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JEWISH CALENDAR 
 
 
 MONTHS. SABBATHS, AN!) HOLIDAYS FOR THE YEAR 5570 AND 
 
 5571 OF THE CREATION. 
 
 
 5570. 
 
 
 Month Shebai, Saturday,. 
 
 . .1810, «/an. 6 
 
 Month Adar , Sunday, Monday,. 
 
 . Feb. 4, 5 
 
 Month Vcadar , Tuesday, Wednesday, ... 
 
 
 
 .19 
 
 Purim , Tuesday, Wednesday,. 
 
 .20, 21 
 
 Month Nisan , Thursday,. 
 
 
 Passover , Thursday, Friday,. 
 
 .19, 20 
 
 Mmnth Jyar , Friday, Saturday, ........ 
 
 
 Pesach Sheny , Friday, ^ ... ... 
 
 
 33 Omer, Tuesday, . 
 
 
 J/onM Sieaa, Sunday, .- 
 
 
 Pentecost , Friday, Saturday,. 
 
 .8, 9 
 
 JJemfft TamuZy Monday, Tuesday,. 
 
 
 Fast Tamuz , Thursday,. 
 
 
 Month Ab, Wednesday, . 
 
 
 Ninth Ab, Thursday, . 
 
 .9 
 
 Fifteenth Ab , Wednesday, . 
 
 
 Month Fluty Thursday, Friday, .. 
 
 
 SS71. 
 
 
 JV >!0 Fear, Saturday, Sunday,. 
 
 
 Fast Guedalya , Monday, . 
 
 
 
 
 Tabernacles , Saturday, Sunday, . 
 
 
 Hosannah Raba y Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 19, 20, 21 
 
 Month Hesvan , Sunday, Monday, . 
 
 .28, 29 
 
 Keslivc, Tuesday, Wednesday, ... 
 
 ,.. .Nov. 27, 28 
 
 
 . Dec. 3 
 
 
 . 22 
 
 JionM Tebeth , Thursday, Friday, . 
 
 .27, 28 
 
4 
 
 ASTRONOMICAL CHARACTERS. 
 
 THE PLANETS, $C. 
 
 O The Sun 
 
 O* Mars 
 
 I 3 I Georgian 
 
 1) The Moon 
 
 Pallas 
 
 ££ Ascending Node 
 
 ^ Mercury 
 
 Ceres 
 
 Descending Node 
 
 9 Venus 
 
 11 Jupiter 
 
 cf Conjunction 
 
 © The Earth 
 
 ly Saturn 
 
 SIGNS OF THE ZOniAC. 
 
 cP Opposition. 
 
 IT Aries 
 
 cQ. 1*0 
 
 X Sagittarius 
 
 C Taurus 
 
 TTJ Virgo 
 
 Vp Capricornus 
 
 H Gemini 
 
 Libra 
 
 ZZ Aquarius 
 
 25 Cancer 
 
 Til Scorpio 
 
 X Pisces. 
 
 CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES 
 
 Dominical Loiter. G 
 
 Golden Number, or Lunar 
 
 Cycle. 6 
 
 Epact. 25 
 
 Solar Cycle.27 
 
 Roman Indiction.lj 
 
 Septuagesima Sunday ... Feb. IS 
 OuinqtiagtVtma Sunday March 4 
 SJirovc-Tucsday.. .6 
 
 AND MOVEABLE FEASTS. 
 
 Ash-Wednesday.March T 
 
 Palin Sunday ...April 15 
 
 Easter Day. 22 
 
 Low Sunday.29 
 
 Rogation Sunday.May 27 
 
 Ascension-Day.". 31 
 
 Whit-Sunday.June 10 
 
 Trinity Sunday. 17 
 
 Advent Sunday.Dec. 2 
 
 ECLIPSES. 
 
 O invisible.April 3 
 
 © visible.Sept. 28 
 
 Middle, llh. 42m. A M. 
 
 EQUATION OF TIME. 
 
 Shews how many Minutes Clocks and Watches ought to ^o faster 
 or slowci than a true Sun Dial, or time of Sun’s Rising and*Scttin<> > . 
 
 To rectify the Clock or Watch, set it so much faster or slower as 
 appears in the Calendar. 
 
