank and file,
wounded; a Drummer, 7 rank and file, sniffing.
omegas WOONDW.
0 Battalion Royals.-IJeatenant-Colonel Macdonald, feverely;
ftsain C.haloner. Comely.
Sob itegintent—Lieutenant-Colcesel Pakethant,feverely; Major.
Sir George Riebardioa, Captain Galway, Lieutenant Frederick
Rowan, nightly.
0 34 eft India Registent..Lieutesant Moultrie, Sightly ; gain
Pagan, nightly.
itell—.Liettenant Colonel Modell, Deputy Adjutant• General,
Severely.
N.B. Hofpital-Mate Haynes, attached to 3d Welt India Re-
giment, feverely wounded, not Included above.
(Signed) W.TATO3I. Captain, Afilltant Adjutant-Gm

AD/4111•LTY.OPIPICI, JULY 50, 1803.

Copy of a letter from CommodoMHoon,-Commatider In Chief
of his kfaJefty's Mips and wick at the Leeward !nand., to Sir
EVA II NEIMAN, Bart. dated on hoard the CLNTAINI, In Choque
Bay, St. Leda, 2:4 June, tilo3.
Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, for the
information of the Lords Commi dinners of the Ad-
nriral.y, that, on my arrival at Barhadoes on the
7th, late in the evening, having confulted Lieute-
nant General Gatertsta with refpct to the intended
en•operatinns of the army and nave, I inflantly took
matures to prevent further fupplies being thrown
into St. Lucia, (the (hips on this hrvice, under the
orders of Captain Marla, of the EMIMILD, made
tome captures t f trading veffels) and every difpoli.
tion was fettled for embarking the troops and light
artillery on board the flips of war, and the neceffary
fibres, &c. in fmall vefels for the expedition ;—by
great exertions the whole was effected on the soth,
and the arrangements coatpleted: the Lieutenant Cc.
rural having embarked with the troops, I put to fea
with the drips named in the margin e; was joined the
next morning by the Er lama) and °SPRIT, having
Brigadier General PattOST on board, and were an
anchored by' eleven o'clock I. this bay. There being
a bong bieeee, the boats of the *adroit had a
heavy pull with the fult divifion of the army, corn.
poled of the ad battalion of the Royals and two field
pieces, under the command of Brigadier General
Basarrow ;'but, by the great energy and eseellent
diipriation made by Captain HaLs.owstt, were
landed in good order about two P. M. and by the
perfeverance of every otlicer and man employed in
landing the remainder of the troops, the Lieutenant
General w.ts enabled to make an early arrangement
for an attack en that very important and firosig pod,
Morns Forturee, where the force of the enemy was
*trembled, which, on the Commandant refuting to
give up, when Summoned, was ordered to be attack.
ed with that decition and promptitude which has al.
ways been the charallerillic mark ut Lieut. General
crawls& D. and carried by Storm at half paft four
this mnriiing, with the fuperior !,ravery which has
ever diflingirilhed the Ili kith folder : this placed the
Colony (completely in our poffctLon. To Captain
Hat.t.nwats.'s merit it is impotlible for me to give
additional encomium, as it is fo generally known ;--
but I mutt beg leave to fay, on this expedition, his
aftivity mild not be exceeded ► and by his friendly
advice I have obtained the mod effeftual aid to this
fervice, foe which he has been a volunteer, and, after
the final difembarkavion, proceeded on with the fel.
men to cooperate with the army. The matin s of
the (quadrat, by the dent of the Lieutenant Gene.

