The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26 00:00:00

ARMY AND NAVY.

WAR OFFICE, Aug. 19.—Ist Regt. Life Guards.—Alg no,
William Peyton, gent., to be Cornet. and Sub-LieuL, by
chase, vice Lygon, promoted.
2d Regt. Life Guards.—Henry Charles Lane, gent.,,
Cornet and Sub-Lieut., by purchase, vice Stephens, Pr_7;rol,
4th Dragoon Guards.—Charles Pearson, gent., to be ',tall
by purchase, vice Scott, promoted ; Alexander CupPlige,"
to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Henry, promoted. , 10 De
7th Light Dragoons.—John Tindal de Veulle, gen"'
Cornet, by purchase, vice Kavanagh, who retires. , to
Bth Light Dragoons.—Clement Walker Heneage, gent.,
9th Light Dragoons.—Garrison Sergeant-Majo
Cornet, by purchase, vice Fitzgibbon, promoted.
r Geotle,Pt:
(Cavalry Depot at Maidstone), to be Cornet, without put cbs .
vice Brinkley, deceased. t tO be
10th Light Dragoons.—William Gill Bridgman, gent',
Cornet, by purchase, vice Townley, promoted. atilt
14th Light Dragoons.—Claudius Buchanan Whish, ts.
be Cornet, without purchase, vice Holliday, promoted; wi
H. my Travers Clarke, gent., to be Cornet, by purchaser
Coates, appointed to the 7th Light Dragoons.

15th Light Dragoons.—Georg Travers Macartney, got''

be Coritei; by purchase, vice Donovan, promoted. •
refit;
by Light Drag ons.—Capt. John Davy Brett to b e
I, rel;
.-
by purchase, vice Brevet Lieut. Colonel Burdett, we() ,bott
Lieut. William Frederick Richards to he Capt , by Pur" Of-
vice vice Brett; Cornet Lewis Edward Knight to be Lieut., by",t
chase, vice Richards; Cornet George Ross, from the 9th
Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Sir W. Gordon, Bart., proulne
Ist Regt. Foot.—Ensign John Alexander Chrystie to
Lieut., without purchase, vice Pugh, deceased ; Gent;,_llegef
William Henry James Clarke, from the Royal Military
to he Ensign, vice Chrystie.
ISth Foot —William James Hale, gent., to he Ensign) bf
purchase, vice Davidson, appointed to the 78th Foot. tO
20th Foot.—William Drummond Scrase Dickins, gent.,
Ensign, b prcase vice Adms, promotd e
53d Foot. —uEnsh ign, Williama Henry James Clarke, •r°

