14. Hon. Louisa Townshend. 19. Lady Viscountess Galway. 20. Lady Juliana Penn. 27. Lady Elizabeth Noel. Earl of Miltown.

drew Mitchell, K. B. vice-admirals of the blue-to be vice-admirals of the white.

January 1. Christopher Parker, esq. Philip Patton, esq. Charles Morice Pole, esq. John Brown, esq. John Leigh Douglas, esq. William Swiney, esq. Charles Edmund Nugent, esq. Charles Powell Hamilton, esq. Edmund Dod, esq. right hon. Horatio lord Nelson, K. B. rear admirals of the red-to be vice-admirals of the blue.

Thomas Mackenzie, esq. Thomas Pringle, esq. sir Roger Curtis, bart. sir Henry Harvey, K. B. Robert Man, esq. sir William Parker, bart. Charles Holmes Calmady, esq. John Bourmaster, esq. sir George Young, kut. John Henry, esq. Richard Rodney Bligh, esq. vice-admirals of the white-to be vice-admirals of the red.

James Brine, esq. John Paken

ham, esq. sir Erasmus Gower, knt. John Holloway, esq. John Blanket, esq. George Wilson, esq. sir Charles Henry Knowles, bart. hon. Thomas Pakenham, Robert Deans, esq. Cuthbert Collingwood, esq. James Hawkins Whitshed, esq. Arthur Kempe, esq. Smith Child, esq. right hon. lord Charles Fitzgerald, Thomas Taylor, esq. John Thomas Duckworth, esq. rear-admirals of the white-to be rear-admirals of thered.

John Knowles, esq. John Willett Payne, esq. sir Robert Calder, bart. James Richard Dacres, esq. hon. George Berkeley, Thomas West, esq. James Douglas, esq. Peter Aplin, esq. Henry Savage, esq. Bartholomew Samuel Rowley, esq. sir Richard Bickerton, bart. George Bowen, esq. Robert Montague, esq. John Fergusson, esq. Edward Edwards, esq. sir John Borlase Warren, bart. and K. B. rear-admirals of the blue-to be rear-admirals of the white.

The under-mentioned captains were also appointed flagofficers of his majesty's ficet, viz.

-. Edward Tyrrel Smith, esq. Thomas Graves (1st), esq. Thomas Macnamara Ruffel, esq. Sylverius Moriarty, esq. sir Henry Trollope, knt.-to be rear-admirals of the white.

January

January 1.Henry Edwin Stanhope, esq. Robert M'Douall, esq. Billy Douglas, esq. John Wickey, esq. John Inglis, esq. John Fish, esq. Jahleel Breton (1st), esq. John Knight, esq. Edward Thornborough, esq. James Kempthorne, esq. Samson Edwards, esq. George Campbell, esq. Thomas Hicks, esq. Henry Cromwell, esq. Arthur Philip,esq. ir William George Fairfax, kit. Thomas Totty, esq. sir James Saumarez, knt.-to be rear-admiralsof the blue.

- Sir Edward Pellew, bart. William Domett, esq. and sir Thomas Troubridge, bart. to be colonels of his majesty's marine forces, in the room of Edward Thornborough, esq. sir William-George Fairfax, knt, and sir James Saumarez, knt. appointed flag-officers of his majesty's fleet.

- Lieutenant-generals Benjamin Gordon, George Ainslie, James Adeane, Edward Smith, Thomas Bland, Felix Buckley, Henry Watson Powell, Thomas Stirling, George Garth, and Richard Grenville, to be generals in the army.

Major-generals: Horatio Spry, W. Souter Johnstone, Harry Innes, Robert Donkin, James Balfour, James Francis Perkins, Norman M'Leod, Alexander Campbell, Francis D'Oyly, sir James Duffe, knt. Henry ford Mulgrave, Grice Blakeney, Paulus Æmilius Irving, George Harris, Richard Vyse, William lord Catheart, Banastre Tarleton, sir Hugh Dalrymple, knt. Gordon Forbes, Andrew Gordon, John Floyd, Oliver Delancey, John Graves Simcoe, and sir James Henry Craig, K. B. to be lieutenant-generats in the army.

