William Sidney, John Craufurd, Philip
Rawlings, and Edward P. Henflow.de ges
War-office, Oct. 3. Lieutenant-gen, Char.
Leigh, appointed a general in the army.

Majons Wyndham Qaihn, of 3d Foot ;) Wefq. late a captain in the 7th foot; and Thomas Dorrington, of 15th F.; Thomas Henry Lefanu, efq. late a captain in the Mellor, of 8ft F. G. Wade, of goth F.56th foot. Staff. J. P. Milbanke, efq. John Dumarefq, sof 9th Battalion of Re-a captain on half-pays of 47th foot, to beat ferve; T. Hazdyman, of 30th H. Brom-paymaster of detachments at Bristol. To ley; of 26th Fog Robert Campbell, of 42dbe affistant-commiffaries of ftores, proviF. Robert Al. Dalzell, of 1ft Foot guards; fions, and forage to the forces: Charles Claus Pell, of 86th F.; George Sutherland, of ditro; Robert Balfour, of 2d Dragoons; Dugald Campbell, of 46th F. James Macdonalds of 730 F. James Green, of 26th Food George Bowater, of the Artillery; William Borthwick, of ditto; Johir Barton, of ditto; George Scott, of ditto; George Miller, of 57th F.; Robert Walker, of 7th F.; Breon Bordes, of 3d F.; Archibald Mofman, of ditto; Henry Teefdale, of rft Dragoon guards; Thomas Goldie, of 9th Dragoons'; James Cuming, of 47th F.; Robert Hamil ton, on half-pay of 7th Weft-India Regimem; Jafper Grant, of 411t F.; Pierre L'Ardy, of Meuron's Regiment; Francis Piackand, of ditto; Henry Erskine, of gift F.; James St. Clair, of the late Cambrian Rangers; and R. A. Seymour, of the 15th Light Dragoons; to be LIEUTENANTCOLONELS in the Army.

CAPTAINS the Hon. Henry A. B. Craven, of 9th Battalion of Referve; Lewis C. Mears, of the Marines; George Stephens, of 47th F.; John H. Brown, of 78th F.; Wm. Campbell, of ditto; Wm. Wishart, of 15th F. Andrew Patton, of 92d F.; Geo. Bruhl, of gds Foot-guards; Charles Macquarrie, of 42d F.; Charles Hill, of 50th F Colin Campbell, of 60th F.; John Macdougall, of gift F.; G. P. Hutchinfon, of 4th Dragoons; Ames G. Norcotty of 9th Fa John Balcomb, of 1ft Dragoon-guards; John White, of 80th F.; Ifaac P. Tinling, of ift Foot guards; Wm. Shipley, of 54th F.; W. Hilliard, of 89th F.; John Stoddare, of 45th RJ; George Evans, of 32d F.; Charles Bruce, of 39th F.; John Blair, of ift Battalion of Royals; Nuttall Green, of 3d F.; William Ledwill, of 2d Battalion of Referves J. F. Fitzgerald, of the New Brunswick Fencibles; Patrick Rols, of 22d Light Dragoons; Ar. Chriftie, of 6th F.; the Hon.. T. Deane, of 38th F James B. Horner, of 84th F.; Thomas Coftello, of 28th F.; Charles Hicks, of 61ft F.; George E. Vinicombe, of the Marines; Brook-Young, of the Artillery; Donald Macbean, of 4 F.30 James Shortall, of the late Irish Artillery Richard Legge, of ditto; Charles F. Hill, bf roth F and Ro. bert Crawford, of the late Irish Artillery; tabe Mayors in the Army, do yaq 37 Mar-office, Oda 10 Barracks To be bar rack-matters in Great Britain b Thomas Figg, late barrack after at Shoreham Tenifom Smith; Jolm F. Smyth, efq. late captain of the American Provincials; Thomas Welt, late bietenant in the 72d foot; Jas Townsend, efg4captain-commandant of the Honiton Volunteers; John Stuart,