 Example.— On 4th January set it 5' 12" faster than the Sun, and 
 if it differs afterwards any day,so many Minutes as set forth for that 
 day, it goes true. 
 
5 
 
 JANUARY begins on Monday, hath XXXI Days. 
 
 
 
 f* New Moon, 5tli day, 10b. 7m. a. m. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 )) First Quarter, 12th day, 7h. 25m. a. M. 
 
 
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 O Full Moon, 20th day, 1 ill. 59m. a. m. 
 
 
 
 
 
 (f I^st Quarter, 28th day, 6h. 7m 
 
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 © Sun enters Aquarius, 20th day, 8h. 58in. A. 
 
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 Sun's Declination 22° 37' 42" S. 
 
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 5 29 
 
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 Epiphany. Twelfth Day 
 
 6 31 
 
 5 29 
 
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 1st Sun. after Epiph. Prs. Char. ofWs. 
 
 6 31 
 
 5 29 
 
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 Lucian. Plow Monday [born, 1796 
 
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 6 31 
 
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 Sun's Declination 2l° 39' 56" S. 
 
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 5 29 
 
 7 
 
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 5 29 
 
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 0 31 
 
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 5 29 
 
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 6 27 
 
 5 33 
 
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 5 34 
 
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 10 54 
 
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 Duke of Sussex born, 1773 
 
 6 26 
 
 5 34 
 
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 ■ 4th Sunday after Epiphany 
 
 6 25 
 
 5 35 
 
 23 
 
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 j Sun’s Decimation 17° 57' 11" S. 
 
 6 25 
 
 5 35 
 
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 6 25 
 
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 FEBRUARY begins on Thursday, bath XXVIII Days. 
 
 
 
 £1 New Moon, 3d day, 9b. Im. r 
 
 . M. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2) 1* irst Quarter, 11th day, Ih. 46m. a. 
 
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 O rull Aloon, 19th dav, 5h. 51m. 
 
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 Cl Last Quarter, 26tb day, 3h. 30m. p. m. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 O Sun enters X Pisces, 19th day, Oh. 
 
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 5 37 
 
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 5 37 
 
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 5 38 
 
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 Sun's Declination 12° 2F 20" S. 
 
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 3 48 22 
 
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 MARCH begins on Thursday, hath XXXI Days. 
 
 © New Moon, 5th day, 8 h. 16m. a. m. 
 First Quarter, 12 th day, 9h. 40m. p. m. 
 Full Moon, 20th day, 9h. 24m. p.m. 
 I,ast Quarter, 27th (lay, lOh. 32m. p. m. 
 0 Sun enters T Aries, 2 lst day, lh. 5in. a. m. 
 
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 David 
 
 Chad. Clock fast 12',31" 
 Sun’s Declination (F 51' 15" S. 
 
 Quinquagesima Sunday 
 
 Shrove-Tuesday 
 Ash-Wednesday. Perpetna 
 King William III. died, 1702 
 Clock fast 10 54" 
 
 Sun’s Declination 4° 8 ' 26'' S. 
 
 1st Sunday in Lent 
 Gregory Martyr 
 
 Ember Week 
 
 Sun's Declination 2° 9 53' S. 
 Clock fast 8 ' 59" 
 
 St. Patrick 
 
 2d Sun. in Lent. Edw. K. of W . Sax. 
 
 Benedict 
 Clock feist r 10" 
 
 Sun’s Declination O ' 3 58' 52" N. 
 
 3d Sunday in Lent. Lady Day 
 
 James T. died, 1625 
 Clock fast 5 19" 
 
 Sun’s Declination 3° 20’ 9' N. 
 Fred. Prince of Wales died, 1751 
 
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 APRIL begins on Sunday, hath XAX Days. 
 
 New Moon, 3d day, 8h. 30m. p. m. 
 
 First Quarter, lltn day, 5h. 25m. p. m. 
 
 I l ull Moon, 19th day, lOh. lm. A. M. 
 
 „ Last Quarter, 26th day, 4h. 21m. a. m. 
 
 © Sun enters & Taurus, 20th day, lh. 42m. p. M. 
 
