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Military Promotions.

40th regiment of Foot.

To be lieutenants-ensign Abraham Wilkinson, vice Greenshields, killed in action; ensign Robert Taaffs, vice Street, dead of his wounds; ensign John Foulkes, vice Ayling, killed in action.

To be easigns-serjeant-major James Powell, vice Johnstope, dead of his wounds; Hayes Queade, gent. vice Wilkinson; volunteer Illay Robb, vice Taaffe; volunteer J. A. Widenham, vice Foulkes.

41st ditto-Captain George Marquis of Tweeddale, from the 15th light dragoons, to be major, by purchase, vice Grant; John Geale, gent. to be ensign, by purchase, vice Maclean, promoted; lieutenant Simon Biddalph, from the Stafford militia, to be ditto, without purchase, lieutenant Josh. P. Vickery, from the Royal South Gloucester militia, to be ditto.

42d ditto-lieutenant Hamilton Maxwell, from the 26th foot, to be captain of a company, by purchase, vice Anstruther, promoted.

43d ditto-major Daniel James Hearn, to be lieutenant-colonel, vice M'Leod, killed in action; brevet-major W. F. P. Napier to be major, vice Hearn; lieutenant Thomas Rylance to be captain of a company, vice Napier.

To be lieutenants-ensign Wm. Havelock, vice Harvest, killed in action; ensign W. Williams, vice Taggart, killed in action; ensign Folliett, vice Rylance.

To be ensigns-volunteer Richard O'Connell, vice Havelock; Collin Campbell, gent. vice Williams; Benjamin Hutcheson Edwards, from the Portuguese service, vice Folliett.

44th ditto-ensign Robert Grier to be lieutenant, vice Unthank, killed in action; ensign Dering Carey to be ditto, vice Argent, killed in action.

To be ensigns-ensign. Horner, from the Portuguese service, vice Grier; volunteer -Strong, from the 1st foot, vice Carey; Nicholas Toler Kingsley, gent. without purchase, vice Walsh, promoted in the 12th foot.

45th ditto-lieutenant Francis Powell to be captain of a company, vice Herrick, killed in action; ensign R. M'Gibbon to be lieutenant, vice Powell.

M'Gibbon.

To be ensigns-Colin Macdonald, gent. vice George Macdonald, killed in action; volunteer Rea, vice Golland, killed in action; volunteer Crauford, vice 47th regiment of foot-John Uniacke, gent. to be ensign, by purchase, vice Hill, promoted

48th ditto-lieutenant W. W. Cheslyn to be captain of a company, vice Brooke, killed in action.

Ensign Patrick M'Dougall to be lieutenant, vice Chilcot, killed in action; ensign Wm. Norman to be ditto, vice Cheslyn.

To be ensigns-volunteer Foley, from the 24th foot, vice Barker, killed in action; Henry Le Mesurier, gent. vice M'Dougal; serjeant major William Wetherall, vice Norman.

52d regiment of Foot-To be Captains of Companies.
Lieutenant James M'Nair, vice Jones, killed in action.
Lieutenant Edward Langton, vice Madden, killed in action.
Lieutenant William Rentall, vice Poole, killed in action.
Lieutenant Henry Dawson, vice Merry, dead of his wounds.
To be Lieutenants.

Ensign George Hall, vice Booth, killed in action.

Ensign R. S. Hallet, vice Royle, killed in action.

Ensign W. R. Nixon, vice M Nair.

Ensign George Gawler, vice Langton.

Ensign Nicholas Nepean, vice Rentall.

Ensign C. R Buckie, vice Dawson; Snodgrass, gent. vice Hall.

J. Stewart Cargill, gent. vice Hallet.

Volunteer Thomas Gottingham, vice Nixon.

Fraser, gent. vice Gawier.

William Hunter, gent. vice Buckle, promoted.

William Crawley Yonge, gent. vice Nepean, promoted.

54th ditto-John Reid, gent. to be eusign, by purchase, vice Potts, promoted. 66th ditto capt. Charles C. Bacon, from half-pay of the 92d foot, to be captain of a company, vice Campbell, who exchanges, receiving the difference; ensign William Taaffe to be lieutenant, vice Sterue, killed in action; serjeant-major Gottlieb Serche, to be ensign, vice Taaffe.

68th ditto-Robert Bail, gent. to be ensign, without purchase, vice Lord Charles Spencer, appointed to the 95th foot.

