NAUTICAL I,VTA'LLIG_TNCE. Ptrwouriv, Juts t S.—Curdle in the joins, Capt. Csawid, from Memel for thid port, with timber and deals: the Patriot, Capt. Stun ?tacit, from Antigua fOr London; laden with fugar and coffee : the Ganf. riveum, of Hamburgh, Capt. 11 cuss, from Liibon for Hamburgh, laden with fugat and coffee, detained by theAtotto b of 40 gnns : the NIIPTUIII, of 98 guns, did not proceed r tlierday to tea : the was dif covered to be leaky, and is gone up Hamoaze. Poiraptoutd, JULY 19,—Ahrilled la Vißoire (French - (hip), 'from New Orleans for Bourdeauz, ;aken by the APOLLO frigate.—Sail ed the Hoffnung, At:mums, fot Copenhagen ; and Cheritas, for: Flenbarg ; they had been detained. Doves, Joys. i9.—The hoy Jonge Florins, JAN vs Fails mailer, arrived here lalt night from Calais, with the Marquis Dc LIMA, the Portuguefe Ambaf fador, Mils E. STAN I row, Mifs A. A.. OSROLD, Mrs. Dim, ffe and nine or ten otter pangers. The news . _ _ _ _ _ _ by this veifel is, that all the Englint at Calais, Bou. logne, &c.' were obliged to embark for England, in tofty-eight hoar:, or to march up the country : the Ftcnch are making great preparations to invade Eng. land, where little elfe ;s talked of than the booty they expea to get ; they are banding 8000 gun boats. Capt. Strtyla and his Mate, who hitherto have re . snaffled at Valais, are marched to Ardes ; the order is to aria, that the Englifh inhabitants of Calais, who hate lived there twenty years, are obliged to go into the interior. This velrel alto brought the remainder of Lord WHITWORTH'S baggage. Dial, Jusv !co.—Came down and failed the Dis- covaav bomb, to lie off Margate. Arrived the TIRROR bomb from a cruize.—Sailed the RANGLI !loop of war on a Cruize.—Wind N. E. FROM LLOYD's LIST. avesti o, yet r 9.—Ptifed by the Aurora, Winfdak born Norway ; Beery, Catkin'. from Limerick g . Three Friends, Cor nelius ; and lictoung. Boom from Rotterdon.—Sailed roe air mangbarn Packet, Cock man, for Ckarldteni Comment, Savage, for Copebhmen; Geode Warwagdng, Bakker; and the Ncptuno, for Rotterdam Aa a orso--Orforbay, tbe Miners., Davidfon, from Grenada. Faknouth, Patriot, Strannack, from Antlgos.—..At Limerick, Camino' Domisica....At Dublin, Druid, Moore, from fit. t'a.-At Leith, Tbetis, Miran, from Itlgk..—At New York, &dirties, Clark, from Falssoutho—At Meammdria, St. Anna, Lomb from Coulkantinople. TIM JaMoy, liebs. from Coaftantleople for Alessatkfa, foam. derail Of the Cape of Bnabi. L'Amialde Terefa, from St. Domingo, is taken and feat Ws Dartmouth by the Atalanta t La Maria, y, from Martinique, is takes and fat into Do r, r by the Goteral Coate privates.. The Little jam, from Jamie* to Logsdon, is captured and feat for Paige, In Spain. L'Vrtion, from Martially.. and amiable, Aden, from St. Domingo, ase captured, and fest Imo I.iverpook Tbe Perfeveranee, Snood" tar Leman, is loudly at os Me • awl Pan Earl. St. Vista? left town yellerday, for his fat ,-- it Roehett's, new Brentwood. The Admiralty have already ordered 43 comps-. w e e to be added to the Royal,Marines, and a fetond augmentation will tate place when the Are is per '"' fail y reunited ; and in future the co rps is to be pot on the fame footing with he line, in not attaching companies to Field Officers, and having no Captain . Lieutenants, , The following twestparts prises, captured face ', the commencement of . the Retreat war, were Tater• day condemned in the Admiralty Court L'Usies, Lawler; la Said" Patna rAlanallre, Dronehe ; Is Baldne, Howe ; k Grand Adrian , Jame Nl k al(k Pali, atcynie ; le Patriots, Gkeeliee ; Is Lehisinari. Dideftee Pala Vletorinde. lieuvalsaer ; V Marie. Li Ditrigisr; Is Har dy, Santana la Male Adelaide', beget ; Maid& Vienne, Fraser ; la Starnenake, Pawnee ; rlitrenneet. Otenowtiod„ (04 only ) ; la Saints Slarprefrato Cynthia; is Mark*, Selwyn • son; Is Cert. Laurel; Tbeedsre, Sfieetinter; Malan, kiwis; la Palette, Balls; and at. Maio" May. _ _ The long pending dikulhons between this Govern :neat and the United State: refpething the claims of the Americans:id:ens for captures by - Britillk cruisers during the kit war, are now happily brought very near a coseldson. Laft Friday the LA iaalment upon the awards of the Cennmithoners, amounting to aboUt oci,oool. became doe, and was pi nanally paid by this Governmen. The whole will amount to about i,sochoool. The three CommitEoners, Mai:. GORE, Piscawat, and Tuanautt, who have refided in England for (even years, merit the thanks . of both countries for their patience and perfeverance in the examinations and adjuttment of claims that . might have fo greatly *Vetted the good onderitaad-1 ing between them. . Mr. lona 'tonna., of Falkirk, who a few days ago was introduced to the Kum, at Windtor and pm. fenced to his Majetly a new Barometer of inven tion, has fince been introduced's' Carlton-Houfe to hit Royal Highocts the "'since 9f Wats', to . whant he is Watchmaker for Scotland, being recommended by the Hon. HISILT Envoi. of Edinburgh, and his brother the Hon. TIIOIIIAS Easetna, and - had the honoar of prefenting to his Royal Highners one of his barometers, and a carious watch on a new confirm tion, which beats dead feconds. The manner in which Mr. Rts ssztt. was received by his Rotas. Hic is ass was Inch as might be expeaed front a Penice fo eminently diainguilhed for his complacency and pa litenefs on all occidions. and to every individual, how ever humble his cbndirion. His Hinman, teemed much pleated with the explanation of theft curious Inaruments, to which he liaesed with particular in terea, and with an attention which (hewed, that to • his many amiable and Princely qualities he unites a decided tails for the Arts. ind a define to patronize them. He converted upwards of an hour with Mr. Russets. on Mechanical &Neat. took the trouble to tzcti2 him with she infpeaion of hyena curious and Watches, and proved by his whole be liavinor, that heathens in calling forth merit from obliority, and in encouraging the efforts of genies. Mr. Russet. found in the tiensausour d his Royal }fishnets that engagiog mixture of dignity and ara bility, which, while it commands 144, encourages diadems, and which, by tickles at the fame time revereace and elem. leaves an agreeable and lifting immerses on the minds of all theta who have had at 611w:fad being in his bilahma's company. LErr LN MASSE. We have received a copy of the Bill for the be fence of the Realm. The outline is fo fully given in our report of the Secretary at War's (peed', that at pretent we repeat very few of its provitions.—The Lieutenants. &c. are to execute this Aft in the fame manner as they carry the Militia Ad into execution. The provifions for Counties are to extend as ufual to Hundreds, &c.—General Meetings of Lieutenancy are appointed; the firft within ten days after palling of the Ad.