... Captain of a troop, by purchase, vice Jonston, who re- tires. Cornet John Phibbs to be Lieutenant, vice lia- milton. 10th Light Dragoonts-Sub.Lieutenant Hon. Francis Charles Stanhope; from the Ist regiment of life guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Chamnbers ...

... 'FRO- THE LONDON GAZETTE. WAR OFFICE-Dec. 14. Qd ?? of Light 'Guards-J. 0. Fairlie to be Cot- net and suibLieutenaiit, by purihbase, vice Franklen, who retires; dated I7th November 1S29. Boval llefgiment of }lorse Guirds-Corporal - C. Fair- brother tO ...

... be Major of infantry, by purchase; dated 19th Feb. 1H05PITAL STAFF. Staff-Assistant Surgeon 3. B. Waterson, to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice oime, ?? J. Fergusson, IM.D. to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice Waterston ; both dated 51st Jan. 7 r.tMotr ...

... Gloucester. Lieu- tenant Andrews, 28th, has succeeded Lieutenant Grey, 4th regiment, at St Alban's. Lieutetmant Hill, 68th light infantry, is one of Gene- ral Lord Hill's Aides-de-Camp at ?? Horse Guards, in place of Major Muackworthi, who has retired. Captain ...

... Alexander Campbell, I Barr. from the York light infantry volunteers, to be Colonel, vice Sir Edward Paget,appointed to the-tunimand of the2sth foot; dated December 26. 1815. Captain James W. Nunn, from the half-pay of the 51st foot,to be Captain of a company, ...

... - Unattached-To he Lieutenant-Colonels of infantry, by purchase': Major' W. Macadam, from the 75th foot; Cap- tainm C. P. Ellis, from the 1st or grenadier regiment of foot guards. - To be Majors of infantry, by purchase: Captains C F. A. M. Fraser, from ...

... North America. Assistant- Surgon Ewing, of the Ist battalion, embarked at Cork, in ch g4 of the 2d division of the 43d light infantry, a Seaond - Assistant-Surgeon in this instance, as in that of the !th regiment, not being appointed in time to accos panythe ...

... as -having taken part with the rebels, was in 161l a Colonel in the service oflBonaparte, comalfnd' ing the 51st regiment of Freach light infantry, and an officer of the Legion-of Honour. In thi following year he was promoted to tile rank 041 'General of ...

... Chasseurs Britanniques-Joseph Bernard M'Dermot to be h Ensign1 without purchase, vide Synakath- appointed to the York light infantry volunteers. ' . Corsican Rangers-Major Abraham Schumpelketel to have permanent irauk in the armty. Ensign Percy. Simpson ...

... Buttevant, and nill shiartl' enaleurk at Criev to replace the 12th at Gibraltar. Oil tha irrisi iof tie 92id at Gibraltar, the 51st light infantryri a hirn iule from the Alediterrilann. The 64th, from Mellingar, replace the 77th at Ja- maico, and the 76th, from ...

... and ilitary Gazette. T he following officers retired from the arm'v lust week: -Captain Tower, 7th light ?? Flnt, *2d ?? lord Antrim, 7th ?? Gregory, 51st ?? Amireaux, 80th foot-and AsEistant. Surgeon Vowell, 73d1 follt. During the last year there has been ...

... the wholehof the davalry, z:;d a considerable body of infantry, but they did- not ;'.zemptto press upon oufiear. They took advan- tage of the ground to cionade our rear-guard, c consistiog.of the light.divisionunder Major-General Charles Alten,on the 17th;-on- ...