13 Oct.

20 do.

M'Ni

29 do.

do. West, 6 do.

do. 65

7 Apr.

22 do.

do.

17 Sept.

As. Surg. Martindale, Surg. vice Heriot,

Hay, prom. 5 F.

9 Apr.

6 Dr G.

29 do.

Ens. M Cleverty, Lt. by purch. vice

T. R. Auldjo, Ens. by purch. vice Young, prom.

Kenyon, 77 F.

6 Oct.

24 do.

H. Leech, Ens.

do.

Ens. Peel, Lt. by purch. vice Macpherson, 91 F.

20 Oct.

Dwyer, from 3 Vet. Bn. Ens.

Lt. Warde, from h. p. Lt. vice Murray, 56 F.

Capt. Pratt, from h. p. Capt. vice Murray, exch. rec. diff.

Ens. Brebant, Lt. by purch. vice ven, prom. 29 F.

J. Guthrie, Ens.

As. Surg. Mostyn, Surg. vice
10 Dr

Hosp. As. Mullarky, As. Surg.
Ens. Freame, from 3 Vet. Bn. Ens.

Ens. Irving, Lt. by purch. vice Lord S.
Lennox, prom.

B. Broadhead, Ens.

Lt. M'Niven, from 26 F. Capt. by parch. vice Chambers, prom. 29 Oct. Hosp. As. Minty, As. Surg. vice Graham, 10 F.

20 Oct.

Hosp. As. Ellison, As. Surg.

Lt. Carpenter, Capt. by purch. vice O'Grady, prom.

Capt. Smith, from h. p. Paym. vice Pillon

29 Sept. Lt. Murray, from 25 F. Lt. vice Butt, dead 13 Oct.

Doran, Capt. vice Mathers, dead Ens. Clark. Lt.

R. Macgregor, Ens.

6 do.

do.

do.

Lt. Hammill, from 21 F. Lt. vice Sweeny, New So. Wales Vet. Comp. 24 Sep. 2d Lt. and Adj. Coghlan, rank of Lt. 12 Oct. -Liddeel, do. 13 do. Ens. Hay, from h. p. 2d Lt. vice Colman, cancelled 6 do. Capt. Hamilton, from 1 Vet. Bn. Capt.

20 Oct.

29 do.

9 Apr.

62

Lieut. Hemsworth, from 2

Vet. Bn.

Lieut.

7 do.

Ens. Thompson, from h. p.

Ens. vice

Dely, 1 W. I. R.

20 Oct.

Capt. T. Fairtlough, Maj. by purch.

vice Arbuthnot, prom.

Lt. Briggs, from 50 F. Capt.

G. Goring, Ens. by purch. vice Hunter, prom.

Capt. Dillon, from 2 Vet. Bn. Capt.

A. H. L. Wyatt, Ens. by purch. vice Dundas, prom.

Lieut. Hunt, Capt. by purch. vice

Ens. Johnston, Lt. by purch. vice Mur

Lieut. Kirwan, Capt. by purch. vice

do.

W. T. Smyth, do. by purch. vice Keiley, 52 F.

P. W. Braham, Ens. by purch. vice

1 do.

do.

do.

8 Apr.

17 Sept.

29 Oct.

1 Oct.

8 do.

22 Sept.

69

Lt. Colthurst, Capt. vice Lord S. Kerr, dead

29 Sept.

29 do.

70

White, from 14 F. Lt. Ens. Markham, do. by purch. vice Palk, prom. 23 Oct.

do.

71

F. J. Griffin, Ens. vice Wardell, 28 F.

Montagu, prom.

vice White, h. p.

73

6 Oct.

Mac Mahon, ret.

Lt. O'Neil, from 2 Vet. Bn. vice Barrs,

Eus. Seymour, Lt.

C. D. O'Connell, Ens.

Foskett, Lt. by purch. vice Airey, prom.

Lt. Thatcher, from 20 F. Lt. vice Hartley, prom. 1 do.

22 do.

do.

74

22 Oct.

Hon. Hay, from 16 F. Ens. do. D. T. Barton, Ens. by purch. vice Campbell, 29 do.

Surg. Clarke, from Cape Corps, Surg.

Lt. Hamilton, Capt. by purch. vice

R. Baillie, do. vice Howard, prom.

Ens. Vallancey, Lt. by purch. vice

20 do.