—Heads of Families to make true returns of all males in their honk or lodging ; on omiffion to forfeit tot. in cafe of wilful negled, aol. Con. Rabies are empowered to make returns of Qtykers. The Conftables are to make out yearly' lifts of the perfons in their (lib" arranging them in different elpfies.—There are days of appeal, &c. as ufual.— Officers or Conftables may be 'fent to gaol for a month, or fined 201. for difobedience of orders.—Per. tons refuting to tell their name, or giving in a talfe one, to forfeit Col.—Two jußices may appoint De puties to Quakers for carrying this Aft into etecu. tior. —A fine of not more than tool. nor lets than SL to be inflided upon all Conftables, &e. who (hall re fute to make out the lifts, or refute to appear when fummoned before a jtfilice.—His Majefty may dire& that any patinas may be provided with arms, its be kept within the church or chancel, under the care of Conftables or churchwardens, who are to forfeit a penalty of soh for a breach of duty.—Expence. of keeping arms, &c. to be borne by the parith.,Tlee jullices to infped the Rate of the arms once a year, and to have paver to make a rate.—His Majelly may order the Fiat Oafs to he exercifed, and Deputy Lieutenanis to regulate the time and place, two hours on Sunday, and if thought neceffary, men to be trained on other days.—Lieutenant or three Deputy' Lieutenants may appoint Officers in any parith le train the men.—Deputy Lieutenants ading,. may unite neighbouring partfhes to form Companies.— Deputy Lieutenants,- or Captains; may agree with any Serjeapt, &c. to exercife and train the med.— Perron' not attending the drill without fulficient ex cute, to forfeit according to their circumftances sa or is. and for the third offence aos. or Ss.—Perfons obtaining a certificate from the Captain, alloweniby, two Deputy Lieutenants, of his proficiency, excited from further attendance on the. days of exercife.— Mulkets to be marked, and if any men fell, pawn. I or lore their arms, ftc. or 'anted to return them in good order, they !hall fo rfe it not exceeding vs. or be committed for' not exceeding one month.— ' Any one buying thee arms to forfeit Majefty may order all perform enrolled for mili tary fervice under this Ad, to be affembled and embodied in cafe of invafion, and put under the command of General Officers, and led to any part of Great Britain, and while embodied Ihall be fubjed to the Mutiny Ad and Articles of War. i No perfon (erring under this AR to be compellable to rave out of Great Britain.—Lieutenants or De puty Lieutenants to fix upon Signals of alarm in cafe of invafion. If perfons intoned mall not march, in pur(uance of order, they mall be deemed deferters; and perfons harbouring them Sall forfeit tool. Peri. foes eoming properly mounted, armed and accoutred, may fetve in Cavalry. On Volunteer Corps being formed of fatisfadory numbers, in proportion to men inralled for military fervice tinder this Att, and in. der, certain regulations, his Majelly may exempt county or patina when formed.--Such. Volunteer Corps liable to march on invation, .on (ominous of Lord Lieutenant, and punilhable as deferters for ne gleste.--Perfons intoned when ordered slut, to be en titled to the fame pay as other infantry ; and non commiffioned officers, and men maimed or wounded entitled to the benefit of Chelfea Hotpital.—When perfons ordered out on aftual fervice, Receiver Ge. neral to pay two guineas for the ufe of each man.— Upon the defeat or rape& of the enemy, perform 1 called out !hall be returned home, and (hall be allow. ed one guinea over and above the ufual rate of pay carry them home.