rat, were latotlej and mitred to take pea nearGrofs-
llet, to prevent fupplies being_ thrown into Pigeon
!nand, which, on the tall of Morne Fottunee, was
delivered op. We are already' occupied in re.em-
barkinF troops and other neceffary fervices for future
operations. Captain LITTLE/I Sta. (of this (hip) is
charged with the dffpatch, whole adiduity and at-
tention I with much fatistaftion acknowledge, will be
able to give their Lordthips any further information.
I have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) sass. moon.
• Centaur. Cottrageux, Argo, Chichefter. Hornet, and Cyme.
Cory another Letter from Commodote Hoop, Commander in
of his Weft y's OLIO and weds at the Leeward !fiends,
to Sir DIAN HaVian, Bart. dated on board the Ce %/MAL, Off
St. Lucia, the zsth June., 1503.
Sir—The moment I am under fail, with Lieute-
nant-General Geier*, in and troops; the ENIIALD
has brought in a very fine lchooner torvette, called
l'Enfant Prodigue, Citoyen Vicroa I,..aessau, Lieu-
tenant de Vaitfeau Commander, pier4dfor t 6 guns.
She failed from the Careenage the evening the troops
landed, with dipatches for Martiniqdet The Elsa-
RALD was fent in chase From the fquadron, and did
net capture her until after a run of feventy-two hours,
during which time the threw all her guns overboard
being a remarkable fine vac!, I (ball dire& her to be
valued and pnrchafed into the fervice, which I hope
will meet their Lordihips' approbation.
I hart the honour to be, &c. (Signed) lan. groom

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
watt-osfiCtr, JULY so.
3 I Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain Arthur Welton, prom
the syth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Ste-
phenfon, who exchanges; Cornet --Tiede to be IJestanant,
without purchafe.
sth Di to —John Wrizon, Gent. to Ds Cornet, by purchate,
vice Aylward, who retires.
6th Dltto--Cornet Andrew Fergufon to be Lieutenant, without

purthafe.
at Regiment of Dragoons--Comet John Scott to be Lieutenant,
without purchafe.
4th Ditto—Lieutenant James Holmes, (rem half pay of the late
23d Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant.
9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant William Ebbart,
from h4f.pay of the late 24th Li,:ht Dragoons, to be Lieutenant.
George Ellice, Gent. to be Cot net, by putchafe, vice Butter-

Seal, promoted.
13th Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Henry Band, from half-pay of
the t yth Light Dragoons, to be lieutenant.
zuth Dittcvs—Captaln T. B. Harvey, from the New South Wales
Corps, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Savary, who exchanges.
rsti Ditto—Captain P. C. Stephenfun' from the 3d Dragoon
Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Weftoa, who exchanges
16th Ditto—Lieutenant Ponfonby Hate, from half-pay of the late
23d Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant
Nith Dltto--Litutenant Caleb Underwood, from half-pay of the

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sat Light Magoon*, to be Lieutenant.
sad Ditto--Captain James Weller, float half-pay of the 47th
Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Milbankc, who exchanges,
receiving the difference.
Coltiftreom Regiment of Foot Guards—Charles Doyle. Gent. to be
Enfign, without purckafe; Thornton, Gent. to be Enfign,
Without purebafe.
3d Regiment of Foot Guards... Captain Charles Realm to be Ad-
punt, vice Hunter,promoted; Captain Hairy Wiliam Rooke
to be Adjutant. vice Carey, promoted.
id Regiment of Foot--Merk Prager, Gent. to be Enfign, with-
out purchafe.
jd Ditto--Captain Hugh Monegosna7, from half pay of the 4th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant Frederick Cham-
bers, from the Newfoundland Fencibles, to be Llcutelseste.
6th Ditto,—llamas Fletcher, Gent. to he linßgn, w thou: purchafe.
7th Ditto—Edward Stafford, Gantt* be Lieutenant, by parchate,
nice Ogilvie, promoted in the 4th Foot; Edward Montagu
Ralneford, Gent to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vies Ber-
nard, promoted.
Selt Ditto--Daald Donahoe, Gent. to he Fedlgn,without purchafe.
tilth Ditto—Edward Conner, and Walter Coedfoo, Gents. to be