15 Sept.

do.

do.

8 Oct.

Black, prom.

do.

H. C. Pocock, Ens.

do.

Cor. J. Ralston, from h. p. 25 Dr Ens. vice Gardiner, 11 F.

29 Sept.

Br. Lt. Col. Dunbar, from 66 F. Maj. by purch. vice Valiant, from 8 Oct.

15 Sept. Cor. Cood, from h. p. R. Wagg. Train, Ens.

Lt. Ellis, Capt. vice Phelps, dead 29 do. F. H. Graham, Ens. by purch. vice Cood, prom.

15 Oct.

Brev. Maj. Horton, Maj. by purch. vice
Taylor, prom.
22 do.
As. Surg. Mostyn, from 41 F. Surg
Cogan, ret.

do. Capt. Willcocks, from 38 F. Capt. do. Lt. Holdsworth, from h. p. Col. Comp. Mauritius, Paym. vice Williams, dead 22 Sept. Lt. Swinburne, Capt. vice Sanderson, dead 6 Oct. Capt.

Capt. Burgess, from 2 Vet. Bn.

Hon. M. St. Clair, Ens. by purch.
Faber, cancelled

Hosp. As. Smyth, As. Surg.
Ens. Hon. C. Monckton, Lt.
vice Jardine, ret.

Ens. Dickenson, Lt. vice Kettlewell,

dead

F. Codd, Ens.

Ceylon R. Lt. Dempsey, from h. p. 81 F. Lt. vice

Woolhouse, cancelled

8 Sept.

Lieut. Phelan, from h. p. 44 F. Lieut. vice Whitaker, canc.

do.

Cape Cor. As. Surg. Parrott, from the Prov. Bn. Surg. vice Clarke, 72 F.

Lt. A. Armstrong, Capt. vice Stuart, dead

Ens. Warden, Lt.

J. North, Ens.

do.

15 do.

do.

do.

Af. Col.Co. Ens. Calder, Lt. vice Dowling, ret. do.

Stapleton, do. vice Splaine, dead

Vol. E. Hartley, Ens.

22 do. do.

Lt. Ring, Adj. vice Patterson, res. Adj. only

E. Cooke, Ens. by purch. vice Calder

Lt. Rogers, Capt. vice de Barrallier,

dead

do.

28 do.

29 do.

Ens. Turner, Lt.

6 do.

J. P. Hardy, Ens.

by purch.

21 Sept. Gallway, Lt. by purch. vice Michell, ret. 22 do. Cumming, from 20 F. Ens. 21 do. S. J. Sutton, do. 22 do. Lieut. Woollard, Adj. vice Soutar, res. the Adj. only, 20 Oct.

vice Romer

do.

Lt. Hawkins, from 44 F. Capt. by purch

2d Lt St. John, 1st Lt.

do.

91

Lieut. Butler, from 1 Vet. Bn. Lieut. vice Blayney, Rifle Br. Capt. Rivers, from 3 Vet. Bn.

9 Apr.

Gent. Cadet W. F. Williams, 2d Lt. do. Lt. Col. Macdonald, Col. vice Thorn

Capt. 8 do. Capt.

hill, dead Maj. and Lt. Col. Holcombe, Lt. Col.

29 Aug.

do.

Lieut. Macpherson, from 18 F. by purch. vice Richardson, ret.

20 Oct. Lt. Macpherson, Capt. vice Donaldson, dead 22 Sept. Robertson, from 40 F. Lt. do. Capt. Winchester, Maj. vice Charleton, dead 16 Aug. Lt. J. M'Donald, Capt. by purch. vice Gammell, ret. 6 Oct. Waymouth, from 32 F. do. 13 do. Ens. M'Cumming, Lt. by purch. 6 do. C. Galwey, Ens.

do.

Capt. Pilkington, from h. p. 59 F. Capt. vice Peat, exch.

do.

J. K. Johnston, do. by purch. vice Delancey, 16 F.

22 Sept.

Ens. and Adj. Spiller, rank of Lt. 6 Oct. Lieut. Gilliess, from h. p. Lieut. vice Bickerton, exch. rec. diff.

do.