—Wives and families of perfons enrolled, and (crying under this Alt, entitled to re lief.—Lord Lieutenants to have theCotnrnand in their counties of men-enrolled while within the county or otherwife, until (pecan) , ordeted by his Majefty.— Lord Lieutenant may appoint Deputy Lieutenants to aft as Lieutenants of Divifion of Counties, who null rank as Field Officers, and other Deputy . Lieu tenants as Captains of Militia.—The Clergy, the Mi litia, the Army of Referee, the Volunteer Corps, perfons labouring• under infirmities, medical men, aftually pradifing as (itch, and being boufekeepers, perfons (erring by fubllitutes in the Militia, and all Conftables and Pelee Officers, are exempted from the operations of the 1101.—The As to continue in force until the Ratification of a Definitive Treaty of Peace with his Majefty's enemies. At this moment there are pc . icons in Paris deFcrib. ing which are the haute' in London that Will afford the greaten plunder, and French Officers are collet:k ing this information, and calculating their booty. Coan•Maastar. MAR R.La Z o tr 2.0.:11Ht Corn Trade continues vet heavy t . without any variation from our Prices of Monday Aetna or Basso—Yenerday the LORD MAYOR ordered the price of Bread to be continued at sad. the (barter's Loaf of Wheaten, and 84d. houfehold. The following public caution is given by the Roes,. He Mara SOCIIITY" In great flaking of the krength efpecially towards the end - of nervous and other acute difeafcs, patients frequently he in a Rate refembling death. If the bed clothes be &nit removed, the its. total heat will be immediately diffipated. and life's remnant inevitably defiroyed. • BT not attending to this important circumilance, it is feared that the lives of thodfands of our fellow erratum have been Ca. crificed, and their bodies committed to the grave, who, by a more humane conduct, would have bees renewed to life. to their relations, and friends." • Dean any situp ea mare ememy Mon, And yes ode Greet Vicki & seta ne werprelld Write *minting. The int zhaulible fUnd of amufentent which the performances at the Circus polka nightly. ills that 'Theatre with the ara rank and falhion. The loyalty aibel,atriotsfie of Orr Native Lad, with the humus. e dancing of the Wes Masts, Mrs. Huss ! ' . )140111V0111tRI and Mrs. P cannot fail of proving the highea 'million. 'The new Grand Naval and Military Spectacle. called Tha Cerfosis Pi p," abounds *with incidents *Heave to the prefent period, sad receives the molt ws!ielipied sivhsek! Frans thr LONDON G.IZETTE, July 19. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. way-of-Foca, JULY 19, 11103. aft Regiment of Life Otiards—QLtarter-Mafter John Whale, of the alt Life Guards, to be Cornet and Sub Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice the Honourable Leicefter Stanhope, promoted. Royal Regiment of Hark Guards—Lieutenants William George Cherry, and John Halley to be Caytains of a Troop; John Wil mer Field, Gest, to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Wood, pro muted. aft Regiment of Dragoon Ot to be Captain of a Troop. sii Ditto-. Lieutenant Welton Humes to be Ditto. jd Ditto—Lieutenant P. C. Stephenfun to be Ditto; Richard Clarke, Opit. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Bruck, promoted is the 139th Foot. ,ath Ditto—fLieutenana &arms Goodwin to be Captain of a Troop. its Ditto—Lieutenant A. Ormiby to be Ditto. 6th Ditto—Captain the Honourable Richard King, from the 96th Foot, to be ditto. 