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... GAZETTE. War office, Dec. 28, 1799* Royal reg. of hotfe guards, major Andicw Corbett to he licut. colonel, without purch. vice Staveley, appointed the command of agth light diags. Brevet-maioi Wm Paul Cer. jat to major, vice Corbett. Captain-lieut. Wm Miller ...
... Carring | Urn, Grenville, Gwyder, jßridport, lier.ly, Hub.'rf, and Boston; Generals —Loftus, Adeane, D'Oiley, Fshcr, Harris, Staveley, and Disbrow; Admirals-—Man, Sir H. Parker, SirP. Parker, Sirß. Onslow; Colonels—Long, Herrie*, Sims, Jackson, Weston, Nugint ...
... tavlor, at Guildhall, London. April 1 Thomas Peach, of Loughborough, Leicester, h.ttkr. at the house of Mr. Christopher Staveley, the Bullâs- inn. Loughborough. . OrOfent's tn hfcrtnlrf brfore lh' 3l tf of March. Nathaniel Lucas and Charles Berke ...
... Volunteers. Ensign John Jewell to be lieutenant, vice Gordon, ■who resigns. Ensign Robert Boat field to be lieutenant, vice Staveley, who resigns. Wick Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Francis Quoy« first lieutenant, vice Miller, who resigns. Jonn Oul, gent ...
... Wednefday’s POSTS. LONDON GAZETTE. B ANKRUPTS. Lip p of Piccadilly, broker. . Staveley, of ‘Halifax, York- » Merchant. Nathaniel James, ee Werpool, factor. ...
... DIVIDENDS. June John Davys, Loughborough, in Leicester, monyt-stTivencr, at the house of Christopher Staveley, the Bull’s Head Inn, in Loughborough. Juno 5. Thomas Tinson, of Charing-Cross, Middlesex, silversmith, Guildhall, London. June I. JohnFishwick ...
... Hie Court closed, and the Royal family returned to the Queen’s House. The following order has been issued bv Major- General Staveley the troops in the Northern district:— . Mr. T. Slicridan. “TOT novel and I'nexppcted scene was displayed at I about two o’clock ...
... and the 4th or Queen's own re- lelent of dragoons, are to form a brigade of heavy ca- vary under the command of Major-Gen. Staveley, to te Lttioned in this ?? x4th and o th light dra- goons are row on their march for this difiricf and may le expefted to ...
... eomany in Cbilham Park; he was accompanied his Royal Brother the Duke of Cambridge, General Sir David Dundas, Major Generals Staveley and Moore, and the respectjxe officers of their staffs. The troops very fine appearance and went through the different movements ...
... Pulteney, BEarl of Chathar-n, K. G. and Lord Hutcliinfon, Il. B. 1 Major-Generals~ Hon. C. Lennox, Colin lh4aclsenxie, FMiles Staveley, George Churchill, John Moore, Henry eWynyard, WilhianaThorohill, Hon. Jlames Forbes, and Williamn Cartwrighit. HOME E-A ...
... ensign, by p. reg. foot, captain Reginald Fowden, from halfday 35th, to be captain a comp. vice Green, who exchanges. 4th, F. Staveley, gent, to be ensign, p. vice promoted. 6th, lieut. Andrew Creane, from half-pay of 56th, to lieut. vice Jackson, who exchanges ...
... papers relating to the Trade and Navigation ol Great Britain; and account ol the Income and Expenditure tor the last year. Mr, Staveley presented the Post-office accounts. The Ew lof Lime-rick moved for an account ail sums of money paid, par, from the Government ...