Ist Foot, to he Ensign, vice Flood, promoted. Ensign'
56th Foot.—Alexander Frederick Stewart, gent.,tobe
by purchase, vice Bernard, who retirs.
a t hwewu
exchanges Cas,esanfrop Cavendish the
84th FV:tetntathlebef
Casp7tt.i, viceot Armstrong,CaP t •
ltl
who
gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hague, promoted: i,pr.
.
59th Foot.—Gage Hall Dwyer, gent. to be Ensign, °Yr r
chase, vice Worthington, appointed to the 33d Foot. to be
60th Foot.—Arthur Hood Grosvenor Gregory, gentl.sellitie
Second Lieut., b) purchase, vice Hale, appointed to to,,flto
Brigade ; Francis Steward Travers, gent., to be Second Pl`
by purchase, vice Nicholson, promoted. ;ffer bl72d Foot.—John Thomas Campbell, gent., to be En6'.
purchase, vice Wvllie, promoted.
77th Foot.—Robert James Hardinge, gent., to be Ene'D
purchase, vice Tollemache, promoted. -
81st Foot.—John Trent, gent., to be Ensign, by Pure 4
vice uter, proote
84tHh Fnoot.—Capmtain David Edward Armstrong, 11 otn etb
Foot, to be Gil t., vice Cassan, who exchanges.
91st Foot.—James Thornhill Lane, gent., to be Ensit.
purchase, vice Squirl, promoted.
Ist \Vest India Regt—Thomas William Lawson, gent., to
Ensign, by purchase, vice Murphy. promoted. to be
3d West India Thomas Maurice QuiP gent
, gen,
Ensign, without purchase, vice Thompson, deceased. fife.
NV, R OFFICE, Aug. 22-Ist Regt. Dragoon Guards._ "hese,
George Henry Warrington Carew to be Capt., by Purc
vice Tomlin, who retires ; Cornet Joseph Henry Anders°
be Lieut., by purchase, vice Carew.
art°°'
6th Dragoon Guards.—Capt. James Gubbins Archer-B
from the 16111 Light Dragoons, to be Capt., vice Heywood,
exchanges. t
6th Dragoons.—Cornet Germ, t, Wheatcroft to be Lieu •
purchase, vice Sir E. Synge Ilz:lchinson, Hart., who retires. bi
12th Light Dragoons.—John gent., to be Cornet'
purchase. the
16th Light Dragoons.—Capt. Thomas Heywood, tr 00.40
6th Dragoon Guards, to be Capt., vice Archer-Burton, "
exchanges.
le°
Coldstream Regt. Foot Guards.—Major and Brevet Cohesei
Henry John William Beittinck to be Lieut.-Col., by Pur'ffoe'.
vice Chaplin, who retires; Capt. and Lieut. Col. the
Arthur Upton to be Major (with the rank of Col. in the it!ilioo.
by purchase, vice Bentinck ; Lieut. and Capt. the Hoe* vice
Vesey Dawson to be Capt. and Lieut.-Col., by putthel'oeft
Upton ; Ensign ai.d Lieut. and Adjt. the Hon. Percyiaao
Basil Feilding to have the rank of Lieut. and Capt _l
and Lieut. William Henry Reeve to be Li_tit. and CeP"'
purchase, vice Dawson. Foot'
3tl Foot.—Lieut. Frederick Wainwright, from the 66,"
to be Lieut., vice Bergner, who exchanges. frO°
13th Foot.—Second Lieut. Charles Witham DohertY, we,
the Rifle Brigade, to be Ensign, vice Blackett, who excna,ibe
15th Foot.—Capt. Charles Graves, from the 82d Foot, '
Capt., vice Pardoe, who exchanges. t bi
34th Foot.—Ensign James Anthony Gardner to be Lieu
purchase, vice Probyn, who retires.
45th Foot.—Ensign Drury Richard Barnes to be Litu.,ti'eptt
purchase, vice Burrell, who retires; John William 31e''
gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Barnes. COl4
52d Foot.—Major Cecil William Forester to be Lieut!. toef •
by purchase, vice Davis, who retires; Capt. Charles -ot.
Conway Mills to be Major. by purchase, vice Forester . ipel
Arthur Lennox Peel to he Capt., by purchase, vice by
Ensign the lion. Debonnaire John Monson to be Lieu
purchase, vice Peel.
53d Foot.—Ensign William Peel to be Lieut., by
vice Fuller, who retires.
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54th Foot. —Quartermaster William Marriott to be +3,
ter, vice George Bartley, who retires upon half-pay. the 34'
66th Foot.—Lieut. Frederick Richard Berguer, front
Foot, to he Lieut., vice Wainwi ight, who exchanges. _ sigh
74th Foot.—Thomas William Lawson, gent., to be
by purchase, vice Addison. who retires.
82d Foot.—Capt. Edward Pardoe, from the 15th Foot, t° be
Capt., vice Graves, who exchanges. the
Rie Brigade.—Ensign Edward William Blackett, es.
13th Foot, to be Second Lieut., vice Doherty, who excheu;tellir
3d West India Regt.—Assist.-Sur,. Horatio George !%lat,.. the
from the Staff, to be Assist.-Surg., vice Fyffe, appointed
Staff.
If-10
Brevet.—Lieut.-Col. Thos. Gore Browne, C. 8.. on be
44th Foot, to have the local rank of Col. at St. Helena., 31.0.,
Hospital Staff.—Assist.-Surg. William Johnstone FYne;rct.'
from the 3d West India Regt., to be Assist.-Surg.tothe_siot.'
vice Martelli, appointed to the 3d West India Regt. ;
Surg. John Irvine, M.D., from the 88th Foot, to be As td
Surg. to the Forces, vice John Macnamara, M.D.,
upon half-pay.
Memorandum.—The appointment of Mr. Thomas
Lawson to an Ensigncy, by purchase, in the Ist W. tt•
as stated in the Gazette of Aug. 19, has been cancelled.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aug. 18.—Royal Regt. of
—First Lieut. Henry Augustus Smyth to be Second CePtaordi
Allen, retired upon half pay; Second Lieut. Campbell "
to be First Lieut , vice Smyth.
who rc.
purchase,