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Entlgns.
t9th Ditto—Arthur Saunders, Gent. to be Enkn, by purchafe,
vice Humes, who retires.
If th Ditto—Licutenant John Jappie, from balf.pay of the t7th
light Dragoons, to be Lbodevant, vice Dolling, removed to

tb;37th Foot.
36th Ditto—Captain Norman Lament. from half-pay of the :ft
Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company ; Hamilton,
Gent. to be Fain.
afith Ditto—Captain Petcr Carry, front the syth Light Dragoons,
to be Major; Captain John Fraleriet Brown to be Major.
ayth Ditto—R. P. Slioner, Gent. to be Eofign, without porthole.
3otir Ditto--Brevet Lieutenant-Colwwl Michael Edward Jacob,
from the 76th Foote° be Major; Wigs jlercival Beallinoat,
from the 3 tft Foot, to be Lieutenant.
36th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Beaumont, him half-pay of the
Regiment, to be Lieutenant
39th Ditto--Lieatenant Robert Maunfell to be Coptaln of a Com-

par y, by parchare. vice Csourun, who retires.
eoth Dirto—Eofign Peter Berfrend Debella, to beLiesteaant, with-
ou purchsfe, vim Moore, promoted ; Enka Richard Tartan

to be Lieutenant, vice Wbetbam. promoted.
41it Ditto—john LovnLunden, Gent. to be iiinfisu, without put-
disk.
47th Ditto. Patrons, Gent. to be Enfign, without patebafe,
vice LeGie, whore appointment does not take place.
sad Ditto--Willian Chalmers, Gcut. to be ljtlja, Witham par-

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cbalb.
5.0 1)i- to—tientenant George Ni-trtfLouc to be Captallf eta Cum-
pAl: y, v. it hou t purchafe. ,
57th Dato—Lieutenant James A. Dolling, (mm else estb Font,to
be I.i rutanant ; —.- Dalgtig,Gent. to be EaGgo,vice Piarepoint,

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whole appointment don sot take CC.
58th Ditto--Major Richarkl Beckley, from half pay of the 46th
Foot, to be Major; Liiutenant Samuel Coibes, troth the oeth
Foot, to be Captain a a Company ; Vere Hunt, Gent. to be

F-nfqn. .
66th Diuow.lnfign Edward Crawford to be lieutenant, without
purebafe; Thomas Hodfon, Gent. to be !nap, vice Crawford.
67th Ditto—Brent Licutehant-Cnionci Alczauda Crab), Jack-
foo, from the 73,1 Foot to be Major.
734 Ditto.—Brevet Lieutenant Coked William Morris, from the
foth Foot, to be Major, vice jackfoo, removal to the 67th
Foot.
Sikh Ditto--Entign John Flack to be Lieutenant, without ;yr-
chafe. vice Blake, promoted.
9otis Ditto.—Serjewn-Major pines Defer to be Feign, without
purebak.
9 sd Ditto—Lieutenant Donald Macdonald to he Captain of a Cosa-
pan v, without purchak, vice Gordan, promote,! In the etb
Rette;ttet 61 ikciirve; EttOgn Charks Grant to be Lieu.

natant, without purchafr, rice Mitc}ell. promoted; F.nfign
Donald Milartiet to be Lieutenant, vice Macdonald; Andrew
Macpberfon, Goat. to be Enliga. •
Wye South Wale, Corp.—green Lieutenart Colonel William
&wary, from the 14th Light Dragoon, to be Captain of a Cum.
pang, a:ce Harvey, who ezchanges.
tft Battalion o Refereo.tv:aptaln John Steen, from the late Royal
WI& Artillery, to be Captain al a Company; jolin Arniltroug,
' • '

(inn. to be ,Enllgn.
sd Ditto.—Samuci Stapleton, Efq. Major of the late to frithPen
ekk Cavalry, to be Captain of a Company. with temporary
Rank in the Army ;-Genrge [Alvan, Efq Captain in Ditto, to
be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank In the Army ;
Lieutenant John M`Makon from half pay of the Bth Font. to
be Lieutenant; Robert Lalor, COIL Lkotetaant in the late tit
Feneible Cavalry, totw Lieutenant, with temporary Rank

in the Army.
Sallekto-I.leutenant Martin Lewitt, from the 3d Foot, in he
Captain of aCumpany; Cornet John Major, from half-pay of

the late asdl..lgfit.Drieoons, to he
4th Di:l.o-I.llas Per.74l Hopkins, Geot. to be Enfign.