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War-office, Oct. 4. Brevet. Lieutenantcolonels Henry Frederick Campbell, of the ft foot-guards, William Burnett, of the 14th foot, Richard Stewart, of the 43d foot, and the Hon. Charles Stuart, of the 18th light dragoons, to be aides-de-camp to the King.. Staff. To be inspecting field-officers of yeomanry and volunteer corps, with the rank of lieutenant-colonels in the army, fo long only as they continue to hold thefe appointments, viz. Sir James G. Baird, late lieutenant-colonel of the 28th dragoons; Lieut. col. George Robert Ainflie, of the late Birmingham Fencibles; Robert Douglas, efq. late lieutenant-colonel of the 58th foot; Jofiah Cottin, efq. late lieutenant-colonel of the roth light dragoons; Jofeph Hardy, efq. late of the 93d foot; Francis Gore, efq. late major of 17th light dragoons; Lieut.-col. Manley Power, on half-pay of the 20th foot; Sir Nathaniel Duckenfield, bart. late lieute nant-colonel of the Windfor Forefters; Col. Ronald Craufurd Ferguson, on halfpay of the 93d foot; George Lyon, efq. late lieutenant-colonel of the 11th light dragoons; and Francis Mannouch, efq. late lieutenant-colonel of the 68th foot.

War-office, Oct. 13. Brevet. Major Henry Euftace, of the late Irish Engineers, to be lieutenant-colonel in the army. Capt. John Thomas Eyre, on the staff at army depôt, to be major in the army.-Staff. To be infpecting field-officers of yeomanry and volunteer corps, with the temporary rank of lieutenant-colonels in the army, fo long only as they continue to hold these appointments, viz. Peppard Knight, efq. lates major of the 4th foot; J. P. Addenbroke, efq. late major of the 54th foot; H. P. Pulleine, efq. late major of the 21ft light dragoons; H. Mafter, efq. late major of the 52d foot; and Wm. Douglas, efq. late lieutenant-colonel of the 85th foot. To

be

deputy-commiffary-general to the forces ferving in Ireland: Affiftant-deputy-commilfary-general William Finny. To be affiftant-commiffaries to the faid forces: William Maturin, Jofeph Moore, and Robert Boyes, gents. Hofpital-faff. Surgeon Robert Moore Peile, to be affiltant-infpector to the forces ferving in Ireland; Affiftant-infpector G. R. Redmond, from halfpay, to be an affiftant infpector. To be deputy-purveyors: Deputy-purveyors J. Paterson, C. T. Aveling, and C. Winicki,

from

from half pay. To be affiftant-furgeon to the garrison of Gibraltar: Hofpital-mate Matthew Hutchinfon, vice Johnstone, regned. To be affiftant-furgeons to the light infantry battalions of the Line formed in Ireland: ift battalion, Edward Purdon; 2d. John Carter; 3d. William Griffin. To be, affiftant-furgeons to the light infantry Battalions of Militia forming in Ireland: aft battalion, Patrick Hughes; 20. John M'Cafey; 30. C. H. Quinn; 4th. Henry Forcade 5th. David Linn; and 6th. Ro

bert Maxwell.

War-office, Oct. 15. Staff. Edward Buckley, gent. to be an afliftant-commilfary of ftores and provifions to the forces.-Garri Jon. Rev. John Deeds, to be chaplain to the garrifon of Port d'Espagne, in the ifland of Trinidad.-Barracks. Robert Wilfon, efq. late a captain in the 49th foot, to be barrack mafter in Great Britain.

Whiteball.929e Right Hon, Lord Vifcount Caftlereagh, the Duke of Port land, Lord Hawkesbury, Lord Hobart, Charles Yorke, Henry Addington, Lord Glenbervie, Thomas Wallace, Edward Golding, and Thomas Maitland, efgrs, aps pointed his Majesty's commiffioners for the affairs of India.Rev, J. Brereton, M.A. appointed a prebendary of Salisbury cather dral, vice Burgess, now bishop of Bristol.

Dublin cafle, Nov. I. William Downes chief juftice of the Court of King's Bench, fworn of his Majesty's most honourable Privy-council of Ireland.

