Star.
London, England, 1803-10-12 00:00:00

GENERAL ORDERS.

Adjutant-Gemara Office. Dublin, Sept. r, 'Rol.
Aute:cctmcwrs or DISTRICT! TO TALL PLACL FROM TII/1

DATI.
Lieutebant-General Cast rse lA, Armagh.
Brigadier-GenCNICOLIN CAM Per LL, Armagh, extending to the
Counties of Arin.‘ell and M naglisin.
Major-General Sir Contexts ROY , Enndkillen ; the COOP!H of
Cavan, Fermanagh and Sligo, Barony of Drunithair, In the
County l.eitrim, and the South Part of the County Dorinegals
including the Town of Dunnegal, Mount Charles and Killybegss
Brigadier-General AlletfllALD CAMPBELL, Lontlooderry; and
the County of Londonderry.
Brigadier-General HART, Strabane; the County Tyrone, and that
l'art of the County Doonegal North of the Town of Molinal.
Brigadier-General WnocuorE, Belfaft; Counties Ant im and

Down.
Major-General Tit INCH, Naas; County Kildare, Queen's County,
and County Carlos•.
Major-General Ascuaa. Drogheda; Counties I.outh and Mestli.
Br,gadier-General FVLtea, Mulllngar ; County of Weitmeath.
Brigadier-General Aar Lica, Longford; Counties of Longford
and Leitrim.
Brigadier-General Garr. Tullamore; King's County.
Major-General Sir Caaa a as Asct aa, Dublin; Counties of Dublin
• and Wicklow•.

Brigadier-General COTT° x, and Brigadier. General Dux ft, Dublin;
the Bffonits of Ratoatb and Dunboyt3e in Meath, and chat
P.m of Salt Barony North of the Grand Canal, and the Town
of Kildare, in the County of Klldue.
Brgr,2ler-General GUM, Wexford, in the County of Wexford,
and the Barony of St. Milling in the County Carlow.
Major General MYERS, Athlone, the County Rofkommon, and
the l'ovm of Athlone.
Brigadier-Genetal DAtarm PLC, Caaltbar, County Mayo.
Brigadier-General HILL. Loghrea, County Galway.
Lieutenant-General Twat-aro/4, Fernery.
Major-General CAM►BELL, Cork.
Brigadier-Genoa! C/wr ratan a, Bandon.

Brigadier-General ERICIN IL, Fennoy. County of Cork.
Brigadier General Sir C. GaaaN, Clonmell ; Counties of Tipp-
rary and Kilkenny.
Brigadier-General MILTRICZ, Waterford; County of Waterford.
Brigadier-General PAT/11, Limerick; Counties of Limerick and
Kerry.

Brigadier-General Mla RLA NZ, Ennis; County of Clare.