7th Dittoimkieutenant William Davis to he ditto. aft Regiment of Drageona--Captain Ralph Creyke, from half-pay of the Retniunt, to he Captain of a Troop. a 4 Ditto—Lieutenant James Kerr to be ditto. jd Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Watfon to be dim tenant Abraham C. Sober sth Ditto--Liestenant James HugoOhl to be ditro. 6th Ditto--Lieutenant Stephen Stoddert to be ditto; Lkutcnant Richard Fansors from half-pay of tic 6ail Foot, to be Lieute nant, vice Laggard, who exchanges, nxeiving the difference. 7th Regiment of Light Dragouns.ss•Licatenant A. Barber to be Captain of a Troop. Bth Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Saul to be ditto. H. Bagwell to be ditto. t Robert Oliver to be ditto; Henry Carter, . _. • Gat to be Cornet, by pereinfe. vice Ruthren who ticket t Lai Ditto--Licatamet Robert Hadley to be Ca ptain of a Troop. , I tilt Ditto—Lingerie, L. H. Moore to be ditto. jai Ditto—Pectenint A. Dilettantism to be ditto. • , metb Dittisr•Licatmact John C.bapman to be ditto. eiftb Di/00.4.1011t111117t Arthur . Weften to be ditto. tddt Dittel-I..iestansat W. J. Pry to be ditto. Supple to he ditto. • ski Dieto-weintain Philip Hay. . from half pay of the ipte sgd to be ditto. selt i ri=enint W. Doyle to be ditto., lab Illttaw , Casdain Join De Lancer, from haf-pay of the tyda root. to be ditto. grit Ditto.-4.le4SCIAlit B. Man& to be ditto. Sgd Ditto—Liestenaat Richard Bowies to be (Deo. i 'Regiment of Fnot Guards. To be Captains of Comma—Caprants John Dick Burnaby, Pc- regrew Maitland, andtke Haatiorable Edward Capd. To be Licittenant—Cagssie Jima Henry Booverie, from half-pay , of dee Regiment, vice $. J. Townfend, who exchanges. reeeiv- Ing the difference. Ceidltreant ReginssilleflPiet Geards--Captidas *Mamas Stibbert, middle Milian' Shalim, Bart. to be Captains of Companies. gd Ragiment of Feet dieneda.....Captains Robert Homer. and The amp Cerny to be Captains a Companies. at IMAM Si the at Regiment of Foot—Lieutesset Archibald Campbell to be Captain a a Company. id Battalion Si Ditte—liestseent George Ofbadifias Bowe to be . . duo; Captain Thames Lysek. frets ar: s7di Foot. is be ditto, eke Milleume, lobo mirages ad itesiniemt et Foos-Licatammt F. L. WWI to be Captain eta c ""mra...,....t • • • sd Dina- Martin Leggett. hem baN•lay of the bit loath Feet, ov be Lieetammit; Lieutenant Jahn Charles sag* Goa belf-psy of the atk Peet, to be Lieutenant. To be —Cokborß. Marks Johnfaa. John Chatter beN 9 0 ado mi. Omits 416 Mion.4.11•011111M Aksimes Almada to be Captain at a 4,iiims'em •N. Miesibem Os be MN% I am Homy Oemee es be dim ytb DittemiLimatmerm Wilber Ihomeedso be Mme. ikk Dfte-i/Aistmee4 F. W. Lams is be draw Dialon-CePeelo Thome Seib e• be kW. %tidiest pat chafe, vice Malehreeili. premisted is the Neivilemmilead Flo - cibiee ; laestesem Wilbiit Orr to be Opals of a Cava of t Copula the tfomoseable George Cadet's. bus dm Sack Post. to be Ditto, vice &Wm. tot! Dltim-Oapedti David PAM to be Meier, Mame pat sheik li.. iffewtel i. the Soh out $ Liessessee =Higgimfesto be t=e a t i n Company; Liestmesst to be Dim. vice sada Ditte-Uestemit Dory Ceengimil te be Cassis eta Cemi lkim-Liestemmt lath Paa Patrick *vat te be Sao. 131 k Dlses-Lieetemet Theme *aft to be aka. Ea* Diemi-Limsemees Peter Hairy to be dicta. Isda Dlmai-Lissemstet jabs Marcia ta be am% 14* Detemi.Liammest Hugh Meal to be d ittt o. syth Dlme-Liestaseme Mimed baser to be dkto. • ask Llemememe-Calead