yth Ditto—oTo be Cambia of Companies—Liculensnt John Ito-
berttoo. from the With Foot; Li. utaiant loom Griot, from
the sid /..Ipbt Dragoons; Charles hll3c, Eli. I de Major of the
tit Welt Wl' Iterimeet. with temporary ktanit in the Army

Pram& Haan-lei. Erg. late Captabi IQ tie bad Foot, whit tel;Y:
perory Rank in the Army.
To be Lieutenants—M. b 4 .bald, °rot. Llevtenant In the late PIA%
Wee Feacible Cavalry. with trrnpores stank In the Arm? I
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James Ramfay.Gent. Litutneaut the late Padalre Vinkg;le
Cavalry, with tempnrart Ralik 1. du. ArrnT.
Tots rring:e. and Mop Buchan, Cab.

To be Adjutant, with the Rank of Enfign-Enfign and Adjutant
James Reid, from the 30rh Font..
6th Ditto-David Price, Efq. • late a Captain in the 44th Foo:, to
be Captain of a CeWeeny, with temporary Rank In the Army.
7th Ditto-Enlign Patrick Mannen, from half pay of the 38th
Foot, to be Enhgn; Simucl Blake, Gent. late a Lieutenant in
the Suffolk Fencibles, to be Enka; Enfign Joint Beale to be
Adjutant. •
9th Ditto--Llentenant Wawa Pattffroll• from half•pay of the
pda Foot, to be Lieotemuot t Francis Abbott, Gent. to be Et..
lip 1 Lieutenaht Thomas Wiodfor, from the 6th Weft India
Regiment, to he Adjutant, with the Rank of Lieutenant.
toth Ditto-Hickman Charters, Gent. to he Entlgn.
15th Ditto-William Mayne, Efq. late Major of the sift Light
Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank
in the Army ; johnfon, Gent. to he-Billion.
13th Ditto-To be Captains of Companies...Liiinenant Alezan-
- der Leith. from the cad Foot ; Lieutenant W.P. Carroll, from
the 30th Foot ; John Whet. Efq. Captain In the late Aberdeen
Rencibles, with temporary Rank in the Army.
To be EnSgo-Allan Maclean, Gent. Lieutenant in the late Aber,
dam Ftmciblis% •
To be Adjutant, with the rank Of Enfign.Hugh Maclean. Gent.
Captain in the late Aberdeen licnclbles.
54th Battalion of Referve.-John Hay, gent. to be Entip ; James
Berwick, Gent. to be Enfian.
13th Dltto--Licutenant Nell Cockburn, from the 4th Welt India
Regiment, to be Captain of a Company t Lieutenant
Card, front half-pay of the Goth Light Dragoons, to be Lieu-
tenant.
To be Enfigns-Lieutenant Duncan• Forbes, from the Fait York
Militia; Enficn John Caere, from the 1 Weil York Militia;
John White, Gent. Lieutenant lathe late York Fithibles.
16th Ditto. --,Cotter, Gent to be Earn.
BREVET.
Captain Levet Ibbetftm. of the allth root, to be Major in the Ar-
my. Commithua dated April 29.180%
STAFF.
Charles Gordon, Efq. Paymifter of the ad Battalion Royals, to
be Paymafter of a Rees-n*6ot Dlftria.
New Bruavoick Regiment rat Fencible Infantry.
Serj ant Major— Holland, front the 4oth Foot, to be Adjutant,
with the rank of Elam ; &dant --- Balks, from the 4311
Foot, to be Quarter
Canadian Regiment of Fencible Infantry.