War-office, Nov. 1. Barracks. James Taitt, efq. late an affiftant-deputy-quarter-mattergeneral in America, to be barrack-mafter at the Bahamas, vice Carre, dec. To he barrack-mafters in Great Britain: John Brown, efq. captain in the 5th battalion of Referve; John Macdonald, efq, late of the Regiment of the Ifles, vie, Crichton, refigned; and Charles Wright, efq, captain on half-pay of the 72d foot, Tobe deputy-barrack matters in Great Britain Thomas Halls, lieutenant of retired Ma rines, and Launcelot Hayman.

War-office, Oct. 20. Brevet. Col. John Ramfay, of the Chaffeurs Britanniques, to be a brigadier-general in the island of Malta only. Major James Campbell, of the gift foot, to be lieutenant-colonel in the army. Capt. Henry James Shawe, of the 6ft foot, and Capt. Francis Forrester, of the 15th light dragoons, to be majors in the army. Capt. Daniel Lyman, of the 2d royal garrifon battalion, to be major in the army in the inland of Scilly only.-Staff. Lieut.-gen. William Lord Cathcart, to be commander of his Majefty's forces in Ire land. To be infpecting field-officers of yeomanry and volunteer corps, with the temporary rank of lieutenant-colonels in the army, fo long only as they continue to hold thefe appointments, viz. John Enys, efq. late lieutenant-colonel of the 29th foot; Lieut. col. Daniel Seddon, on half-pay of the late 22d light dragoons; and Dodd, efq, late major of the Inverness Fencibles.porary rank of lieutenant-colonels in the Hofpital-faff Sugeon Clement Archer, from the Irish Establishment, to be furgeon to the forces in Great Britain, vice Crofton, who exchanges. Surgeon Crofton, from the British Establishment, to be fur geon to the forces in Ireland, vice Archer.

War-office, Nov. 3. Brevet. Lieut. col. Richard Thomas Nelfon, on half pay of the late Ellex Fencibles, to be colonel ini the Army. His Majesty has been pleated to appoint the following officers, of the East India Company's Forces to take, rank by Brevet in his Majefty's Army in the Eaft Indies only: To be major-generals, Col. Richard Lucas, and Col. Kenneth Mackenzie; to be lieutenant-colonels, Ma jors John Charles Wittet, John Bells and John Arthur Tanner; to be majors, Caps tains James Robertfon, and John Griffith. Staff. To be infpecting field-officers of yeomanry and volunteer corps, with the tem

War-office, Oct. 22. Barracks. To be barrack-mafters in Great Britain: Samuel Palmer, captain in the Beer and Seaton Volunteer: Artillery; Jas. Dufantoy, lieutenant of Invalided Marines, vice Davies, promoted to be extra-affiitant-barrackmaster-general; and George Lawfon Hall, late a captain in the 30th foot.

You War-office, O. 27. Hofpital-faff Surgeon James Pitcairn, to be aflitant-inipector to the forces fervings in Ireland. Surgeon Ebenezer, Browne, from the 30th foot, to be fargeon to the forces. Surgeon George Mitchelfon, from the 26th foot, to be surgeon to à recruiting-district, vice Fitzgerald, dec. vario flonendosled Whitebally 08. 27. John Halkett, efq. appointed captain-general and governor in chief of the inland of Tobago."

army, fo long only as they fhall hold the faid appointments, viz. Col. John Gordon Cuming, of the late Inverness Fencibles, and Blakeney, efq. late major of the 3d foot.-Hofpital-fiaff. Surgeon Thomfon Forfter, from half-pay, to be furgeon to the forces.

War-office, Nov. 5 Barracks. Nathaniel Forster, lieutenant on half-pay of the late Loyal Sheffield Regiment, to be a barrackmatter in Great Britain. John Geo. Bell, lieutenant in the Leicefterhire Militia, to be a deputy-barrack-mafte in G. Britain.