Saba% Datigbe.tim the stab Foot. to be laestemssnesiemd. To be Medea-Majsr WWI= Nedhara. MemilliMpay et the pth Li& Miriam ; Brevet blejeer wari o Hem s To be Ovadea-imismiemt Neat OThrvimo, Nets balf-pay at di o et rak ltegintem et the t i re le gut r gett e g mad Deade kfadiew, ham bat & Gets dfmot CM= Foal; Maw, from belf-pay a the sit *at the Ma Brigade ; A. Seetieber. bets haltapay Soft the Feet. To be Liestementeivilammimesta Peter ce. teem baffler duke Alb Fest; J. Ststelhary. his belflay or dm Sib Coot; Dil l= Highs% hem half-ply et the atith Past; R. N. Lag. from foltmy et die istb dim; Jahn Mackay. hum had-pey of eke atattte ; R. Hub" frees Wiley d the 1311 ditto Ono his belfiyay et the plek dfti; and Nary . ksitisy &Abele* Artafery. Wen.* Nary sways. hes belt/Mkt tbe 1R oer r t i t=rf i eltameet allis teles iaSe Adeb to be Captain rpt4 soh Dittie-iLkinerst Chreepher Houlleen to be Captain at a Cmpaq; Robert Rat Oast. to be Pap. by parckafe, vice Peet. pecaneuel is the sad Pont. 214 011“0.4.1iNiamt Rebore Peddle to be Ovid. et a Cow esleki- , -LiestierNit Themes bitch orbs Ahem • ;ii Ditte-Liesenot j.l). Illisesertlea se be it. sea Diogo..4towisot Willem LAW* es be diets SA Ditts-LieetoPePt Janis Poll OM bite shth Ditte•••Cptela Ws jaws lOWA Ben. tram belfry of the old Feet. to le ditts Toe be Lieetwatio-Liesesots beads Livingfteee, free half. velar 14 Feet; see} jests Wilkie, fres baffler of the sit Cies& Tillgtcz . j. Dopes S. Melnik IL Headileoe s Aloes mod jaw Deeps, Gas • • • syth Diu -Lipe i e= e gplereas te be Male et • Cessaer Ciptele Ishii Fes th e sd Datteiise Rosh, te be ditteZ 'AS Lpieli a eathespe. ASS Weise el FesiriiCepain Gage Gooch. is be Alger, • We postialL • Ts is !gelled& Ilevie, imp kW's/ teatstbe OM . hes beitist ef the s4et the L lit l i lelpoleg L. lbw bottom et die Ms heat helf.py et the hid Peet; J. Js 27,=Liger of ;he Cs* ilogisost; Theme Cella*, ten Sills? et the pot Posy WI Lwow Lod lofts Rat. Imo tis 4144.4kb • T. bit Lisioners-oLiesmemi J. lilees, ten hoary at the C ork Ittilessite Mum, Sea Alas G. MIS* hes halfpel et i t. Vets Thews Adios be. Miller ef the sossb WS Dimas, ilea lieltpq et the sadism; J. arorki, fres i Sid Merge biledap fres Mills of tbe ph ditto. Tie be Maar Oiew, &Went Aatfray As.' ids, 11. Celia& Plfiesey, Uses Camel, awl W. Vac Taylor, Goss To be Sijaram-Qpreet.bleher flembel jams Iharissay s tros the SW Pea (wl% the sok et ishes.j 'Pk logionot et Teiploatig fiseethet• to be Cat . tids v :=T igior Ralph bah vibe Major. T. Itoltsew-nellse awry; W. C. Herm Crasser, rid Wass Oaf. Gess Set Dltte-Lloasest VS. Ilswedhas is he ..r• 0 0 • 5 - loop Isdoole -.-- AWN* to be , vise Wil. Was *grubs/ ea tbe Leoselhire Ist Ditee--7 1 4eI r wiated to be Ovate et a Ceiri rig i sof Zolip Weed se lie WIIIIIIIIML ni Dise-41erosst law is be Captain el a C 7l:4llWlimai 3111 3 St!' Ditto—l.uutenant M'Al:fter to beeltuo. 3 V. Diito--I.&cutenant P.l.3llneiiez Staab to be ditto. 37tb Ditto--Lieutemant Wiliam Maeda:till to be ditto. 38th Ditto--Licutrnant Thous. 