Captain William Enice, from the Newfoundland Fencibles, to be
Captain of a Co"pany; Captain Dugald Campbell, of the late
New Brunfwick Regihtatt, to be Captain, with temporary rank
in the Army.
Cornwall Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Hoootwable John Eliot to be Captain.
Darla Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
The Eati of Dorthitter to be Colonel; Honourab e Lionel Da-
mer to be Lieutenant Colonel; James Frampton, Efq. to be
Major.
To be Captalw-taithard Travers, Thomas IL Bower, and Hugh
C. Haines, Llqrs.
To be Lieutenant s- JoithHerbert Browne, Chariton B. Wolaiton ,
Edward Daily, an John Harris, Gents.
To be Cornets-John Gould and Humphry Weld, Gents.
Loyal Tiburon Volunteer Cavalry.
John Prodtor Efq. to be Captain; Richard Hewitt.
Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Thomas Whitetharch, Gent. to be
Cornet.
Kcrt Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Edward Taylor, Efq. to be Captain ; Hugeffen Huger's, Gent. to
be Lieutenant; Richard lialford, Gent. to be Curnet.
Eaf Lothian Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Lord Einning to be Captain; Robert Hay, Gent. to be Lieute-
nant.
Nor th am pton fbi re Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Thomas Carter, Eft, to be Captain.
Yorkfhire, Welt Riding, North Regiment of Gentle-
men Yeomanry and Cavalry.
William Carr Fenton, Ger.% to be Cornet.
ad Regiment of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers.
eft Battalion-Lieutenant Neil MacVlear to be Captain, vice Sir
P. Murray, who rcSgna; Eagan Colin Dunlop to be Lieute-
nant, vice Mac Vicar ; Charles Fozard, Gent to be-Lieutenant,
vice Napier. who traps ; James Fyffe, Gcct. to be :..nlign,vice
Dunlop.
"Royal Leith Volunteers.
To bo Captains.-.. John Aleiander Graham, Robert Ogilvie, An-
drew Wuhan, Robert Strong. 111:ale Brown, Richard Scougail,
lames Perians, Charles An:.wfon, John Cheyne, and William
*Milne, Efqrs.
To be Litutenanta-aßobert Dudgeon, John Weir, Walter Caffds,
Walter Pattiron, David Murray, Robert Mowbray, George
Ciller*, Adam Billet, Thomas Henderfon, James Scales, Wil.
Ham Crow and Robot Wilton, Gents
to be Eetignjotsn Sharp. William Oliphant. William Douglas,
William Cundell, Peter Lamb, John Paul, Edward Cauidell, and
Robert Kerr, Gents.
To be Adjutant-Robert Alevander, Gen.
To be Chaplain-Rev. Dr. Robert Dixon.
Royal Mid-Lothian Voiunteer Artilier7.
Dr. Patrick Erikine to be Surgeon.
Suffer Guides.
Henry Thurloe /Madera Efq to be Captain; Nathaniel Bithop,
Gent. to be Lieutenant ; William Andrews, Gam to be Cornet.
1111101 ANDO Y.
The appointment of Captain J. C. Smith, front half pay of the
19th Foot, to be Captain in the 3d Regiment of Foot, as dated in
the Gazette of the tub loft. has not taken plum