Gent. Cadet S. G. Dalgety, from R. Mill. Coll. Ens. vice Price, 78 F. do. Lt. Mitchell, from 11 F. Capt. by purch. vice Borlase, ret. 8 Sept.

Ens. Cumberland, from 35 F. Lt. by purch. vice Ousely, prom. 15 Oct. Lt. Lynch, from 25 F. Capt. by purch. vice Colthurst, ret. 17 Aug. Maxwell, from h. p. 25 F. Lt. vice Dutton, New So. Wales Comp.

24 Sept.

Ens. Gregory, Lt. by purch. vice Allan, prom.

J. H. Armstrong, Ens.

Lt. Wolfe, Adj. vice Stevens, prom.

Royal Engineers.

1st Lt. Wortham, 2d Capt. vice Birch, h. p.

2d Li. Walpole, 1st Lt.

24 Sept.

do.

Gent. Cadet R. Howorth, 2d Lt. 6 Aug

J. D. Heatley, do. 12 Sept

R. Dashwood, do.

do

C. C. Wilkinson, do.

do

1 Oct. do.

6 do.

D. Browne, do. vice Wood,

2d Lt. Stewart, 1st Lt.

do

J. Benyon, 2d Lt.

do.

22 do.

6 Oct.

74 F. H. Mackesey, Hosp. Assist. 22 Sept. R. Johnston, do. vice Minty, 51 F. do. W. Macready, do. vice Mullarky, 27 F, 6 Octdo. W. H. Crawford, do. vice Smyth, 85 F. do.

BIRTHS.

April 26. At Madras, the Lady of Lieutenant-
Colonel George Cadell, Deputy-Adjutant-General,
of a daughter.

Aug. 6. At Malta, Lady Ross, of a son.

Sept. 5. At Hopewell, St Ann's, Jamaica, the
Lady of William Shand, Esq. of Balmakewan, of
a daughter.

18. At Naples, Mrs William Scott, of a son.
Oct. 2. At Stirling, the Lady of John Fraser,
Esq. advocate, of a daughter.

-At Warriston Crescent, the Lady of Cap-
tain Campbell, of the Royal Artillery, of a daugh-

At Cramond, Mrs Hope Johnstone of An-
nandale, of a son.

21 At Ivy House, near Leeds, the Lady Geor-
giana Cathcart, of a daughter.

22. At Chester Hall, Mrs Kinnear, of a daugh-
ter.

23. At Belton, the Lady of Captain James Hay,
Royal Navy, of a daughter.

25. At Edinburgh, Mrs Welsh, 60, Northum-
berland Street, of a daughter.

-At Glasgow, the Lady of Captain W. A.
Riah, 79th Highlanders, of a son.

At No. 60, Great King Street, Mrs Bridges,
of a daughter.

Mrs Smith, Albany Street, of a son.
29. At Edinburgh, the Lady of Archibald Mac-
bean, Esq. Royal Horse Artillery, of a daughter.

At Glenmoriston, the Lady of William Stuart
of Glenmoriston, of a son.

At Darnick, Roxburghshire, Mrs Thomas
Smith, of a son.

-

Mrs Kirkwood, Paterson's Court, Brough-
ton, of a son.

30. At Charlotte Street, Leith, Mrs Thomas
Young, of a son.

31. At Melrose, Mrs Spencer, of a daughter.

At her house in Portland Place, London, the
Lady of James Stewart, Esq. M. P. of a son.

At Usan, Mrs Keith, of a daughter.
Nov. 2. At Wormiston, Fifeshire, Mrs David
Lindesay, of a son.

5. At 12, Pitt Street, Mrs Bayley, of a daughter
Lately, at Lochbuy House, the Lady of Mur-
doch Maclaine, Esq. of Lochbuy, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

Aug. 11. At Montreal, Captain Read, of the
Royal Staff Corps, to Christian, daughter of Ma-
jor-General G. Gordon.

Sept. 27. At Isle of Nith, Robert M'Millan,
Esq. of Holm, to Mary, third daughter of James
Goldie, Esq. of Knockauchly.

Oct. 4. At Foulden West Mains, the Rev. Wil-

liam Ritchie, of Athelstaneford, to Isabella,
daughter of Robert Brown, Esq.