ADMIRALTY, Aug. 13.—Gunner R. Taylor, to Rodnl7rlctog:
sers B. Wickham, to Rodney; and T. Harris, to „,.:„grit
Temporary Purser H. Hooper, to Victory. Surgeon
tendent IL Morris, to Rodney (convict-ship). Sargon(' ,/,'"
Trevan, to Virago. Boatswains J. Collins, to RodneY end P"
Davis, to Grecian. Carpenters W. Elliott, to Rodney;
Parker, to
Aug 15. Grecian. goit
. —The undermentioned Commander in thr,ed
Navy has !Ten promoted to the rank of Captain, and es. !:1:
the reserved half-pay list of the Royal Navy, viz-
Allen, Esq. Master W. Byford, appointed to Con%'',bell,d,
td
Boatswain T. Whitelock, to Virago. Clerk H. J. A,P'„'ner,,f'",
Virago. Clerk's Assistant F. Price, to London.
Nevill, to Odin. Acting Gunner J. Roberts, to 0,01
Boatswains advanced to Ist class—P. Brown and
Promoted to Retired Captain—J. Sykes. 'nee'
Aug. 19.—Chief Engineer T. Bunions, Assistant E,13,.Vp50.,°'
W. Jones, S. Singer, J. Sumner, J. M'Clvmont, H•,"pvlo,l
and L. Owen, to Odin. Retired Captain (1840) N. -I:Ziett Jr,e,
.JA.lR‘Aeavdo,y,adlovanFciseedartdo.
seßcoonadtswcalainss.J. rpono/0'
Cl Clerk
CarpenterJ.B
promoted to Acting Gunner.
August 21.—Admiral of the Blue, George McKinleYlo QI
has been appointed to receive *pension of .tl5O a-Year' ~tita 01
vided for by her Majesty's Order in Council of the-itoreti
June. 1851, vacant by the dccease. on the 16th inst., of t ,
e.
Sir Henry Heatbcote, Knight, and his name has been, coll,
to the Reserved Half-pay List accordingly. And !loop ve
quence of the above-mentioned removal of Admiral .!`,1,0 10J,
to the Reserved Half-nay List, the following promoti
‘se se.;
taken place, dated the 17th inst.:—Vice-Admiral of Pe J31!11,,
Sir Robert Howe Bromley, Bart., to be Admiral of tube victo
Vice-Admiral of the White, Richard Thomas Esq., Y 3 0011 e;
Admiral of the Red ; Vice-Admiral of the Blue, Sir
John Cochrane, K.C.8., to be Vice-Admiral of theo.e,lO
Rear-Admiral of the Red, Sir William Augustus Mon' ri to
K.C.H., to be Vice-Admiral of the Blue; Rear-Adni?ral of
White, Henry Prescot, Esq., C. 8., to be Rear-Admit is, SE.,,
Red ; Rear-Admiral of the Blue, William Bowen Met; lb),
to he Rear-Admiral of the White; Captain Lord. JaPcself,
C. 8., to be Rear-Admiral of the Blue. The following Ileto
Kew' f ,
on the Retired List has been promoted to be
,tie o
Admiral. on the terms proposed in the London Getz'. CO
Ist of September, 1846, but without increase of '
George Brine.
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itself most unwillingly and unnaturally placed ilitbat b!, 'of
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tion, necessity has been laid upon its friends t,vot fa °u6
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called " National," because they cannot be gi/tpriaaent
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minority in England are treated, and it bas 11, to Pl" be
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