The Appointments of Captain Benjamin Itrombead, from half.
pay of the late alith Light Dr%;ootia, to be Captain; and Adju-
tant James Wifton, from half pay of the Tarbert Fcncibles, to
be Robin in the litit Regiment of Foot, as Rated in the Gazette
of the ztth init. has not taken place.
The Appointment of Robert Smyth, Gent. to be En6gn in Cal.
Gower's Battalion ofßeferve, as Rated in the Gazette of the 19th
inft. has not taken place.
The Appointment of %tarter Matter Andrew Herbertrob, from
half pay of tin 9111 Font, to be Quarto Matter in the 33d Rte.
Meat of Foot, as Rated in the Gazette of the t Ids laR. bas not
taken place.
riIIATA in the GSTette of the t ith Ult.
66th Font-Feet John Jordan, Geis. to be F.nlign, by porehafe,
via kinWer, prtionted-Read John pardon, Gut. to be EnGgn,
by mask, vice Bonder, petwou4
In the Gazette of the nth inflame
For Thema Hawkins, Ifq. 1: of the mi Foe. a. k Coftais with
mei SIN," Rand in she Arser-Read Thomas Hawkins, Gent. to
be Elko.
For 674 ltslisentt of Fart, Eaign llamas Moyle, from the 9th
Battalion of Retiree. to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Emirs...-
Kest 73efiegin. at sf F,ae. Map Thomas Moyle, titan the 9th
Battalion of Referee, to be Adjoining, with the Rank of Fnfign.
Commitlinns in the Stirlingthire Regiment of North
Britith Militia, ligveki by the Lord Lieutenant.
Tube Captaimn-Withant Bain, Lfq. law a Lieuttnant-Colunil in
97th Regiment or Font. Dated June aB, 1 kJ,'
Robert Richard, Maitland, }fit. late Major in hreadalbane Pen-
dia.% Dated June 29. IF:3.
Thomas Wooer, k fq. late Captain in Madre Fencibleit. Dated
June 30, 1803.
Adjotant Alexander Campbell, to 6zve with the Rank of Captain.
Dated June 2.7, 18:3.
Ewing. Erg. Captain In late lateark and DuntbartooOdre
Fenetble Cav-dry. Dared July to, 1893.
To be lietittnants-Qjjarter.hialter Jame. Smyth, lore of Sift
Foot,tor rve with the Rank of Lieutenant. I aocil May n 7, tBc3.
Enfiga James Finlayfon, vice Campbell, appointed Adjutant by
Maj-fty. Dated June all, 1803.
To he Fil67n.--Jantea h ;meat, late tai the North York Militia.
Dated June 29, 5803.
To be Qlsoler-Maftera.-Jame Smyth. Dated Meet;, trot.
Commotion in the liumingdonfhite Militia, nlO4
by the Lord Lieutenant.
Anthony boys Stokes, Efq. to be Captain. Dared Jrne act, :tat.
Comnialinn figned by the Lord Lieutenant fur the
County of liuntingdon.
Sir James Dube ley, Knt. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated July
a. t;;ot.
Cumrniffions in the Eifel Militia, Ggned by the Lord
Georgeiid ut..eesni,
nJi,obt.nan4CreCejohl:ClodeHtl,pkttoetvnalemccarnit;wrie, 11:19$76.V7tottliningeroipst_try-
-. Lieutenants. AS dated July y. Ibo 3.
Esti Regiment.
Lieutenant Jobs Hall, from the baitpay of tie 45tt !Nimes*, to
he Esditn. Dated Join at, *Soy.
WWI* Looaaage, to be Ditto Dated July 7, t itaj.

