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The Edinburgh Gazette, Issue 3340 < No. 3340 > PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. FROM TUESDAY, JUNK 7, TO FRIDAY, JUNK 10, 1825. Right Honoorsble George Viscount Tomngton. Ron ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, May 87, 1825. William Austen, Esq. C. B. to be Colonels in His Donelly, Esq. Sir John Poo Beresford, Bart. K. C. B. Majesty's Royal Marine Forces, in the room of Thomas Eyles, Esq. Thomas L« Marchant Gostelin, Esq. Aiskew Paffard Hollis, Esq. Sir Edward William This day, in pursuance of His Majesty's pleasure, the Sir Charles Rowley, K. C. B. Bamael James Ballard, E«j. following Flag-Officers of His Majesty's Fleet were promot- Robert Relief. E«q. Walter Locke, Bsq. Sir David Campbell Rich Owen, K. C. B. George Scott, Esq. ed, vie. Milne, K. C. B. Jame» Young, Esq. To be Vice-Admi- C. B. and Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy, Bart. Admirals of the White—James Dougl". n«S- Sir Richard rals of the Blnn K. C. B. appointed Flag Officers of His Majesty's Roisey Birkerton, Bart. K. C- »- Robert Montague, Esq. Rear.Admirala of the White—T«mn Macnamara. £sq. Fleet. 8h- Henry Trollop*. K- C. B- To be Admirals of th« Red. Robert Waller Otway, Esq. William Wiodham, Ex}- Adm!r»U of the Blue—John Aylmer, Esq. Theophihis Edward Fellowes, Esq. Willoughby Thomas Lake, Esq. Jones, Enq- S» William Domett, G. C. B. William C. B. Sir Charles Ogle, Bart. Henry Raper, Esq. Sir DOWNING STREET, May 28, 1825, Woleseley. Esq. Sir John Button, K. C. B. Robert William Charles Fahie, K. C. B. Sir George Byre, K. C. B- Msrray Esq. Honourable Sir Alexander Inglis Cochran, Robert Lambert, Esq. Joseph Bingham, Esq. Robert Dud- The King has been pleased to appoint Lieute- G. C. B. John Markham, Eiq. Edward Bowater, Esq. ley Olifer, Esq. Thomas Boys, Esq. Sir Charles Brisbane, nant-General Sir Hilgrove Turner, K. C. and K. C. George Palmer, Eiq. To be Admirals of the White. K. C. B. Sir Jobs Talbot, K. C. B. John Richard Delap H. to be Governor and Commander in Chief of the Vice-Admirals of the Red—Sir Henry Nicholls, K. C. B. Tollemache, Esq. John Giffard, Etq. John West, En} Bermudas or Somers Islands. Sir Herbert Sawyer, K. C. B. Sir Davidge Gould, K. C. Stephen Poyntz, Esq. Right Honourable John Lord ColriUe. B. Sir Richard Goodwin Keats, G. C. B. Robert Devereaz John Cocket, £sq. Sir Archibald Collingwood Dicksan, Fancourt, Esq. Honourable Sir Robert Stopford, K. C. B. Bart. Robert Winthrop, Etq. an« Bear-Admiril of the Mark Robinson, Eiq. Thomas Revell Shivers, Esq. John Blue, Henry Digby, Usq, To be Rear Admirals of the Red. Af aster of the Horse'i-Offlce, Royal-Atewse, Pin- Dilkes, Esq. Sir Thomas Foley, G. C. B. Sir Charles Bear-Admirato of the Blue—Charles Ekins, Esq. C. B. licoy May 30, 1825. Tyler, K. C. B. Sir Manley Dhton, K. C. B. George Benjamin William Pager Esq. Honourable Philip Wode- Loaack, Esq. Sir Thomas Bertie, fat. To be Admirals house. Thomas Alexander, Etq. Andrew Smith Esq. Sir The King has been graciously pleased to appoint of the Blue. Edward Berry, Bart. K. C. B. William Prowse, Esq. C. B. Joseph Henry Hudson, Esq. a Page of Honour to Vtee-Adrairals of the White—Sir Robert Moorson, K. Right Honourable Lord Mark Robert Kerr. Sir James His Majesty in Ordinary, in the room of Arthur C. B. Sir Charles Hamilton, Bart. Honourable Henry Athol Wood, Knt. C. B. Thomas Harvey, Esq. C. B. Rich- Wellesley Torrens, Esq. promoted. Cur ion. Sir Lawrence William H allied, K. C. B. Sir ard Hutsey Moubray, Esq. C. B. Henry Richard Glynn, Esq. Harry N«ale, Bart. G. C. B. Sir Joseph Sidney Yorfce, K. John Bligb, Esq. C. B. Sir Edward Hamilton, Bart. K. C. C. B. Honourable Sir Arthur Kay Legge, K. C. B. B. Thomas Baker, Esq. C. B. Samuel Sutton, Esq. Sir OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 23, 1825. Right Honourable George Eari of Galloway, K. T. Sir Robert Laurie, Bart. William Hall Gage, Esq. John Min- land, Eiq. Stair Douglas, Esq. James Walker, Eaa- C. B. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Quartermaster William Fianei. Laforey, Bart. K. C. B. Sir Philip Charlss Hen- Pilton, from the half-pay of the late Corps of Royal Artil- denoo Durham, K. a B. Sir Israel Pellew, K. C. B. Honourable Sir Charles Paget, Knt Hobert Williams, Esq. Richard Worsely, Esq. To be Bear-Admirals of the lery Drivers, to be Quartermaster, vice Wigton, deceased ; Alnaoder Fraser, Esq. Sir Benjamin Hallowell, K. C. B. dated May S. slight Honourable Lord Amelias BeanclerV, K. C. B. Wil- White. And the onder-mentioffed Captaias were also appointed Corps of Royal Engineers—Gentleman Cadet Robert «» Taylor, Esq. Sit James Nieoll Morris, K. C. B. Boteler to be Second Lieutenant; dated May 11. JU K a B T Flag-Officers of his Majesty's Fleet, viz- Aiskew Paffard of'th. H"" * * ""**"' - - O be Vice-Admirals Hollis, Esq. Sir Henry Hcathcote, Knt. Andrew Fitzher- o e Blue—Siue— rr Willia'Wlliam JohnstonJonsto e Hope, bert Evans, Esq. Sir Edward William Campbell Rich Oweo, May 26, 1885. Ki ht K. C- B. George Frederick Ryves, Esq. George Scott, E»q. ^T *• B HonourablJlee LorLord HenryHenry PanlettPaalett,, K. C. B. Royal Regiment of Artillery— Gentleman Cadet Howe iarles William Pater*™, KsqEsq.. siSirr GeorgGeorge eCock Cockburnb , G. C. B. Thomas Dundas Esq. George Kowke. Esq. Richard • »• Harrison Pearson, Esq. George Artie, Esq. John Tre- C. Sevan to be Second Lieutenant, vice Carmichaei Smyth, James Carpenter, Esq. Robert Barton, Esq. Sir promoted in the 46th Regiment ; dated May 5. " Mo«e, K. C, B. Matthew Henry Scott, Esq. mayne Rodd, Esq. C. B. Sir Thomas Mastennan Hardy, ..... > E«q- Sir Henry William Baynrun, K. C. B. Bart. K. C. B. William Cumberland, E«q. Graham Eden Kichard King, Bart K. C. B. Edward Griffith Colpoys, Hamond, Esq. C. B. Robert Honeyman, Esq. Volant May 30, 1885. lrd } Foot Es Sir Ri Vasbou Ballard, Esq. C. Bi Hugh Dowennan Esq. Hoo- P.L. u iT "*"* ' * <=hard Lee, K. C. B. reter Halkett, E,^. Willis™ Bedford, Esq. Philip Stephens, onrsMe Thomas B laden Capel, C. 9. William Hanwell, Royal Regiment of Artillery — Regimental Serjeant-Major Esq. Thomas Manby, Eiq. Right Honourable Lord James James Wightman to be Quartermaster, vice Crawford, de- Honourable Charles EJphinstone Fleming. Sir ceased ; dated May 11. Penrose, K. C. B. To be Vice-Admirals O'Bryetv Richard Matson, Esq. Kichard Raggett, Esq. John MackeHar, Esq. Charles Adam, Esq. To be Rear- r Admir f rf Red Admiral* of the Bloc. Cl2^ " "' **" —William Nowell, Esq. John Commission itt the Berwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry, Hon^° ui **• &rjoh'« Gore, K. C. B. John Harvey, Esq. signed by the Lard Lieutenant of the County of Honourable oir Henry Holh.m, K. C. B. Sir Jo,ias Row- His Majesty has been pleased to appoint Lucius Berwick. Par'fc^c *" Sir Edwird Codrington, K. C. B. G forge 1 B ^i, ?• Hobert Plampio, Esq. Honourable Sir Henry Hardyman, Esq . C. B. Edward Brace, Esq. C. B. Georg* Bailie, the younger, to be Captain ( dated •'"•ood, But. K. C. B. John Eriklne DougU., Esq. Sir Jahleel Brenton, Bart. K. C. B. and Francis March 4, 1835. Price Sevenpcnce..
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