Military Promotions.

71st ditte-nsign William Peacocke to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Pers-e, who ret`res.

73d ditto-lieutenant Wm. Keys, from the Derby militia, to be ensign, without purchase.

74th ditto-lieutenant Thos. Shore, from the Royal East Middlesex militia, to be ensign, without purchase.

77th ditto-lieutenant W. S. Farmer, from the Glamorgan militia, to be ensign, without purchase.

soth ditto-lieutenant Henry Tomkinson, from the Stafford militia, to be ensign, without purchase.

81st ditto-lieutenant Thomas B. Ball to be captain of a company, vice James, dead of his wounds; ensign Samuel Steele to be lieutenant, vice Ball.

86th ditto-Jasper Hale, gent. to be ensign, by purchase, vice Grant, promoted. 88th ditto-lieutenant Wm. Mackie, to be captain of a company, vice Lindsey, killed in action.

To be lieutenants-ensigus John Christian, vice Mansfield, killed in action; ensign John Darcy, vice Macalpine, killed in action; ensign James Moriatry, v ce Cotton, killed in action; ensign Robert Edgar, vice Mackie.

To be ensigns-James Saunders, gent. v.ce Christian; William M'Clintock, vice Darcy; volunteer Henry Fawcett, vice Moriarty; volunteer George Bunbury, from the 94th foot, vice Edgar.

95th ditto--brevet-major Cameron to be major, vice O'Hara, killed in action. To be captains of companies-urst heutenant Michael Hewan, vice Diggie, killed in action; first lieutenaut. Edward Chawner, vice Cameron.

To be first lieutenants-second lieutenaut Robert Cochran, vice Hovendon, killed in action.

Second lieutenant J A. Ridgeway, vice Carey, killed in action.
Second lieutenant John Fry, vice Allix, killed in action.

Second Lieutenant Heury Scott, vice Stokes, killed in action.
Second lieutenant J. P. Gairdner, vice Croudace, killed in action.

Second lieutenant William Haggup, vice Hewan.

Second lieutenant Gentle Vickers, vice Chawner.

To be second lieutenant-ensign Lord Charles Spencer, from the 63th foot, vice Cochrane; volunteer - Lawson, vice Ridgeway; John Hill, geut. vice Fry; Frederick Nunsell, gent. vice Seatt; Vere Webb, gent. vice Gairdner; Alex. Campbell, gent. vice Haggup; Donald Ferguson, gent. vice Vickers.

96th ditto-ensign James Pratt to be lieutenant, vice Chifford, deceased; James O'Connor, gent. to be ensign, vice Pratt

98th ditto-Francis D. Daly, gent. to be ensign, without purchase, vice Wilson, who resigns.

101st ditto-lieutenant Warren Bowers, from the 36th foot, to be lieutenant, vice O'Bre, who exchanges; Wm. Carey, gent. to be ensign, without purchase, vice Parker, who resigns.

103d ditto-lieutenant Nathaniel A. Jagger, from the East Esssex militia, to be eusign, without purchase,

5th West India regiment of Foot.

To be lieutenants, without purchase-lieutenant John Edwards, from the 12th foot; and lieutenant Augustus de Spillebant, from Dillon's regiment, vice Finney, appointed to the 11th veteran battalion.

8th ditte-lieutenant John Blood to be captain of a company, without purchase, vice O'Parrell, placed upon half-pay.

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John Sutton, gent. to be ensign, without purchase, vice Mackay, promoted.

1st Garrison Battalion.

Edmund Waller, gent. to be ensign, vice Hamilton, who resigns.

Brevet.

Major William Brooke, of the 48th foot, to be lieutenant-colonel in the army. Captain Charles Ellicombe, of the royal engineers, to be major in the army.

The King's Gerinan Legion.

1st dragoons-Ulrich Baron Barner to be cornet, vice Natermann, promoted; and Augustus Baron Munchausen to be ditto, vice Lovetzow, promoted.

2d dicto-To be cornets-Valentine Baron Massow, vice Fumetti, promoted; and troop serjeant-major E. Meyer, from the Brunswick cavalry.

Military Promotions.

2d light dragoons-Frederick von Frer to be cornet, vice Grabn, promoted. 1st battalion Eght infantry-Ernest Frederick Adolphus Koester, gent. to be ensign, vice Hesse, promoted.

