Star.
London, England, 1827-02-14 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

•
WAR-0/11C11, NEHI. 12, 1827.
fd .Regiment of Dragoon Guards—ROsfiig Assistant Alexander
Gawp Howe. M.D. to be Militant Surgeon,vice.Bell, promot-
ed in the 95th Foot.
sd Hitto.*—Cernot and Ridingmaster Aylmer Lambert Bourke to
'have the rank of Lieutenant.
.54 Regiment of Light Dragoons—Assistant Surgeon plies Cross,
' froln`lhe 66th Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Dawn, pro-
moted. . •
ishilirgirnent of Foot—Lieutenant William Huntly Campbell, from
the half pay, to be Lieutenant, paying the difference to the Half.
pay Fund, vice Cartan, picornoted.
Sib Ditto—Captain John William Barrington Browne, front the
half pay, to be Captain, paying the diffet cute, vice Galbraith, ap-
pointed to the 27th Foot.
10th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Robert Andrew front
half pay 94th Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon. ' *
15th Ditto--Assistant Surgeon William Bain, M.D: from the 9th
Font, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Karon, appointed to the Gth
Dragoons.
19th Ditto—Lieutenant James Jackson, from half pay 94th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, .viceDurnfortl,promoted.
27th Ditto—Captain Morgan Galbraith, from the sth Foot, to be
Captain, vice William Talbot,,, who retires •upon half-pay, re-
viving the difference.
51st Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Thomas Eames Ayre, front the 85d
•Ftnit, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Sheppard, deceased.
35ib Litto--Hospital Assistant William. Charles Huntfrey to be
Assistant Surgeon, vise Catichton, deceased.
59th Ditto—Ciptaks George • Auptstus Durnford, from the half-
pay, to be Paymaster, vice MAO, retired upon half pay.
40th Ditto—Captain Theodore Henry Elliott, from the ball pay, to
be Captain, vies Ryan, promoted. .
45:h Ditto—Assistant Surgeon William Brown, M.D. from the
87th Foot; to be Surgeon, vice William Smyth, placed upon
half PAT.. • , . J
.51st Ditto—Hospital Assistant ohn' blolyneux to be Assistant
S...rgeon, vice *Oat ke, promoted.

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The Petition I
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alteration in the
county of Forfar
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habitants of the t,
on the table.

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Landholders ,
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the House having
Section Comnsitti

The SPEAKE
bring in a number

Arr. MAL
the Corn Lei

Mr. DUN
in Yorkshire,
expressed his
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be printed.
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Sir E. KNATCHBULL said he would avail hithself
of that opportunity of putting a question to the Right
Hon. Gentleman opposite (l4rr. Peel), on the subject of
the Corn Laws. It WJS proposed again to postpone the
discussion, as to the propriety of an alteration in those
laws, and it was understood that this further postpone-
ment took place in consequence of the illness of the
Right Hon. Secretary for Foreign Affairs._ The Hon.
Baronet confessed that that was not to him a satisfac-
tory reason for such a measure. He thought'that the
subject was not only foreign to the department of The
Right Hon. Secretary, but that it belonged peculiarly
to the President of the Board of Trade; as he had been
informed, however, that circumstances would prevent
that Right Hon. Gentleman from bringing it forward,
he would not obj2ct to the delay, although he in com-
mon with a great many was extremely desirous that
the question should at once be discussed. What he
wished to learn was, the worse which his Majesty's
blinisteis intended to pursue? Wire:her they intended
to apply for leave to burg in a Bill; whether they
tended to propose a series sti resolutions which might
bind the House to some pat t;cular system; or whether
they intended to proceed in any other',manner. • The
subject was one of vast importance, and there. eras a
great anxiety throughout the country to kritsw4 what
plan his Majesty's Advisers intended to adopt.,.e.kle
therefore trusted that the Right Hon. Gent: (Mt. Osel)
would favour him with an answer to his quests which
_would be so far explicit as to sentare.* oalby
any(rum
apprehension that •it was the: intestioss*Mitsisters
to eideavout to bind down the Ifolawave insae.; and Okreforerdo sae
deliberation and discussion. So. Knatplltull) WOW not
on that occasion state his opinions on the .iittesti4n, but heolitist pro-
test against the adoption of any measure which. Would prevent a just
decision being arrived it.
Mr. Secretary PEEL said, thepalthousis**ust, as
the lime would teadilt conceA, deeline'aiiihst any
exp:un.i; ion as to aelast,iculass of the cours#..4lich
would be pursued by hit;. Right Hon. Friend, the Se-
cretary I.r Foreign. Affairs, he bad no objectioli to an-
swer the question put tolum by the Hons:Bawonet. His
M-jesiy's Ministers ha* endeasiouisesti4o;chimsse that
course which aftleafartitifern the bee calculated to