The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-10-25 00:00:00

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Frogs Ike LONDON GAZE77IE) Ocr. 24.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
1 s'hr-04ire. Oa. 21, 1809.
HIS %lA.iESTY bas been pleased to appoint
lIEUTEN ANT-GENERALS
Robert Donhin, James Balfour. Sir James Dere, Knight,
Henry Lord Mutgraye. Criee Blokes's,.
To he GENERALS iu Atiar.
AJOB-GLNEBALS
Genre* Elliot. Baldwin tolghton. Richard Chapman, John
Conine Richyrd Armokong. John Murray. Sir Charles
Green. Baronet, William St. Leger, Richard Northey
llopklns. Thomas Norte**.
'lobe LIEUTENANT-GENERALS in the Army.
COLONELS ,
John Flamilton of the illst Font, • " • "
11,0'-ert Dudley Blake, en half-pay of the Bib Garrison Bat-
'oboe,
Jo bo Barnes, novo' Invalid Artillery',
Robert Dines., Royal Artillery.
lion. Robert M-ade, of the 11.1 Foot,
sis. Ilionstoe, of the MC, Foot,
John Prioie. of the 6th Dragonot,
George Michell, no half-pat of the 41st Light Dragoons,
Thoirns i•f the Nth West India Regiment,
John Macknot, of the Ro at Artillery.
Walter Cliffe. i:n half-pay of the 9th Foot,
Wm. Wyoyarl, of the Rival West India Ranters,
Alexander Wool, nn half-pay of the 120th Foot,
Alexander Diro:n, of the 11th Pont.
A othony Loynd, on half-pay ofthe 51th Pont,
l'homas Bari of Llgia, oo half-pay of a Regiment of Fen-
e;blp.,
John Fold of Breadalbithe, on half-pay of a Regiment• of
Fe:tiblet,
John Slade, of the Istnragnons,
Wm. Speocer, on half-pay of the tjd I.ight Dragoon',
Samael Graham, of the 27th Foot,
James dichoteooiert, of the 64th Foot.
Frederic Augaltus Wetherell, of the Noy* Scotia Feacibles.
Wm. W rhea, of the tale Royal Irish Artillery,
John Daniel Arthin. ditto,
Win. Bnellariao, ditto,
Hounurable Wm. Lumley, on half-pay of the 31 Garrison
Battalion,
Robert Brereton. of the 6!d Font,
Moore Disney.of the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards,
John Mackenzie, on half-pay of the 78th Fool,
Alex. Graham Stirling, on half pay of the IYid Foot,
Atha. Thatani, attn. llst Foot,
Joita Michel, on half pay of the 11th Light Dragoons,
To be NI AJOR-C EN Elt AI.S in the Army.
• LIF.UTEN ANT-COLONF.I44
Harry Chester, of the Coldstream Post Guards,
Francis William Grant, on the half-pay of the 2d Argyll
Feocibl s.
Elmo Lloyd, of the i 7th Light Dragon's,
C. Duncan Drum n..nde of the 21th Foot,
Matthew Shortie. on half-pa. of the 98th Light Dragoons,
Johu LindsaN. nn haV-pay of the 46th Font.
David 1.. Tie.liag Weddritigton, on half-pay of the 17th
Coot.
Ritlsord Blom, of the 3tl Font,
Ile we Bayley, of the Coldstream Font Guards,
Biehani INN., of ditto,
FT•anci, Slater Rebow, of the Ist Regiment of Life Guards,
G•nree Leigh, of the 10th Light-Dragoons'
Geroge Stracey Smith, of the Id Clorristso Battalion,
*Willi on (laved, of the 15th Pool.
1140. F. M. P.i.enliain. of the 7th Foot,
Heuer APKinoim, of tie Coldstream Regiment of Foot
(lauds,
Bir Thomas Richard Dyer, Baronet, of the Royal York
Non.-ers,
James IY,nch, of the 4th Foot,
Robert Iloilo GilleTie,_of the 25th Light Dragoon',
IH•sery Cow GIN of the Royal Regiment,
Joseph Baird, of the 89d Foot,
Walimo Wheatley, of the Ist Foot Guards.
William if•nry Pringle, lospectiug Field Officer of Militia
is Cot.aea,
Janes Flare, of the 224 Dr goons,
Olivet Thomas Jont,.of the 14th Light Drazootr,
Philip K. Skiiiner, of the 56th Foot,
T., be COLONELS in the Army.