CORN MARKET, MAR R•LANR, OCT. 12.--Prices
remain unaltered from Monday's currency.
ASSIZE Or BR EAD.—Yellerday the LORD MAYOR
ordered the price of Bread to be continued at lad.
the quartern loaf of wheaten, and Std. houfehold.
It appears, by the Liverpool paper, that the report
of the gallery in the New Church having given way,
is unfounded. The following is a correfi liatement
of the circumllances which gave rife to it;
In confequence of its being pulsiickly announced 4
that the Right Reverend the Lord Rifhop of Coes.
TER would preach a ferrnon for the benefit of the
Blue Coat Hofpital, and his Royal Highnefs Prince
WILLIAM of Gcoucssraa would honour the congre.
gstion of the New Church in Duke-firect with his
pretence ; many thoufands of perfons afTemhled at an
early hour, and is oppofition to the exertions of fix ,
conilables which the Mayor had appointed to attend, 1
and other powerful affillance, the Church was itn-
menfely crowded. A (bort time previous to the ar-
rival of the Ilifltop and the Prince, fume perfon gave
an alarm that the gallery was falling; a general con.
fufion enftied, and numbers forced through the win.
dows, though every thing was done to convince the
congregation that the alarm was falfe. His Lordlhip
and his Royal Highnefs happily arrived at the me.
ment the danger was underliood to be unfounded,
and reined thcmfelves with calm dignity araidft the
tumult. The ferric, was afterwards performed, and ;
a moll impreffive and eloquent difeourfe delivered by ;
his Lorcifhip. from Proverbs, t t chapter t 7 vette, to
a congregation of upwards of four thoufand perfongs
and a colleaion made for the Charity, amounting to
the (urn of t t ml. 6s. sd.—no part of the gallery or
church gave way; the alarm was totally unfounded.
We are happy to add that nn material injury was
(Whined by thofe perfons who fo imprudently-forced
their way through the windows.
Sundar fe'nnight, between four and five o'clock in
the morning, a fire broke out at the houfe of Gene's
Cafe, Efq. m Evcrton, Liverpool, which totally do.
ftroyed the interior of the building, with great part
of the furniture :—the family bad a Very narrow
cfcapc from this dreadful calamity.
MO raw was found guilty of (peaking (editions
words lea week at Chelmsford, namely, That if
Bowaraara mould come, he would be of his fide, and
turn againft his King and Country." He was fen-
tenced to one year's imprifonment. and to be kept to
hard labour in Halfted Honfe of Cortvftion.
Oe Friday !aft the following accident happened on
board the Alton Weft Indianian, in the Wet Docks,
at Blatkwall—An Officer of the Excite having in.
caatioufly placed hisfelf againik a handfpike. left is
the windlnfs, the pall'of the tatter gave way, by whieb
he received a violent blow. was thrown down di .
forehatthway into the fhip's hold. and killed an At
(pot. Several merchants, who witnetfed the iniffinOs
tune, have humanely entered into a fubferiptieft fit"
the deceafed's Eamily. On Saturday alto a labourer,
belonging to the Docks, fell from the foOt‘ray do the
outer gate into the baron, where he remained near to
minutes before he was taken out; the different mean.
recommended for the reftoratioa of drowned perfam
were tired. bat every effort to recover him proved
ineffeaual.
A Swisot.eirs—A 'lathing buck arrived at Great.
ock about a fortnight ago, alTuming the name of Me.
jot Hart of the army. and embarked on the 29th ele.
as a partner on hoard the Mari, Seabory, Which fan•
ed neat day for Charkhon. He faid that his
.mo-
ther's name was Wolfe, and that he was nephew to
the late Lord Kilwarice ; that be was in Dublin on
the day alibi infurreftion, but left it that .evening
he was going, be (aid, to America, to look after an
elate in the neighbourhood of Philadelphia lea him
by an uncle, and that there was lifelong a (mall pro.
perry tit his by his moan in the vicinity of Wihning.
ton. He pretended to have bills for a confiderable
furl of money in the hands of a banker at the former
Et'Since the Mary tithed, however, (earth has
making for hint. It kerns he came to Scotland
tome time ago with a forged letter of introdueion to
an officer of rank and refpeftability. and pretended
his father was going to transfer his property horn
Ireland to this country on account of the unfettled
(late of affairs there and produced a confidereble
amount of bills whicit he wiffied to depofite in tome
of the banks. By this means the officer was induced
to recommend him to a refpettable banker in Edin-
burgh, who was ( fat imputed on as to advance him
, a confiderabk fum of money. with which the bock
has hopped of. The bills bad been fent to London
and Dublio, but hare fines bees returned.

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TiILITARY Pitu.VOTIONS.
WAR:OFFICE. OCT'.6ltit 11, 1803.

ClackeLae Gentlemen :tpd Yeomanry Cavalry.
William Lec. IN to be Captain ; Hugh Wuoll, Goat. to be Lieu-
tenant ; Tame, Lee. jun. ttr:.t. to be C,..roct
klarlhiand Gentle rt.el. And Yeomanry Cavalry.
Danderfon Coate., Itiq. to Ise C.ll4litl; Gregory Wrlg: t, Gent. to
be Lieutenant ; Thomas Wardalc Goat to be Cornet.
Redt•ad Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.