Dublin-castle, Nov. 7. Right Hon. St. George Daly, one of the barons of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, appointed one of the juftices of the Court of King's Bench, vice Right Hon. Wm. Downes, aps pointed chief juftice of the fard court. James McClelland, efq. folicitor-general ju Ireland, appointed one of the barons of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, vice Daly-William Conyngham Plunkett, efq. one of his Majefty's, counsel at law, ap poduxde'yfroj pointed

P. 993, 1. 16. The late Rev. Timothy Mangles was of Trinity college, Cambridge; B. A. 1791; M.A. 1794.

P. 995, first paragraph, r. "At Ponder's End, Enfield, aged 67, the Rev. S. Allifton, &c. He was buried with his wife and children in the churchyard at Edmonton." His fmall library, chiefly of divinity books by writers of his own perfuafion, was purchafed by auction, at high prices, by the ftudents of Lady Huntingdon's college at Cheshunt, Herts.

BIRTHS.

Sept. A the lady aft-giver

T Jamaica, the lady of Lieut.

nor of that ifland, a daughter.

19. The Queen of Sardinia, two princeffes, whom the Pope baptifed, on the following day, by the names of MariaTherefa and Marianna. Surname Lately, in Merrion-fquare, Dublin, the Countess of Meath, a fon.

At Tramore-lodge, near Waterford, the wife of Edward Lee, efq. M.P. a daughter. At Walthamftow-houfe, Effex, the wife of Col. Robert Wigram, M. P. a fon. Lady Catharine Barlow, a fon.

14. At Grange, near Wakefield, co York, Lady Amelia Raye, a son.

In Mountjoy-fquare, Dunlin, the wife of Thomas Taylor Rowley, efq. a fon.

15. In Charles-ftreet, Berkeley-fquare, the lady of Gen. Hope, a fon.

16. The wife of Dr. Powell, of Effexftreet, Strand, a fon.

17. At his houfe at Richmond, the wife of Wm. Hudfon, efq. a fon and heir. 18. In Ruffell-fquare, the wife of David Bevan, efq. a daughter.

19. In Great James-street, the wife of Henry Revell Reynolds, efq, a daughter. In Upper Brook-ftr. Lady Willon, a fon. 20. The wife of Jofeph York, efq. of the Treasury, a fon.

21. The lady of Sir Hedworth Williamfon, bart, a daughter.

22. At Twickenham, Middlefex, the wife of the Rev. A. Brodie, a daughter.

In Hinde-ftreet, Manchefter-fquare, the wife of Tho. Grimftan Eftcourt, efq, a fon. 24. At her houfe in Lower Grofvenorftreet, Lady Amherst, á son.

a-garden, Mrsa 24 A

Lichfield, of Covent-garden theatre, a fon.
Oct. 26. At Aberdeen, the wife of Col.
Gilbert, a fon.

27. At Northwick-park, co. Worcester, Lady Caroline Rufhout, a daughter.

29. In Duchefs-ftreet, Portland-place, Mrs. Gore, a fon.

30. At Widdial-hall, Herts, Lady Charlotte Howard, a daughter.

At Guernsey, the lady of Rear-admiral Sir James Saumarez, a fon.

The wife of Nicholas Sykes, efq. of Cottingham, a daughter.

31. The lady of the Hon. Col. Vaughan, M, P. a fon.

Nov. 2. Mrs. Carstairs, of Stratford green, Effex, a daughter.

At his houfe in Baker-ftreet, Portmanfquare, the wife of Major Davifon, a daugh. 4. At the house of John Woolmore, efq. in Queen-fquare, the wife of Joshua S. S. Smith, efq. of Hampton-court-green, a fon. At his houfe in Devonshire-place, the wife of John Tunno, efq, a daughter.

5. Lady Viscountefs Falkland, a son. 6. At the Earl of Suffolk's, at Charton, Viscountess Andover, a daughter.

In Charlotte-ftreet, Bloomsbury, the wife of Richard Butler, efq. a daughter. 7. At Tregenha caftle, co. Cornwall, the wife of Samuel Stephens, efq. a fon.