Lientenaot-Colanel Andrew Rosa, of th• 70th Foot,
Tube AID-DE-CAMP to the King.
M AJORS
John Potter !I ungtone of the 4th Garrison Battalion,
J 11111•-, of the sth Dratoon (ivards,
Bohan Shore. of the 4th Dragoons,
Jame. R. Coati.,, of toe ti9th Foot,
Johi,so of the 17th Foot,
Philip Yaamorel, ef the 30th Foot.
Carendisn Stint, of the 39th Foot,
Franck or the Xi Dragon° Gua-ds,
341,es Magra' h. or the 3d Garrison Battalion.
Dartah, of the `list Feint,
To be LI EU fENANT-COLONELS in the Army.
CAPTAINS.
I. S. Ridge, of the 47th Foot,
Emir Bonbon.. of the 7th Dragoon Grartio,
of the Coldstream Guards,
Wiliam Fraser, of the 63th Font,
I. T. Prentice. of the Capelleglaseate
Westropp , of the Royal Marines,
Be Villicy. of the Riyal Foreign Artilkry,
John Edwards, of the 80th Foot,
Prier Robins, of the tth Felt,
Arthur NVilkinowt, of the 19th Foot,
John Goodridge, of the eld Foot,
pirlip Dorvillr. of the Ist Dragons,
John Cu, rey, of the 6th root,
Charles O'Gorman, of the 18th Foot.
To be MAJORS in the Army.

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BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
IT. Smith and J. Dolton, Charles-street. Middlesex-hospi-
tal, coach-mikers,rom Oct. 21 to Dec. P.
D. Robertson, livebury-square, wise-merchant, Irmo Oct.
21 to Dec. 9.
BANKRUPTS.
J. Robson, Bishop Weannouth, Dnrham, ship-huilder, to
san-micr Nov. 11. 15, Dec. 5, ot the Bridge Tim Bi.hop
We ,rionoth. Attorney, Mr. Blakistun, Sy:mood's-inn, Lou-
don.
n. show, Barnsley, Yorkshire. merrer, Nov. 9,4. Der.s,
at, the White Be tr, linnoley. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, tare} ,
t 'lotto 1-g-trden, London.
J. Riess. Liveroool. grocer, Nov. 16, 17, Dee. 5. at the
Clot* Tavern. Liverpool. Attorules. Meters. Cooper said
Lowe, Southampton-buildings, Chaswers-laoe Loudon.
S. France, Liverpool, butcher, Nov. 14.14 Der. 5. at the
Globe rovetn, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Blackstock. St.
Mildred'.-couvt„ Poultry.
A. Niter. 1.01 e., Devurvravastier. Oct. Nev. 7,
Dee. 5, at the ;;lobe Tavern, Eseter. Attorney, Mr. Wil-
liams, Atestia friars, hoodoo.
R. boat, Nottingtottn. mercer, Nov. 1,2, Dec. 5. at the
Rno Inn, Nottingham. Attu:nits, Mews. Kinderley and
Co. Gray's-lon-Nunre, London.
T. G. Alike-on, itto. 800 St. Ellantorn'. printer. Nov. 16,
17, Dee. , t
the Greyh.mnd Inn, Bory. Attotney, Mr.
Giles, 'treat Shire-lane, Loudon.
C. Woodman, t- nesharo, Dario, aloe-merchant, Oct. 26,
MI, Der. 3. t Lott:lon. Attornics, Mears.
iry and Bedford, Bedford-row, London.
The sloop Harriet, a trader, from Bristol to
Milford, with many passengers on board, was a
few evenings since overtaken by a violent gist of
wind off the Crow Point, when the boon; suddenly
swung round, and struck Captain Prosser over-
board, and all attempts to render hit* assistance
proveil ineff.ctual. Ile was a very industrious
man, and has left a widow and four children.
We have to add another melancholy instance to
the fatal effects of that much to be laniented.prac.
sire of duelling. Yesterday morning Mr. r 3. *Sur-
geon in his M4jcstv's Navy, and Lieut. G. of the
Guards, met on Winilrodon Common to decide in
- affair of honour. Tho'first shuts failing in their cf.
feet they hail recourse to the second, when shuck-
ing to relate. Mr. B. was shot dead on the spot,
and Lient. G. so badly wounded that no holies
are entertained of his recovery. The sconds im-
mediately absconded. The quarrel originated
about a Lady why was not worth quarrelling
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about.