- Colonels: John Stuart, of the royal artillery; hon. Robert Taylor, of the 5th dragoon-guards; Gerrit Fisher, of the 9th foot; George Milner, of the 3d foot

guards; John Henry Fraser, of the 11th foot; W. D. M'Lean Clephane, of the 3d foot-guards; Charles Barnet, of ditto; George marquis of Huntley, of the 92d foot; George Benson; hon. Edward Finch, of the Coldstream guards; Isaac Gascoyne, of the 34th foot; George Frederick lord Southampton, of ditto; and Stephen Poyntz, of the 1st regiment of life-guards; to be major-generals in the army.

January 1. Lieutenant-colonels: James O'Moore, of the late Irish brigade; Thomas M'Dermott, of ditio; Eugene M'Carthy, of ditto; Edward Stack, of ditto; Hugh Lyle Carmichael, of the 2d WestIndia regiment; hon. John Broderick; Henry Warde, of the 1st foot-guards; James Durham, of the Fifeshire fencible infantry; hon. David Leslie, of the Tay ditto; James Leith, of the princess of Wales's ditto; John Manners Kerr, of the 62d foot; Thomas Scott, of the Scotch brigade; Quin John Freeman, of the 16th foot, William Robertson, of the late Perth fensibles; Arthur Wolfe, of the 70th foot; Matthew Baillie, of the late 134th foot; Tomkins Hilgrove Turner, of the 3d foot-guards: John Randall M'Kenzie, of the 78th foot; Christopher Tilson, of the 44th ditto; William Simson, of the North Lowland fencibles; hon. W. Mordaunt Maitland, of the Devon and Cornwall fencibles; William Munro, of the Caithness legion; James Campbell, of the Cheshire fencibles; Thomas Picton, of the 56th foot; John Gordon Cumming, of the Loyal Inverness fencibles, John Crew, of the Lochaber fencibles; hon. George Lowrey Cole, of Villette's regiment; Marcus Beresford, of the late 15th foot; Gonville Bromhead, of the (G 3)

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late 126th foot; Charles M'Donel, on half-pay of a late regiment of foot; George earl of Granard, of the late 108th foot; Mungo Noble, of the 67th foot; Stafford Lightburne, of the 53d ditto; John-Henry Loft, on half-pay of the independents; sir William Erskine, bart. of the late 133d foot; Nathanael W. Massey, of the 27th foot; Francis Moore, of the late 128th ditto; hon. Robert King, of the late 127th ditto; William-Henry Clinton, of the 1st foot-guards; George Dalrymple, of the 19th foot; and John Taubman, of the late 110th foot; to be colonels in the army.

January 1. Majors: Peter Beaver, of the 27th foot; William Savary, of the 14th light-dragoons; Hampson P. Thomas, of the 64th foot; Thomas McMahon, of the 27th ditto; John Picton, of the 12th ditto; hon. Edward Wingfield, of the 40th foot; John Ford, of the S0th ditto; Archibald Bothwell, of the 2d dragoons; Arthur Annesly, of the late 31st light-dragoons; hon. lord Hely Hutchinson, of the late 112th foot; Benjamin Rowe, of the 50th foot; Kenneth M Rae, of the 76th ditto; Edward Boland, of the 40th ditto; Henry Hawley, of the 45th ditto; Edward Scott, of the 13th ditto; James Logan, of the 51st ditto; William M Caskill, of the late 92d ditto; Donald Robertson, of the 21st ditto; Thomas Probyn, of the 18th ditto; John Gordon, of the 38th ditto; George Wilson, of the 39th ditto; George Maddison, of the 65th ditto; John Crowgey, of the 58th ditto; John Wauchope, of the 19th ditto; Frederick-William Buller, of the 88th ditto; Humphrey Davie, of the 5th ditto; Joan R. Broadhead, of the late 121st ditto; Thomas Bradford, of the Nottingham ferribles; Thomas-G. Elrington, of the late 115th

foot; George-H. Mason, of the late 102d ditto; John-Granby Clay, of the 54th ditto; Alexander Colston, of the late 102d ditto; John Grey, of the 41st ditto; William Lockhart, of the 30th ditto; Archibald Butter, of the 18th light-dragoons; hon. John Creighton, of the late 124th foot; Dunbar-J. Hunter, of the 19th foot; John Campbell, of the late 2d battalion of the late 82d foot; Sydney Scroggs, of the 4th foot; Alexander-Cosby Jackson, of the 40th ditto; Gage John Hall, of the 9th ditto; Robert Ross, of the 20th ditto; and George Wynyard, of the 27th light-dragoons; to be lieutenant-colonels in the army.