At Crieff, the Rev. Robert Brydon, of Dun-
score, Dumfriesshire, to Matilda, daughter of the
late Lawrence Mackenzie, collector of excise at
Campbelton.

6. At Edinburgh, David Guthrie, Esq. mer-
chant, Brechin, to Anne, eldest daughter of the
late John Burns, Esq. Bo'ness.

At Leith, Peter Gray, Esq. writer, Alloa, to
Mary, eldest daughter of Adam White, Esq. mer-
chant, Leith.

7. Át Leith, James Duncan, Esq. shipowner,
Leith, to Hester, eldest daughter of the late Mr
Peter Scott, merchant, Leith.

11. At Edinburgh, the Rev. William Limont,
of South College Street Church, to Sarah, eldest
daughter of James Weddell, Esq. Hanover Street.

At St Swithin's Church, Winchester, the
Lord Bishop of Barbadoes, (Dr Coleridge), to Miss
Rennel, eldest daughter of the Very Rev. the
Dean of Winchester.

15. At Archibald Place, Thomas Alexander,
Esq. surgeon, to Isabella, second daughter of the
late Ralph Richardson, Esq. merchant, Edin-
burgh.

17. At Glenericht Cottage, Perthshire the Rev.
Allan Macpherson, A. M. rector of Barnard St
Leonard, Wilts, to Margaret, youngest daughter.
of the late William Chambers, Esq. of Glenericht.
-At Shiplake, the Hon. and Rev. Frederick
Bertie, to Georgina Anne Emily Kerr, second
daughter of Rear-Admiral Lord Mark Kerr.

18. At Glasgow, the Rev. Colin Hunter, Loch-
tayside, to Janet, eldest daughter of Mr Daniel
Morrison, Glasgow.

19. At Watton Church, Herts, the Hon. Alex-
ander Leslie Melville, brother of the Earl of Le-
ven and Melville, to Charlotte, daughter of Sa-
muel Smith, Esq. M. P.

20. At Braendam House, Andrew Wilson, jun.
Esq. of College Street, Glasgow, to Marsilla,
daughter of Alexander Macdonald, Esq. of Dal-
lilea.

At the Protestant Church of La Tour, in
Piedmont, Josiah Webb Archibald, Esq. of Porto
Rico, to Fanny, youngest daughter of Dr Andrew
Berry of Edinburgh.

29. At the Vice-Regal Lodge, in the Phoenix
Park, Dublin, his Excellency the Marquis of Wel-
lesley, to Mrs Patterson. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Primate of Ireland, and the Bishop
of Raphoe gave away the elegant and beautiful
bride. The Lord Primate having concluded the
solemn rites according to the ordinances of the
Established Church, the most Rev. Dr Murray,
the Titular Archbishop of Dublin, finally perfected
the indissoluble knot, by administering the sacra-
ment of marriage in the manner prescribed by the
Roman Catholic Church. Mrs Patterson (now
Marchioness of Wellesley) is about 35, extremely
beautiful, and immensely rich. She is of Irish
descent. Her grandfather, Mr Carrol, who is yet
alive, resides in the city of Washington. Mrs Pat-
terson's maiden name was Caton. She had been
originally married to the brother of Mrs Jerome
Buonaparte. The Marquis Wellesley is 65 years
old.

DEATHS.

April 21. At Singapore, Lieut. William Dalzell,
of the 34th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry.
26. At Colombo, in the island of Ceylon, Ensign
Mackenzie, of the 16th regiment.

May 30. At sea, in the Bay of Bengal, on board
the ship Providence, Mrs Smith, aged 27, wife
of John Smith, Esq. of Drongan, Ayrshire.

June 6. At sea, on a voyage to St Helena, Ma-
jor John Ross Cleghorn, of the Engineers, H. E.
I. C. Service, Madras, eldest son of Hugh Cleg-
horn, Esq. of Stravithie.

22. At Buenos Ayres, near Lisbon, Mary Bar-
bara, the Lady of James Charles Duff, Esq. of
Lisbon.

July 21. At St Domingo, Captain Arch. Black,
a native of Greenock.

Aug. On the Jamaica station, John Sinclair,

of Sept. and the 19th of Oct. 1825;

Aughtie, T. Poultry, grocer.
Barnes, W. Richardby, Cumberland, hay and
corn-merchant.