.Regiment. •
joreph Crafter comae to be Lieuteuent. qcS nap, famkge
Dated June 13, 1803.
Sturgeon Smith to be Ditto. Mited June au, ylka.
Jer,rniali Foster to 'be Fnfign. Date tliblie tt 0103.
Henry ?Won, to be Ditto. Dated July i 9, sEc3.-
Commillions in the Invernefs, he. Regimpt of North
Britifh Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Robert Fraley. Mg. to be t.putin. oke Mpin Otani, rafgaea.
Dated June 23.
Dalian - Degald Cameron to be Lieutenant, Ate Robert Lantos,
reaped. Dated Tutu al. 1803..
William Rebatfoo,oent. to be Ditto. Dated July t.
James Grant, Gent: to be Enfgo, vice Cameron, promoted. Deo.
ed 1003.
Colin IWEenaie, Gcnt. to be Ditto, vise Robert *mkt, feigned.

Doted June 100:03.
Ludowick Grant' Gcnt. to be Ditto, eke dlezabder Gaut,.
(ivied. Dated June .141303. •
James Frafer, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Judy t, tio
Commifflona in the Woreefterthire Militia, lgntd b'
the Lord Lieutenant.

jofiats Patriek,jon. Erg. to be Captain. Dated July at, 1603.
Williams Dowding. Etc to band*. Dated July n, 1803.
CummitGona Alined by-the Lord Lieutenant ot tl
County of Middlefet.
John Meititk, and William Baldwin, Fitgra. to be Deputy Eieu-
tettants. Data April ab, 1799.
Commillions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of lierefotd. Dared July a 1,1803.
To be Deputy Lieuteuants—\lilliatn Haabury, kr:. Major Wits
Ilan: Hanliury, Captains Thomas Foley, Thomas winninrott
and R. Bowyeari William Parry, iraneta Edwards, and John
Ireland, Efqrs.
Hertford Regiment of Militia.
trillgn 'Thomas Wcare to bi Lieutenant. Dated July 13, allO3.
Thomas Gwyllym, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated July tB, 1803.
l'hoinas Orem, Gent. to be Quarter-Matter. Dated July IJ, 1803.
'Fbissoas Dixon, Gent. to be burgeon. Dated April sj, 1803.
Ralph Edon, ()out. to be Lieutenant and Militant Surgeon. Dated
June a:, 1803.
Commitlions in the Cornwall Regiment of Militia,
ligned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated July 13,
1803.
Lieutenant .Colonel Slr William Lemon, Bart. to be Colooel, Ate
Rodd, refigned ; Major Henry Peter to be Lieutenam.Colonel ;
Second Major William Forteieue to be Firft Major; Honoura-
ble William Eliot to be Second Maj... ; Joan Doidge Hurndana
EN. to be Captain; Hairy Holdltch, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
OIDNANCI.OFFICI, JULY 27.
Corps of Gbnner Drivers.
Thomas Bennington to be Lieutenant. Dated July 16, OW.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Auguft 25. Nor Latham. late of Camanilatreet, London.
merchant, at ten, at OuildhaL
Sept. t 4. Roelof Syniouai of Data, Kent, Blip broker, at ten.*
Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPT!).

Hdreard Moffatt, of War:slave. Wen, voter, Entat.drapere
dealer and Chapman, to furrender A uguft Jo, at three, Ara &
ao, at ten, and September to, at three., at the Red Lion, New
Swum Wilts. Attorney, Mt. Thomas Chubb, SaMany.
George Tanfwell, late of Shaftelbary, Dories, batehit, deals:tend
Chapman, Auguß 19, 20, and Sept. 6, at eleven, at the Rads
Lion, in Shaftefbury. Attorldith ans. *in and Kneads*.
Norwell-code/ Lincoln's-fen, Loodist.
Jofeph Dudley Webb, of Liverpool, merchant, Augnit 17.49, ant
Sept. 10, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Anomie,
Mars. Crump and Lodge, Limped t or Mr. Batty; aim-
cerplane, London.
Daniel Vandersee, late of St. Dunftaefolilll, Landon, mettitang,,
dealer and Chapman, Aura 6, 13, at tea, and Sept. zit, at pm%
at Guildhall. A ttornies Mars. Caton and Bestfah
Proy's-in,a-fquare, London.
John Ecimun,!fon, late of Carlin:, and Mae Edmandfon, Ira at
Keferiek, Cumberland, dyers, dealers, chapmen and copartners,
Augaft a, 13, and Sept. to, at tea, at Guildhall, Lamina—.
Anomie', Mr. John Birkstt, Bald-esart, Weariest's, London
or Mr. John Barnes, Caddie.
Richard Prince, of Hereford, me loran, dealer and claimant Avg•
ts, 16, and Sept. to, at ten, at tbeGreyhoond lan,
Attorney, Mr. Downes, Hereford.
Walter Hayward, of New Sarum, Wilts, clothier, dealer and due.
man, Anglift any at two, Altana as, at ten, and Sept. te, ar lls4"
at the Red New Sarum. Attornies, Mr. John Hod•
ding. in Saliflary ; or Mr. Charles Milieu, Middir•Tcmplos
lane, London.
William Lewis Meals, of Mat:mbar:l4m% MaaelseierApre.
pada of Saint Marriaboane,, Middiefez, furgeosts apothetaryi,
deter and chapmm. Anguit s, 6, and Sept. to, • t ten, at Ostia.
ball, I.ondon. Attorney, Mr. Boston, Great Martine-area.
loteph Houlbrookc, late of Catcaton.ftveet, Landes, dealer la
fpirits, dealer and Ihapman. Ana 5,9, and Sept. to, at twelve.
at Guildhall Attars ea, Mars. Wadden, Barlow, and Grebes
nor, AulUn.frian.
DIVIDENDS.