Arthery lardnipi. Lyre, Fig. to b- Captain; Samuel Crawler.
Ge:•t. to be Li:Litt-went ; and Stephen Atlinf.n, Cent. to be
Cornet.
Smithdon and Brothercrofs Gentlemen and Yen.

manly Cavalry.
Wim;an I cat. Erg. to be Captain.
%V.tt> ick Grmlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Sr Edward Smyth, Bart to be Captain, riLe bird Divulge.
Arilham Volunteer Infantry.
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The Hon. George Walpole to be Ma;or-Conuanaant, and Robert
Parrorter, IN. to tot t sattain.
Lio.tenens—W alien Reptoe, John Enzball, and Peter
Dent. Gents.
To be Llii:gioo... ,•••••••S 'WM and Patridgc, Gents.
LoyAl Beton Voluntecrt.
_ _

'own. Sri:llll3Q. Ft:. to be Captain; Clare Sewell, Cot. to be
Lieutenant; and . athaniel A. Cooper, Gent. to be &blip.
. . . .

Bratklenliam Voliintec; Infantry..

Thomas Brevor. Fig to be Mlor-Cotnnuattant ; Young
and k,,bert Smith Fry( man. IMF, to be Captains; Rebert
Ilarb+.•gton and Ednl.l! .1 Fa. ret.jun. Gaol. to be I.leutcnants;
Cokby Wit:drtt and linnets Chamberlin. (knit, to be Earns.

Brnnkc V,.luntecr littAntry,

John Din. Erg to bo Captain; John WWI. Gent. to be Lieute-
r.ant ; Johnfon, Gent. to be Ear.

ciice Vnitautcer Infantry.

Robert Pottle?, Erg. h: be Coptain•Conunandant ; William Hoch
ton Doetral and John t uoper, Gem. to be Licutenabts ;
Ja-
Liml Jusns.h.m, Gent. to be Enka.
Cotton Volunteer Infantry.
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Jer•miah Ive%F fel. to Le Captain; Sir Edward'arry. Knt. and
the lion. traltgia PaLl Irby, to ba Licutatauts; James Apt-
ns, Gana to be Lenin.
11.erleflem Volnireers.

Jon Kerrie's. Efq. to be Captain ; Henry Fat and George Car-
s's. w, Gaits. to be Li:womb:a; Jahn Doughty, Com to be
tnfidn.
Honningham Volunteer Infantry.
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Ashur Beevor, Efq. to be Captain; pain Conch and Hen=
ts Lory,Gtn to lic Lieutenants; 1- dee. nt ncLill, Gent. to be •
Lynn Volunteers.
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rderard I-venni, jun. I.fq. to be Lieutenant Colonel-Coltman'
dant ; I loud %Jr, j•4ll.ifq to be lieutenant-Colonel ; and lamas
Drama 'rooky. ffq. to be Major.
b Ca2tal7o.--Searict Infanta, William Swatinan, Almander

&mite. John Wardell, George Hogg, Jun. Robert Lyn., John
Paccar hlmeowc. and John Edwards, Elva.
To be Lieutenants—George Erode:la Jaya, Edward &Awaits
Manning. Robert Grc..n, Samuel Hadley, Jun. George Edwards
l'homa, Guy, ants smith, Willia Gr.rne, Gents.
To be tolizos--John Bailey Stockdale, Thomas At ogridge, Ste-
phen Allen Hogg, Winiam Creak, jun. 'Manus Alkm, and John
Gum, y , Jun. Gents.
Tu be Ourstmt—Thomas Upwood, Gent.
l Volunteer Infantry.
John Morelcy, Erg. to he Captain ; Thomas Bolton. Gent to be
Lieutenant ; George Griein, Gent to be
Nor wit]: Volunteess.