11.114 to be Captain Agi Cons. piny; and Copula Rulstrt Aldridge, from hall-pay the 9th Light Dragoons, to be drtu, vice Walker, whore appointment d 0.3 not take pl.ce. mak Vitro—Major the Hon. R. W. O'Callaghan. from the Goth Foot, to he Lieuteuatit-Colonel,by purchafe. vice 1141, who na. t ire% ; Captain the Hon. Charles M. Cathcart, frcau the 6th Well India Regiment, to be Captain. To he Entigns--John Peach; John Lindfay ; Wlliam Adair Mac. tiougAll ; and John Reny, ta,enta. 41ft D.tto—Lieutenant William Dercaty to be Captain of a Corn- pany. 4.3 d Ditto—Lieutenant Peter Milton to be ditto; Sargent+ Andrew Briwne, from half-pay of the late Bth Weft India Regiment, co tx S .rgeoo, vice Satmond. appointed to a Recruiting Dittsfdt 44th Ditto—Brevet Lieutcnant Colon) Andrew Kai, from the soh Eout, to be Li . tittoant-ColoneL _ _ robe Major-.. Major Henry Powlett, from tialfpay of the roth Foot; and Captain Thomas Danfer, from the both Foot. l'o be Captaitn--Lieutenant Edmund Custd.in; and• Captain : Thomas Murphy, front the t ith Weft India Regiment. • 'Co be lieutenants--Lieutenanti J. C. Kenuedy from half-pay of the Regiment ; T. A. audio, from half-pay of the 46tIVimt ; T. A. Ballard, from ditto; J. Wynne, from half pay of thalfrth Foot ; Alexander Andrews, from half.pay Mac zyth Foot ; W. Langley. from half-pay of the aid Foot; J. Ponfonby, from hall. pay of the 68th Foot; and A. Newport, from half-pay of the 4th Kum. 4.5 th Ditto—Lieutenant Williams Smith to be Captaia of a Coln , Pawl% anth Ditto- William Thornton to be ditto. 47 4 Ditto-Ts be laGins.--Punf.,nby Ina Mews; Henry Lillie ; William Redo:deer ;lobe Role; and William Douglas, Gents. stah Ditto-Colonel die Hon. David Ldlie. Irons tot Liu Jay • • Fescible; et be Lieetcannt-e-elonct T. be Enfigm-Jokph S. Pane; David Marley; Cohn Canipl.4l, end -ea.. Kober'', Geste. 490$ Dlne-..Licettsuint Thomas Madsen to be Captain. of a f2 l ;hria-Licotenant Williant WIU bby te be ditto • t* Ditto-Lisetceant Thomas Ormtbi to be Copal* a( a Cocopasy ; Richard Sorer, Gent. to be FAA., larpartbarei vict Trypet, promoted. $34 Ditto-To be be figns-.David Kennedy; A. G. Campbell, John Sloan; and John Stone, Gana 54th Ditto-Lieutenant I , ..Dasy to beCaptaln of Ceeepetqa sob Ditto lieutenant lettere Jews to be ditto. 56ti Ditto*Licteenant Andrew Browse tabs ditto. yth Dino-To be Enfigio-J. H. Evan; George Seott ; Arthur Abstety.Vencoertland ; and Profper Picrrepoist. Gents. jM Ditto-Captain Alesandt r Wallace cobs Mope; Lientemmt GeergeDnaitS to be Captain of a Compaity. To be 1 ifervolwa-L.Littav , ants S. Ramose, frets kayo, ef t h e 634 Foot; IL Rochfort, from balf-pay tithe ;nano; J. sus imilviretbes7di Foot 4. C. Wood, front latilf-psy oldie • 1... h Feist; W. C. Bowes, from ball-pa of the bad Feet; L. - W. Whit; from half-pay of the 31itk F oot; and K. bdank7. 'cram half-pay of the smla Foot. T. be Sailkwavilionsee R. Hemfwonb. Gent. ' spth DitteaoLiontenent J. G. Moors to be Captain eta Gab Ditto-oTo - ' nabs ef Ceensaav;.--1 Ars be Derma _ Ceeryball Diteabf Magma: Job Otioximitt 1 fusses =lett t Jams Doev . ,:eia4 Pionfle6._ _ 6ift DietroLiseteeeet magma amema Scott, ma the 234 Foot. to be Node of.Ceagarr. bad Ditto—lareemot Whoa Hob to be ditto. 634 Ditto-4.leitmest.Fraeda Hippies a be atto. • 6eth Ditte•-Mterheree Richard Pert* se be elm 65th Dleto—Lirotoollle Edward Moore to be efitto. 66th Dlijelst Mira to.bs Mgrs. ' To he Mrettl Mem* F. A. faostei jOhabswing Ofellete. OeMa irk Ditto—brevet Usomeme Caked Nees Im fro; o. bet pay of der lairpoodem Colopeades, to fro Maim Tolfe'Capeibief Otatgedoo-k.howeset i.DtyehellieedColes tele Doh DEMIr. hos half.pey if the WA fist LI" Dra. oem . lit p be hottbales../hhetemets P. Herrlikhem r i f . M . ol the spa foot ; W. IL Neellioomilhas barrel B. Hartiftelpheirl of the thlreetlyll: .Ibea I*w 'tamp& Sass tit. 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