January 1. Geo. Buchan Hepburn, esq. judge-admiral of Scotland, to be one of the barons of exchequer in Scotland, vice Gordon, deceased,

[Dublin, January 3. Richard earl of Shannon, K. P. right hon. Isaac Corry, chancellor of his majesty's exchequer of this kingdom for the time being, right hon. Robert Stewart, commonly called lord viscount Castlereagh, chief secretary to the lord lieutenant, or, in the absence of the said chief secretary, the under secretary for the time being to the lord lieutenant, or, in the absence of the said chief secretary, the under secretary for the time being for the civil department of the said chief. secretary's office; the right hon. Lodge lord Frankfort, the right hon. John Loftus Loftus, commonly called lord viscount Loftus, and the right hon. Maurice Fitzgerald, to be commissioners for executing the office of treasurer of his majesty's exchequer.]

6. Invalids. Brevet lieut.-colonel James Fahy, to be commandant of the independent companies of inva lids at Alderney, vice Gordon. Brevet. Col. James Erskine, of the 15th light-dragoons, to be aide-du

camp

camp to the king, vice Manningham, appointed to the command of the rifle corps.

January 7. Sir Thomas Troubridge, bart. capt. in the royal navy, and colonel of his majesty's marine forces; capt. Alexander-John Ball, of the royal navy; capt. Samuel Hood, of the royal navy; and capt. Benjamin Hallowell, of the royal navy; permitted to accept the rank of commanders of the order of St. Ferdinand and of Merit, which it is the intention of Ferdinand IV. king of the Two Sicilies, to confer upon them, and to bear the insignia of commanders of the said order.

10. Major-general T. Garth, from the 22d light-dragoons, to be colonel of the 1st regiment of dragoons, vice Goldsworthy, deceased.

13. The dignity of a baron of the united kingdom of Great-Britain and Ireland to the most hon. Charles marquis of Drogheda, of the kingdom of Ireland, K. P. and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title of baron Moore, of Moore-place, county of Kent; to the most hon. Charles marquis of Ely, of the kingdom of Ireland, K. P. by the name, &c. of baron Loftus, of Long Loftus, in the county of York; to the right hon. Walter earl of Ormond and Upper Ossory, of the kingdom of Ireland, K. P. by the name, &c. of baron Butler, of Lanthony, in the county of Monmouth; and to the right hon. John-Joshua earl of Carysfort, of the kingdom of Ireland, K. P. by the name, &c. of baron Carysfort, of the hundred of Norman-cross, in the county of Huntingdon.

- Barracks. John Wilson, late barrack-master of the temporary cavalry barracks at Canterbury, to be barrack-master of the permanent cavalry barracks at Canterbury. James-Am. Chaundy, to be barrack

master of the temporary cavalry barracks at Canterbury, viceWilson.

January 20. Invalids. Capt. Wm. Archer, from the invalids at Sheerness, to be captain of an independent company of invalids at Chatham, vice Wadman, dec.; col. W. Swinburne, from the invalids at Fort George, to be captain of an independent company of invalids at Sheerness, vice Archer; and capt. Benjamin Rogers, from the 53d foot, to be captain of an independent company of invalids at Fort George, vice Swinburne.— Brevet. Major Boyle Travers, of the late 114th foot, to be lieutenantcolonel in the army.

27. Brevet. To be brigadier-generals in the West Indies only: col. David Cuny nghame, of the 60th foot; col. Patrick Wauchope, of the 50th foot; col. Baldwin Leighton, of the 46th foot; and col. Martin Hunter, of the 48th foot. Col. Thomas Peter, inspecting field-officer. To be colonel in the army, lieut.-col. Rob. Barnard Sparrow, of the Loyal Essex fencible infantry.Hospital-staff. Surgeon John Buffa, from the Royal Irish fuzileers, to be physician to the forces. Surgeon Wm. Henderson, from the 74th foot, to be surgeon to the forces, vice Alex. Grant, deceased.

31. Right hon. William archibishop of Armagh, sworn of his majesty's most honourable privy-coun cil.

February 3. Brevet. Lieut.-col. count Bartholomew O'Mahony, of the late 6th regiment of the Irish brigade, to be colonel in the army.Hospital-staff. Surgeon W. Wood, from the 64th foot, to be apothecary to the forces. Hospital-mate Geo. Toosey, to be apothecary to the forces, vice Travers, superseded.

10. Brevet. Col. Manners Kerr, of the 62d foot, to be brigadiergeneral to the forces in the West(G 4)

Indies