Enfign Patteron to be Lieutenant, "ice Coupe:lay, appointed to
the Army of R. ferve; William Herring, jun. and Roger Kidors,
Galt& to be ffnligns.
sd N.•rwith Regirr.ent of Volunteers.
Robert Harvey. jun. Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant;
'Rol.crt Plungorce, I fq. to be Licutenant-cokouel; and Sigif-
mond 'Trafford, Lig. to he Major.
To be Captain--Henry &sm. M. D. William Firth, John Mor-
phew. Woe. er Write, /Oda Debague, William Totter, Jan.
Miles 'Welton, John •.tcwato. sad Edward Squire, Efqrs.
To be Liestuants—Adam . aylor, j .n. John Pitchford, jun. Jo-
Lathan IV:outlet, Samuel Stone, Thomas
Barton Webb,
SCAM*
JoinlßartonWebb, Velour Cbansbadaio Worth, W m Salter
Millard, Henry Herbert Southey, Belau* Cole, and John
Waren Relideed., Gents.
To be Enfinis—Vt'doarii lawis Lobe, Charles Hardy, Thomas
Storey, and Julio hompfon, Gaits.
To be Surgeon--Wfiliani Gairyinpk, Gent.
To Se Quarter-Mafter—Willarn Pell, Gent.
-Nottinghamthire Volunteer Infantry.
Fevraid Joon. /A. to be COptain.
1 be Liastemmts--john Heath, Brian Flinders. Jan Ha/Land
Rama Metcalf, Gents.
To be Enfigns--John Hainfororth, William Calla. and John
Hopkinton, Gents.
Sir Thomas rai kyles Nottinghamfhire Volunteer
Infantry.
Fantod Wright, Efq. to be Lientenant-Colonel.Commandant.
Pandoek Barry Neale, bfq. tole Marc.To be Captains--Paiduch Neale, Thomas Goodhead, and Rich-
ard Smith, Efqrs.
To be Lleutenants—William Breeden, John Smith,'Fhomas trod-
km, 10110 Pea Richard Barker, and James Harwood, Geom.
To be Eufigns4ohn Barlow, and Robert Barlow, Gams.
To be Adjutant—Wiliam Bailey Cocker, Gent.
Nottingham Loyal Volunteers.
/oho Elliott, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant.
Williwn Richard Midellemore, EN. to be Major.
To be Captains—William Taylor. Thomas Maltby, Mark Herlfb,
Jun. Thomas Moore. Thos Carpenter Smith, and John Storer,
To be dieutenanto...John Nixon, Henry Holdfworth, George
Ahmed. jun. William Roe, Francis Hart, Hazy 't glard. sod
George Haddon, Gents.
To be Enfigns—Richard Buford, George Need. William Cham-
berlin, kicherd Hoppa, John Hull, and Thomas Crovrtlier•
Genoa
To be Adjutant —Jebn Nixon, Gent.
Peelham St. Mary Volunteer Infantry.
William Webb, Efq. to be Captain ; Thomas Drano, Gent. to be
Lieutenant ; John Wake, Gent. to be Palige.
Lid Ret(”ril Volunteer Infantry.
Iritherdd Mafoo;and Mann lower, kiln to be Captains ; Ed-
esusd Brown, and James Dunbar, Gents. to be Lieutenants; John
Judil,and Frederick Wakefield, Gents. to be linfkgns.
Rutland Volunteer Infantry.
Onward Nod Noel, Efq. to be Major Commandant.
To be Captalns—Cotton 'nonillion. J. A. Palmer, and Charles
Nod Noel, Ora
To he thastassoto-.oerard Noel Noel, and Ceo. Pywell, nenrs.
Te be Eafigne—Georg.: Pachin, and 'Ebonies Cbapnian, (krus.
Rutland Legion Infantry Riflemen.
William Ades, and Them Woods, Gents. to be Lieutenants;
John Gardiner, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant.
Ry burgh Volunteers.
Jelin Franck, Efq. to be Captain ; Robert Droller. Gent. to be
Lieetenam ; Thomas Wyche, dent. to be Ennio.
St. Anne, Limehoule, Volunteers.