Augutt 2. I:enry Davis olP;r7feaTilanta, merchant and Sip
owner, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Aural 3. Thomas Rob Wan, of JUverpool, butcher, at ten, at the
Globe Tavern, LivooL
Await 4. Shirley Wilton, of TbeenhlS.Leet, pad& of
YorkSdre, lime-burner, at tank at the Man and Saddle lie, lea
Drwfbury.
Aomdt,s. lola RUT, of Coldlholl, Norfolk, corn.meteluot, at
three, at the Maid's Head, Norwich.
Auguit 3. John Hestehan, of blverpool, dealer in muffin, at Away
at the Globe Tavern;
Augur 6. Edward COltkolVter tailor, at three. at the Globs
Tavern, Exeter.
Anita 6. John Thurlten Nettle, We of Cannoa.ltrect, London
uphollterer. at twelve, at Guildhall.
Antall 8. William Sunderland. of Wakefield. Torkilitx. rear,
at eleven, at the WOol-Peeks las,ia Hoetnirj, Wakefidd.
Aqua 8. Robert Senior, late qf Pasitehmit, Virkaire. miller, at
eleven, at the Red Lima Pontefratt.
Autruft S. Edward' Witt er4n, late of Weft Grinftead, Meet,
dealer and chapntan, at ekven, at the Red-Lion, Creefold.
Auxult 9. Witham Lula and John Hemet, of Albeinarlattest.
Piccadilly, hookreUers. and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall.
Aosta 9. P: ions Banset, of the Strand, Wriddkfete, gekirenith
and jeweller, at ten,lat
Aural 9. John it apfoo, of Plymouth-Dock, Devon, timekeeper.
at eleven, at Guildhall. Landon.
Augult 9. Richard Davies, of Lamb-ltreet, Spttalfields, cheek.
monger, at ten, at GoildhaU.
Aupft ts. William Part:. late of Lancafter, nearchant, at fire
. .

it the White Hart, Loneafter.
Aqua as. jobs Dixon, late of Exeter. Mt newel Tnpfbarn. De-
vnn, wink= Jeffery Mom lass of Exeter. but now of Mot
• pines, Newfasedland, James Jardine. of Netrten-Abbott, and
John 1) et fon, of Newton-Abbott, Devon, maretants mid part..
nets, at five at the Globe Tavern, Eater.
Aumft td Pete: Cornier, of Taunton, Sonsegetlbire, esmit to&
timber at rchant. at eleven, at the Marker-bouk Taunton.
Aural! al. Monis lA•wits Moak7, of Liverpool, nstrobant,
at GuLdhaU. London.
Augift 13. Lewis Cottlfmitb, of Thmkia•lnti. Holborn. led 4

Trin.trilanr, Landon, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Mann tt. join Inzon, of Binningbana, grocer, at sines, at lb,'
Ptitilie OP.,cr. Birmingham.
Augti:i 16. Mint Farthing, of Blakenry, Norfolk, merchant, at
eleven. at thr Aiken' Inn, Holt.
Au aft 16. *nio}ll3ll luta", late of Birmingham, cornfadlor, at
Linen, at the Puhl.c Oct, Birmingham.
A ugalt t 7. joke Allan, of Birmillham, corn-dcater, nt tame chi
Public Office, Birmingham.
Anvil! tsi. Samuel Aym, of Maceheller, crrn dealer and ban •
mon eurriea, at three, of the Star Inn, Manchelkr.
Anguft to. Grease Amuck, of the Bolt and Tan Yard, nett-
firers, Londfm,soactimaafter. at eleven, at Guildhall
Arndt to. Th,rlas Might, of Inner Tan* Lot. Loadoo, Air
tiforr and !NN:sktrrsticr at teo at Guildhall

Anzoft to. Rob: rt Smalley. late of Gravefent4, knit, ctrptoter,
Mulder, dra!rr and h.spoarn, at use. at Landow
Aogoft ao. Frances Allen, late of Pall• Niall, Misidli4ra. =Mar
.41 drcfs-tositer. at one, at Guildhall.
Aaiun 20. John Gress, of Cutitherbod-ltrece, Cortalo4l4ol6
Mid:Lies. butcher. lethh, at Otuldhatl. •
Aural to. Devito" Peony therong-r. of g.t. jobs of Wseilqh
Otipithandler, at elcont. at ia, [What.

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