Booty, J. Newport, grocer.

Brinley, J. S. Birchin-lane, ship and insurance-
broker.

Bridgeman, J. Bethnal-green, tallow-chandler.
Brown, J. Shadwell, plumber.

Butler, T. Old Radford, Nottingham, joiner.
Byers, N. Bath-street, Clerkenwell, oilman.
Collens, F. Pall Mall, man-milliner.
Coley, F. H. Broad-street, wine-merchant.
Cooper, T. W. Liverpool, chemist.

Cowdroy, W. Gorton, Lancaster, glue-maker.
Dennett, C. R. Fulham-road, Little Chelsea,
cheese-monger.

Dickinson, J. Church-passage, Guildhall, ware-
houseman.

Dobson, J. Hesketh-with-Becconsalt, grocer.
Emerson, J. and S.S. Whitechapel-road, corn-
factors.

Fairclough, R. Liverpool, painter and glazier.
Follett, J. Bath, innkeeper.

Ford, R. Bridgewater, merchant.

Ford, W. Broadway, Blackfriars, tea-dealer.
Hall, W. Gutter-lane, warehouseman.

Haworth, A. and J. Whitehead, Lever Banks,
near Bolton, calico-printers.

Harvey, W. Cloudesley-terrace, Islington, sur-

extracted from the London Gazette.

Johns, H. I. Devonshire, banker.
Kincaid, J. Spital-square, silk-manufacturer
King, C. Cranbrook, banker.

King, T. Bermondsey-new-road, linen-draper.
Leven, W. L. Grove-lane, Camberwell, merchant.
Lowes, W. Liverpool, broker.

Messey, W. Heaton Norris, cotton-manufacturer.
Millin, E. Berkeley-square, shoemaker.

Mollen, J. G. and R. Alger, Change-alley, timber-
merchant.

Nachbar, J. jun. Old Brentford, gardener.
Nash, J. Bristol, wharfinger.

Nichol J. and P. Cornhill, merchants.
Pain, R. G. City, underwriter.

Ploudfoot, J. Queen-street, Cheapside, tallow-
chandler.

Potter, C. Scarborough, Yorkshire, coach-painter.
Pringle, J. London-road, victualler,

Procter, S. Calverley, clothier.

Robinson, R. Friday-street, tavern-keeper.
Robson, W. J. Oxford-street, grocer.

Sandwell, J. Strand, tavern-keeper.
Smith, J. Broad-street, broker.

Squire, J. and W. and W. W. Prideaux, Kings-
bridge, Devon, bankers.

Stevens, J. Lime-street, merchant.

Summer, T. Clithero, Lancashire, ironmonger.
Sutcliffe, T. Halifax, cotton-spinner.
Tristam, J. Wolverhampton, ironmaster.
Tucker, T. High-street, Borough, oil and colour-

man.

Tutin, R. Birmingham, builder.

Walker, W. and T. Baker, Cannon-street, grocers.
Watts, J. F. Angel-court, Throgmorton-street,
stockbroker.

Welsford, J. Little Guildford-street, Southwark,
timber-merchant.

Whitelock, J. Retford, Nottinghamshire, draper.
Witherington, C. H. Borough-road, apothecary.
Wood, D. Milk-street, woollen-warehouseman.

Andrew, William, of Newlandmuir.

Brown, Thomas, manufacturer, Prinlaws, Less-
lie, Fife.

Dougall, John, fish-hookmaker, and hardware-
merchant in G asgow.

Elliot, Andrew, builder in Portobello.
Gibson, John, auctioneer and broker, Edinburgh.
Grant, James, shoemaker, dealer in leather, &c.
Newton-upon-Ayr.

Jacobs, R. and Company, hatters in Edinburgh.
Johnston, Alexander, and Co. merchants and soda
manufacturers, Strathbungo, parish of Govan.

DIVIDENDS.

Cousin, James, silk and cotton-yarn merchant
in Paisley; a second dividend 17th November.
Hardie, James, grocer and spirit-dealer in Kirk-
aldy; a dividend 12th November.

Stewart, David, junior, late oil and colourman
and spirit-merchant, Edinburgh; a dividend 2d
December.

Welsh and Dingwall, wood-merchants and join-
ers in Greenock; a second dividend 28th No-
vember.