chriaopher Rickert:Woe, to be Major.
'7. Captains-41cory Wright. William Coding, mid Clarks
iiirolocos Turner kfqra
To b,z lieutenantrilloplier Richardfor, Jon. William Baer,
ad Witham Drat!lhaw, Germ
T. be Eufiggs--Joho Ltritay, Siebert Bathe. and Clarks Chat-
field. Gent&
amrthrops Volmtteers.
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Onyom Woo4boufr, ZAI. to be Captain; H•i'tiatn Oonc and
• Maras EtBrall, Oxus. to be Lieutenants; Gcurge Hater, :Jul
Jaen W.U. Gents. is be Entire%
Teningtnn Volunteer.
;metro Horsed. and itiettani Maitland, Efgr. to be Captain,;
C:briltopbee Carter, and joint Mudd, Gents to he Licuttaauts ;
;,.4u Lawton. and Henry &set, Grim to be Lnligus.
Thetford Volunteer Infantry.

, be Captabse--1 hamar V•ltben Lconata Sbeffeed
.A.. 41, And Tbwenu Vla. Um.
b, Lkytabagstainkn Eween Peas, Garver be, and John
et °yen% (seat%
Nip e—jd Berrdl. Thew Dupers, lad Willlon
fiapiy.Gars

Therelby Vol ernteen.
The Honourable Malin Herbert Pierrepont to Le Captain ; Ed.
ward Harvey. and William Seinen, Gents. to be Lieutenants;
Henry Balcuck, Gent. to be Enfign.
Twyford Volunteers.
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CouKey Savrr;. fen. Fig: to be Captain ; Coultey Savory. jun. Gent.
to be lieutenant ; Edward Savory, Gent. to be &Sin ; Sa-
muel Henry savory, Gent. to be Adjutant.
Little Wallingham Volunteers.
Clmflopher Aileock, E.g. to be Captain ; Charles Rlx.Gent. to be
Lieutenant ; William Kettle baltnyvn, Gent. to be Enregn.
Vat mouth Volunteer Infantry.

Captain William Gould to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant ;
Captain Samuel Paget. jun. to be Major ; Samuel Heighaul Al-
dred to be Adjutant; Robert Cory jun. Eli. to be Cap sin ; John
From Ranucy. Gent. to be Firß Lieutenant; Jelin George
Thomas. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant
ERRATUM In the Gaunt of the ctb haunt.
Ito:inky Volunteer Infantry.
For Henry Rohm.. Gent. to he Eufign,
Read Henry Holmes, Gent. to be Zdadtwit.

Them= Corcerford,a.nt Dated July ens.
Robert Rich, Gent. Dated July 8, 1803.
Jefeph Bran, Galt. Dated Sept. y. 180'
John Hamm, Cent. Dated Sept. 8, 1803.
Co be Adjutant—William Walker, Gent. vice Reynolds, rgign-
ed. Dated April 8, tBos.
To be Captain, by Brevet.-AdJutaut William Walker. Dated
April 8, 1803.
To be Pay..,after—Enfign Jame* Dews Dated April 22. 1803.
To be Q2artermafter--Charies Spitler, seat. vice Reynolds, rc-
Ggnecl. Dated July 2, 1803.
Weil Regiment.
To be Captalo.-Jolla North boydell, Erg. vise Mather, reigned.
Dated July 20, 1803.
To be Captain-Lieutenant—Lieutenant William Lovett, vice Ni-
cholas. promoted. Dated May 28, 403.
To be Lieutenante--linfignaTbontas Hiteheock, vice &Idyll, re-
fined. Dated Feb. at, 17911.
Edgeworth Moore, vice Workman, relived. Dated April 18,
1798.
John Lloyd Harris; vice Nicholas, promoted. Dated March is ,
slot.