8. At Ingeftree, in Kent, the Countefs Talbot, a fon.

10. At Flower-place, Surrey, the lady of the Hon. George Nevill, a fon.

13. In York-ftreet, the lady of the Hon. E. J. Turneut, a ftill-hern fon.

At Bar houfe, in Argyllshire, the wife of Col. M'Alifter, of Roishill, a fon.

MARRIAGES

T Gresham, Rev. Francis Arden, to Mifs Pinkard, of Blickling. 25. Rev. Edward Linzee, of Charlton, Kent, to Mifs Warner, of Hornfey.

26. At Guerafey, Jas. Curtis, efq furgeon of the 5th garrifon-battalion,toMifsCowdall.

27. At Bingley, co. York, Capt. Charles Jones, of the 18th light dragoons, to the only daughter of J. A. Busfield, efq. of Myrtle-grove, near Bradford.

29. At Croydon, Surrey, Wm. Wilcocks, efq. of Norwich, to the widow of the late Samuel Chollett, efq. of Croome.

31. D'Oyly Saunders, efq. of Coatbank, co. York, to Mifs Sufaunab Briggs, of Charlotte-street, Portland-place.

Nov...... At Lambeth palace, by the Archbishop of Canterbury, R. E. Duncombe Shafto, efq. to Mifs Eden, daughter of Sir John E. bart.

Gilbert Alder, efq. of Laytonstone, Effex, to Mrs. Alder, of Devonshire-Atreet.

Rev. Charles Iherwood, M. A. fellow of Magdalen college, Cambridge, to Mrs. Brown, of Knottingley. Boerek

At Twickenham, James Mackenzie, efq. of the Ifle of Wight, to Mils Gorling.

Nov. I. By fpecial licence, Wm. Tatton Egerton, efq. of St. James's fquare, Tal ton park, in Cheshire, and Whitton Shaw, near Stockport, and M, P. for the county of Chefter, to Mifs Charlotte Clara Payler, of Iliden, near Canterbury.

At Kenfington, George Auft, efq. of Chelfea, to the Hon. Mis. Murray, widow of the late Hon. Wm. M. brother to the Earl of Dunmore.vshlao2 time 03

At Hillingdon, George Hale, efg of Charter-house-fquare, to Harriet, youngoft daughter of the late Rev. Charles Willes,

Reve

Rev. Chriftopher Smear, of Froftenden,
Suffolk, to the only daughter of the Rev.
Charles Buckle, of Worlingworth.

DEATHS.

1802. T Calcutta, in the Eaft InDec... A dies, John Kennedy, efq.

2. Mr. Silver, of Bedford-street, Covent-_affistant-fn geon on that establishment. garden, to the only daughter of Wm. Clarke, efq. of Newport, in the Ifle of Wight.

3. At Edgbaston, Rd. Adolphus Armftrong, efq. captain in the 9th battalion of the Army of Referve, to Mifs Champion, daughter of John C. ele. of Bristol.

5. At Streatley, Berks, Rev. E. Evans,
M. A. vicar of Dymock, co. Gloucefter,
to the Hon. Mifs Bradshaw.

6. At Berlin, Francis-James Jack fon, efq.
envoy-extraordinary and minister-plenipo
tentiary at that Court, to Mademoiselle de
Dorville, dau. of the Lord Steward of the
Court of t
f the late Elizabeth of Pruffia.

7. At Ringwood, Hants, Mr. William
Hamper, of Deritend, near Birmingham,
to Jane, youngest daughter of the late Wm.
Sharpe, efq. of Newport, Isle of Wight.
8. At Hackney, Thomas Solly, fq. of
St. Mary-Axe, to the eldest daughter of
Benjamin Travers, efq. of Clapton.

10. By fpecial licence, the Earl of Bel-
videre, to Mifs M Cay, daugh. of the Rev.
James M'C. of Phigh, co. Dublin.
11. Major James
to Charlotte,
youngest daughter of the late Jas. Stewart,
efq. of Urrard.46

12. Jacob Phillips, efq. of the Inner Tem-
ple, to Mifs Berry, of Southampton-ftreet,
Bloomsbury, fifter to Sir Edw. B. of R. N.
15. Mr. Owen, attorney, of Bartlet's
buildings Holborn, to Mifs Catherine
Dabbs, daughter of the Rev. John D. of
Seckingtón, co. Warwick.

