Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-05
FOREIGN.

HE London Gazette of August 10,
contains long list OF Naval aud Militia
~ Promotions, Of which the following is
an outline:
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
10 be Generals in the Army, commenc-
ing with Lieut.. General the Hon. Robert
Taylor, and ending with Lieut.. Gen. Sir
{. Green, Bart.
TO be Lieut.. Generals i'm the Army.
commencing with Major General John
Crocker, and ending with Major General
John Dorrien.
10 be Major Generals in the Army,
commencing with Colonel Sir John FL,
ley, X. G. b. Of the Royal Regiment of
Horse Gusrds, and ending with Sir An.
drew +. Barnard, K. G. Il. OF the Rife
Brigade.
To be Colonies in the Army, commeuc-
ing with Lieut.. Colonel Henry Lotus,
OF the Coldslream Regiment ol Guards,
and cndlngwiih Alexander Mackenzie, on
the half pay of The York Light !nlan!ry
Volunteers.
To he Lieut.. Colonies in the Army,
commencing with Major Edward Shear.
man, of The 26ih Foot, and ending with
Major John w. O'Bonoughue, of The 47,h
Foot.
TO be Maiorsin the Army, commencing
with Captain Douali Macpherson, of lhc
3Slh Foot, and ending with Capt. Law
renee C'fiara, OF tic 56ih Foot
NAVAL PROMOTIONS.
TO be Admiials Of the Red, conmeuc-
ing with VIM: S"incy, Esq. aud ending
with George Wilson, Esq
To be Admirais of the White, COM
mencing with Edward Tyrel Smith, Esq.
II ID.
and q. c. b.
To be Admrals of the Blue, COM
menciDg with John Child Purving, Esq.
and ending with Sir Edmund NaSle, X.
c. L.
To be Vice Admirals of the Red,
commencing with Francis Fender, ESQ.
and ending with Sir Thomas Foley, X.
c. B.
10 be Vice Admirals Of the White,
commencing with Ro~lry Bul,el, Esq.
and endimg with the Hon. Sir Arthur
Kaye Legge, h. c. b.
10 be Vice Admirals Of The Blue, com
menclng with Francis Faycrman, Esq.
and ending with Matthew Henry Scott,
Esq.
TO be Rear Admirals of The Red com
mencing with Joseph Hauwell, Esq and
ending. with Sir Edw. Codrington, K. c. B.
10 be Rear Admirals OF the White,
commencing with George Parker, Esq.
and ending with Edward Fellows, Esq.
And the aforementioned Captains were
also appointed Flag Officers Of his Ma
jesiys Fleet:
To be Rear Admirals of the White,
Wllloughby Thomas Lake, Esq C. b.
To be Rear Admirals OF The Blue, com
mencihg with Sir Charles Ogle, Bari.
and ending with Thomas Alexander, Esq
The London Courier remarks, " II is
evident, by our accounts from The dis
turbed districts. the disafleclcd though
checked, are moi subdued, and II will
require long and steady perseverance in
the course which has accomplished The
former, finally reproduce the latter"
Previous TO the meeting al Manchester,
large body OF men met in the neiglbor.
hood OF Royton aud Middleton, about s.
miles distant from the city, for drilling
service they were assembled by the
sound OF a bugie, and bodies Of them
marched IN military order, with pixies.
not unlike the ancient battle axe used by
The British infantry, though smaller. q. &. =.
FIVE OF these persons, WHO acted as drill
sergeanis, were arrested by tile Magis-
trates. This meeting smacks very much
VI ICpGlIlNil.
The Duke of Wellington was expected
to repair 10 Carlsbad, 10 JON HE expected
conference OF ministers there.
Ii is said that Tie Emperor of Russia
has ordered four Irigates TO be fitted out
tor the purpose of exploring the Polar
regions. Ii ia expected that they will
arrive in this country, aud remain here
I'LL the proper period for proceeding OIL
their expedition.
Count Charles de Damas is appointed
first Gentleman of the Chamber 10 the
French King, in the room of the Duke de
Richelieu.
One of the Journals quotes private
letters from Spain, stating that The uum-
Der Of soldiers at Cadiz, forming part oil
Tie expedllionary army who could moi
be relied upon, amounted TO between s
aud 1000.
The Madrid Advices state, that several
deischmenls OF The Royal Guards, and
OF The Gardes du Corpr, were marching
towards the frontier of France, for
| the purpose Of escOTiing The Princess OF
SaSony, Ferdinand's intended cOnsort,
who travels through France. The Duke
| de PlnianladO is sent TO receive her Row
| al flighness, and the marriage is TO be
solemnlzed by proxy, the moment The
Princess arrives on the Spanish territory.
Numerous arrests have been lately
made III The disconnected districts al
ROchdale, seven men were apprehended,
and conveyed TO the New Bailey, in
Manchester, under charge of training
bodies OF men in military discipline, con,
tIary TO the laws.
Letters from Madrid state, that the
British Minister at that Court, in an
nouncing the act forbiddiug British sub
jecis from aifordiUg aid or relief 10 tile
Insurgents of South America, had de-
| cDared, that this act would not only be
| vigorously enforced, but that a squadron
| OF shias of war Mnnld lle gent In the