Rabat Robinfas, vice Lovett, promoted. Dated June ta, 1803.
Samuel Leveridge, vice Hitchcock. religned. Dated June tc, rtiog.
Topham Lewis, vice Falter, rciigned. Dated June 26,
1803.
Henry Budd, vice Frond, religned. Dated Jane 18, 1803.
John Lydekket, vice ktaell, relignetL Dated Sept. 7, 1803.
To be F.nfigna—jiihn Lloyd Harris, Gent. Dated April 20, 1798.
Robert Robinfon, Gent. Dated September 18,1799.
Samuel Leveridgc, Gent. Dated September p, 1754.
William Topham Lewis, Gent. Dated Sept. 20,1799.
Henry Rudd, Gat. Dated September 18. 1800.
John I.ydekker, Gent. Dated April 22, aka.
joleph Robiafon, Cent. Dated April 23. tact.
Robert Purlieu. Gent. Dated May 6,1801.
John M'Glalhan, Gent. Dated July 4,1803.
Moans Potence Welkote. Gam Dated July 6.1803.
James Alexander Wood. Gent, Dated September 9.1803.
llamas Pearce, Gent. Dated Septembm 10.1803.0hn Bernal, Jun. Gent. Da cd Sept. 12, 1803.
Frederick Farmer. Gam Dat.d September 13,1803.
To be Adjutant—Tbomas Hitchcock, Gent. vice Freed, reigned.
Dated December 10,1802.
To be Captain, by Brevet—.adjutant Thomas Hitchcock. Dated
April 21, 180 t.
To be Surgeon—William I lute. Infon 401, vice Harvey, appointed
Paymalter. Dated May 13, 1;303.
'roux Payinafter —Lieutenant Ludtord Harvey. Dated May IL
1833.
Ognmiflions in the Middleccx Aiil,tia, ligned by the
Lord Lieutenant.—Wellern Regiment.
Edward Bailey, Ffq. to be Major, Dated Auguß t, 1803.
Cbarle. Swain, Efq. to he Captain. Dated July 23,1803.
Willi m Maddock,. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Aug. t2,18:3.
Philip Coultman, Gmt. to be Enfign.. Dated Aug. 1, 1803.

Eaßern Regiment.
Thomas Alcock, Efq. to be 1 ieu enant-Colood. Dated Anvil!
;, 1803.
George Townfend, Efq. to he Major. Dated July 25,1803.
1 Mamas Abrahams, Efq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. its, 1803.
Edward Cooper, Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated Aug.!, 1303.
George Sach, Gent to be Enfign. Dated July 23,1303.
Andrew Archibald Weider, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 26.
1503.
Willi rem Ball, Gent to be ditto. Dated Auguß 8, s8:1.
Fords Stavely, Gait to be ditto. Dated Anita 9. 1803.
John Ryall, Gent too be ditto. Drill Angua 16. 1803.
Royal Welirriniler Regiment.
Martin French, Efq. to be Captain. Dated Auguit fa, 1803.
Robert Brailsford, Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated as above.
Valentine Browne. Cent. to Lc ditto. Dated Sept. 16, del.
George Price, Cent, to be ditto. Doted Sept. 17.1803.
Clarks Theme Whi:e, Gent. to be Br.fign. Dated as above.
Jothua Gregory, Gent to beat*. Dated Sept. 16,1303.
D. Carpenter, Efq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant.
Cummiflions in the Lincoln(hire Supplementary Mi-
litia, Ggned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Henry Warner, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Aug. 23,1803.
James Snow, Geoe. to be Feign. Dated July t 6, 1303.
Centre Tower, Gent. to be ditto. Dated September 1,1803.
Julan Rwdkin, Comte be ditto. Dated September t. 1303.