16. Rev. Daniel Wilfon, of St. Edmund's hall, Oxford, to the eldest daught. of Wm. Wilfon, efq. of Nether-Worton, co. Oxford.

17. Robert Mitchell Robinson, efq. of Witham, Effex, to Mifs Salter, daugh. of the Rev. P. S. rector of Shenfield, in fame co.

18. At Mr. Cheyne's, Bonnington-Brae, near Leith, Capt. Wm. Wilkinson, R. N. to Mifs Cheyne.

19. At Layton, Effex, Wm. Curtis, efq. of Lombard-street, banker, eldest fon of Sir Wm. C. bart. to Mifs Lear, daughter of George L. efq. of Laytonstone.

At Deal, Lord Viscount Mahon, eldest fon of Earl Stanhope, to the Hon. Catherine-Lucy Smith, 2d dau. of Ld. Carrington. By fpecial licence, at Col. Stanley's, in Pall Mall, John Bacon Sawrey Morritt, efq. of Rokeby-park, co. York, to Mifs Stanley. Rev. G. Thackery, one of the mafters of Etön fchool, to Mifs Carbonnell, Dado

22. At St. George's, Hanover-fquare, Mr. Thomas Lloyd, to Mifs Hughes, of Plumstead, Effex. 44

233 Capt. G. Hagar, of the Bedford militia, to Mifs Sophia Wood, of Bristol. 73 024Sebaftian Friday, jun. efq. to Mifs Bellon, of Finner, Middlesexcoded

GENMAD.November, 1803, Judauka

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Dec. 17. At Calcutta, Mr. Bradley; of whom the following account is given in the Calcutta Poft, Dec. 24: "The death of this gentleman having occafioned a variety of reports relative to the melancholy event, we embrace this early opportunity of laying a correct statement of the affair before the publick. Mr. Bradley, together with three of his friends, dined with the master of the orphan-school at Howrah, on Friday. The room in which they dined was the upper ftory of one of the towers of the schoolhouse. All the glafs windows, except one, and the doors alfo, were clofed. Immediately after dinner, about nine o'clock, Mr. B. rofe from his chair, and was feen by a gentleman prefent, who fuppofed the open window led to the main terrace of the building, to ftep over the low railing of that window. No othor perfon observed this circumstance. About a minute after, fome one afked, Where is Mr. Bradley? And on obferving the door was still hut, the mafter of the house was inftantly feized with the most dreadful apprehenfions. Thefe were foon realized-for, defcending with the utmost hafte into the area below, he found the mangled corpfe of his friend, who à few minutes before was in perfect health, engaged in interefting converfation refpecting a mercantile fpeculation. The writer of this article is certain, from his knowledge of Mr. Bradley's pecuniary cir cumftances, his ftrength of mind, the compofure with which he rose from his feat at the fatal moment, that his death was purely accidental, and that he only defigned to go out upon the terrace of the houfe, when? the unfortunate accident, took place."

1803. March 12. Near Kutchhowrah fort, to the North of Bengal, Major Robert Nairne, of the 8th regiment of Native Cavalry, and fon of the late Robert N. efq. formerly fecond in council at Fort Marlborough. He was killed by a thot from a match-lock, while leading on his regiment against a rebellious Zemindar.

May 8. At Iflington, in her 56th year, Mrs J. Elliot.

July 22. On-board the Cerf Volant, prize to his Majefty's fhip Vanguard, at Port Royal, Jamaica, aged 19, Mr. Geo. Duval, only fon of Lewis D. efq. of Teignmouth, co. Devon.

July 26. At Rofetta, in Egypt, Capt. Hayes, of the Royal Engineers, his Ma jetty's refident in Lower Egypt for the protection and management of our national concerns in that country, and fon/of Horace Hayes, efq. a commiffioner of the Tax-office. On the evacuation of Egypt by our forces, he was placed in the above

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