The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-01-22 00:00:00

FROM SATURDAY mours GAZETTE.

[This fia7ette contains loyal Addresses to the King—
tr the Bishop, Archdeacon, and Clergy of the county
Palatine of Durlimn; from the De.in of the Collegiate
Church of St. Peter's, Westminster, together with the
Lord High Steward, High Bailiff, Chief Burgesses, Bur-
gesses, and Assistants of the ancient city of Westminster
and the liberties of the saute ; from the Mayor. Jerats,
and Vot 1111 l °natty of the town and hundred of Tentertlen,
Kent, together with the Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders,
and other Inhabitants of the %Ail town and hundred ;
from the 3linisters of the Presbytery of Chanonry, in
Presbytery assembled ; from the Provost, Jlagistratrs,
and Coonsellors of the Royal Burgh of Kiremlbright iu
Common Council assembled ; from the Mayor and Al-
dermen, Clergy, Freemen, an.l Inhabitants of the bo-
rough and neighbourhood of Lishearel ; from the Mayor,
Recorder, Ike. of Huntingdon; from the Inhabitants of
the town and vicinity of Trowbridge. Wilts; from the
Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council of the borough
of Nairn ; from the Provost, Alagistrates, and Town
Conti-110f the Royal Wires of Forres, in North Britain ;
from the Chancellor, Rector, Principal, and Professors
of his Majesty's Marischal College and University °Utter-
deen ; front the Noblemen, Freeholders. J ostlers of Peace,
and Commissioners of Supply of the county of Selkirk ;
front the Magistrates, Town Council, and other respect-
able inhabitants of the Royal Borth of Dingwall; from
the Portreere, Merchants, Landholders, and Residents
of the ancient liorattgla and Port of TeiEn ttttt tith ; front
the Vicar, Churchwardens, and Inhabitants of the town
of Wellingborough, in the county of Northampton • from
the Magistrates, Clergy, (:entry, Ship (toners, and other
Inhabitants of Smith Shields and Westnet frets the
Mayor awl Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of
Warwick ; trans the Magistrates. Con hellions. Burgesses,
mid other Inhabitant* of the Royal Bergh of Inverary ;
from the Nobble'', Fruflivillaris Justices of Peace, and

4th Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieut. T. R. James. from
PRittt Foot, Lobe Lieutenant. vice A. bluchtir, who resume
to Ms former 11111allee oa the Ret rid T.ffr, - -
tith Royal Vetere* Battalion—Brevet Major G. L. Spin-
buff. from half-pay 18th Foot, to be Captain, vies R. Simpson,
who exchanges.
Quartermaster J. Ralph, from half-pay With Foot, to he
Ensign, trice D. Black, whose appointment tins not taken
place.
Bth Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieut. R. W. Hopkins.
from 711th Foot, to be Lieutenant. vire Mackenzie, decerivii.

9th Royal Veteran Battalion—Troop 14narterina.tter P.
Hellion. from half-pay Itth Light Dragoons, to be Ensign.
%ire Hagan. appointed Adjutant.
10th Royal Veteran Battalion—Lient..l, Thompson, from
6sth Foot, to be Licitenant, vice Nixon, appoiated to the
31 Royal Veteran Battalion.
hospital Pitalf—J. Brydon, Gent, to be Hospital- Assist-
ant to the Forces. vice Higgins, deceased.

Brevet—The undermentioned Cadets of the Honwirahle
the East ledia Company's Service, to have tile temporary
rank of Second Lieutenant during the period of their being
placed under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Pastry' of the
Royal Engineers at Chatham, for Instructions in the Art of
Sapping and Mining.
Cadet J. A. Crornmelin.
Cadet A. T. Cotton.

Memorandum—The rank in the army of Captain Pipnn.
dth Drauoon Guards. has been antedated to the 7th Mardi.
1614, but he is not silo% ed any bael-pay.

Commissioss signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Norfolk.

The lion. J. Neville, Clerk, to be Deputy-Lieutenant ; F.
Koppel. Esq. to be ditto ; C. N. Wodelvmse, ('jerk, to be
ditto; J. Maul, Clerk, to be ditto; the lion. G. J. Milles,
to. be ditto.

FOREIGN OFFICE—J&..2O, MI.
The King has been pleased to approve of M. I -iittard-
Vigola, being allowed to exercise the functions of Consul-
General at Gibraltar. for his Majesty the King of Sardinia,
while awaiting the necessary formalities to obtain his Ma-
jest)'s warrant of approbation.

RANKRVTTCV ENLARGED.

E. Leeson, Wood-oreet, Cheapsine. rlbbon-manufac-
tvrer, from Jan. 30 to March 20, at G111;411311.
111SKIMPTEtra XUPIERSEDEb.
D. P. Heat. KneMorton, Norfolk, miller.
E. Carter, Bristol. cheese-factor.
BANKaI rTI.

W. and R. Dina and G. Ilodstson. Bristol. leather-fac-
tore. Feb. 7.8. March 3. at the Bush Tat ern. Bristol. .lt-
torseys. Messrs. Daniel, Bristol ; and Mr. Pearson, Pump-
covet, Temple.
E. Ileelis, Cltorley. Lancaster, spirit-merchant, Feb.
IS, 14. March 3, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan. Attor-
ney. Mr. Gerken, Wigan.
11. Dowell. Knareshorough, York, grocer, Jan. 46, 97,
March 3. at the Black Bull Inn. Ripon. Attorneys.
Messrs. Coates and Morley, Ripon ; and Messrs. Loding-
ton and Hall. Secondaries-041re. Temple.
11. Davis, Bristol, merchant, Feb. 11, (I, Merril 3, at th•
Commercial-rooms. Bristol. Attorneys. llessrs. Clarke.
Richards and Medcalt. Chancery-lane ; and Messrs. Cooke
and Beagough, Bristol.
P. Slatthews, Glbson-street. I.ambeth. builder, Jan. 47,
Feb. 17. March 3, at Guildhall. Attorney, J. Bandon',
Deptford.
J. Wildman, Fen-court. merchant, Jan. 27, Feb. 6. Mar. 3.
at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Paterson and Peile, Old
Broad-street.

I. Aaron, Chatham, glop-seller. Jan. 27. 30. March 3, at
Guildhall. Attorney, 51r. Isaacs, Alansell-street.
man's-fields.
J. Woollls, Woolwich. timber-merchant, Jan. 27. 30.
Mardi al, it Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Niel and Cot-
terill.Throgisorton-street.
G. Clarke. Knightsbridge. carpenter. Feb. S. 10, March
3. at Guildhall. Auorney, Mr. Popkia, Dean-street. Seba-
go:pare.
D. Thomas. Greenwich, chlnaman. Jar. 27, Fels. S.
Mardi S. at Gelldhall. Attorney', Messrs. Sherwood sad
Boa. Canterbury-square, Southwark.
P. Statham, and G. Shakespear. Pall-Mall. blachlag-nog-
nofacturers. tan. 27, Feb. 3, March 3. tt
turasys, Mears. Willey sad Morris, Wellelose-aquare.