2d ditto-raptain Peter Hurtzig, from the 6th battalion of the line, to be major, with temporary raak, vice Best promoted.

1st battalion of the line-cadet-serjeant William Meyer to be ensign, vice Best, promoted.

ed ditto-William Dawson, gent. to be ensign, vice Hesse, promoted.

3d ditto-ensign Jullus Brinckmann to be lieutenant, vice Borgstedt, deceased. 5th ditto-Henry Llewellyn, gent. to be ensign, vice Lehmann, promoted.

6th ditte-Heutenant Christian Anthony to be captain of a company, with temporary rank, vice Burtsig, promoted in the od light infantry; and ensign Christian Pulckon to be lieutenant, vice Anthony.

To be ensigns-ensign Lewis Benne, from the garrison company, vice Depps, promoted; and lieutenant- Schafer, jun. from the retired list of the Brunswick

corps, vice Sander, promoted.

stà ditto-brevet lieutenant-colonel Charles Best, from the 2d light battalion, to be heutenant colonel, with temporary rank, vice Lasperg, deceased; and lieutenant Schultz, jun. to be ensign, vice Ziermann, promoted.

Dillon's Regiment.

Henry Stanford Maxwell, gent. to ensign, without purchase.

Meuron's Regiment.

Lieutenant P. Dordat D'Orso nuens to be captain of a company, without purchase, vice D'Orbe, who retores apon half-pay.

3d Regiment of Royal East India Volunteers.

Lieutenant Henry Dodwell to be captain of a company, vice Kennedy, resigned; ensign Charles Gordon to be lieutenant, vice Dodwell; and James Sabine, gent. to be ensign, vice Gordon.

North York regiment of Militia.

Thomas Shafts, Esq. to be captain, vice Webster, resigned; and William Langford and Richard Grillet, gents. to be ensigns. Dated May 19, 1812.

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4th regiment of North York Local Militia.

Richard Bell, Esq. to be captain, vice Ecles, resigned. Dated May 8, 1812.

COMMISSION IN THE SOUTH HANTS YEOMANRY CAVALRY.

Sir Matthew Blakiston, Bart. to be captain, vice Eyre, promoted. Dated April 15, 1812.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MAY 14.

Royal regiment of Artillery.

Second lieutenant Charles A. Oldham to be first lieutenant, vice Connell, deceased; first lieutenant William Webber to be second captain, vice Latham deceased; and second lieutenant Thomas Lovett to be first lieutenant, vice Webber. Dated April 17, 1812.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MAY 15.

Corps of Royal Engineers.

First lieutenant John Harper to be second captain, vice Muleaster, deceased. Dated March 26, 1812.

Second lieutenant George West, from the royal regiment of Artillery, to be second lieutenant, vice Du Vernet, promoted. Dated May 1, 1812.

COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF THE COUNTY OF

NOTTINGHAM.

Nottinghamshire regiment of Militia.

Henry Metcalf Wardle, Esq. to be captain, vice Appesley, resigned. Dated May 8, 1812.

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Third, or Tetford Regiment of Nottinghamshire Lecal Militia. Richard Roe, Esq. to be captain, vice Potter, resigned. Dated April 30, 1812.

4th, or Newark Regiment.

Thomas Thoroton, jun. to be lieutenant-colonel-commandant, vice Thoroton, resigned. Dated April 22, 1812.

Military Promotions.

COMMISSON IN THE EDINBURGH REGIMENT OF MILITIA, SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT.

James Brown Patison, gent. to be ensign, vice Robertson, promoted in the line. Dated February 7, 1812.

COMMISSIONS IN THE RUTLAND LOCAL MILITIA, SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT.

James Tiptaft, Esq. to be captain. Dated May 2, 1811.

Robert Tomblin, gent. to be first lieutenant. Dated as above.

John Charles Louth, gent. to be second lieutenant. Dated April 22, 1811.
George Wilson, gent. to be ditto.

Dated May 2, 1811.

COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF THE COUNTY OF

NORFOLK.

2d, or East Norfolk regiment of Militia.

Francis Henry Noble, gent. to be ensign, vice Hughes, resigned.

1812.

Dated April 24,

1st Eastern regiment of Norfolk Local Militia. Frederick Woodrow, gent. to be second lieutenant, vice Utton, promoted. Dated April 30, 1812.

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