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 MAY begins on Tuesday, hath XXXI Days. 
 
 D New Moon, 3d dav, 9h. 39m. A. M. 
 
 T First Quarter, 11th dav, llli. 34m. a.m. 
 
 O Full Moon, 18th dav, 7h. 43m. p.m. 
 
 Q Last Quarter, 25th day, 10b. 18m. a. m. 
 
 Q Sun enters II Gemini, 21st day, 2h. 11m. p. >r. 
 
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 Clock slow S' 23' 
 
 5 40 ! 6 20: 
 
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 Suns Declination 16’ 12' 10'N. 
 
 5 3916 21 
 
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 2d Sun. after Faster. St. John Evang. 
 
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 6 21 
 
 4 
 
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 5 38 
 
 6 22 
 
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 10 42 
 
 
 5 38 
 
 6 22 
 
 6 
 
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 Clock slow 3' 50" 
 
 5 38 
 
 6 22 
 
 7 
 
 morn. 
 
 Sun’s Declination 17° 50' 30" N. 
 
 5 37 
 
 6 23 
 
 8 
 
 0 6 
 
 5 37 
 
 6 23 
 
 9 
 
 0 45 
 
 3d Sunday after Easter 
 
 5 36 
 
 6 24 
 
 10 
 
 1 27 
 
 5 36 
 
 6 24 
 
 11 
 
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 Clock slow 3' 58" 
 
 5 36 
 
 6 24 
 
 12 
 
 2 47 
 
 Sun s Declination 19° 3 59" N. 
 
 5 35 
 
 6 25 
 
 13 
 
 3 30 
 
 Princess of Wales born, 1768 
 
 5 35 
 
 6 25 
 
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 4 16 
 
 5 34 
 
 6 26 
 
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 Queen Charlotte born, 1744. Dnnstan 
 
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 4th Sunday after Easter 
 
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 Princess Elizabeth born, 1770 
 
 5 33 
 
 6 27 
 
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 6 28 
 
 21 morn. 
 
 Sun’s Declination 20’ 55' 45" N. 
 
 5 32 
 
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 5th Sun. after Easter. Rogation Sun 
 
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 6 29 
 
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 JUNE begins on l'riday, liath XXX Days. 
 
 © New Moon, 1st day, lib. 31in. p. it. 
 
 5 First Quarter, lUtli day,3b. 13m. a. m. 
 
 O Full Moon, 17th day, 3h. 11m. a.m. 
 
 (£ Last Quarter, 23d day, 5h. 40m. i». m. 
 
 © Sun enters ffi Cancer, 21st day, 10b 47m. p. m. 
 
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 Sun’s Declination 22° 55'45" N. 
 
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 Sun’s Declination 23° 27’ 9" N. 
 
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 morn. 
 
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 Sun’s Declination 23° 12’ 32" N* 
 
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 JULY begins on Sunday, hath XXXI Days. 
 
 ft New Moon, 1st day, lh. 59 ni. p. m. 
 
 First Quarter, 9th day, 4h. 2 m. p. m. 
 Q Full Moon, 16th day, 9h. 43m. a. m. 
 J Last Quarter, 23d day. Mil. 33m. a.m. 
 New Moon, 31st day, 5ii. 3n>. a. m. 
 
 © Sun enters & Leo, 23d day,9h. 37m. a. m. 
 
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 CA LEND A R. 
 
 2d Sunday after Trinity 
 
 Translation of St. Martin 
 Flock fast 4 0" 
 
 Sun's Declination 22° 44' 21" N. 
 lid ward 1. died, 1307 
 
 3d Sunday after Trinity 
 
 Clock fast 5' 5" 
 
 Sun s Declination 21 5 53' 7" N. 
 
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 4th Sunday after Trinity. Swithin 
 
 Clock fast 5' 48" 
 
 Margaret. Sun’s Dec. 20 3 43' 41" N. 
 
 5 3110 29 ! 
 5 31 6 29 
 5 31 6 29 
 
 5th Sunday after Trinity. Mary Mag. 
 
 St. James 
 
 St. Anne. Clock fast 6' 5" 
 Sun’s Declination 19° 17' 10" N. 
 
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 Oth Sunday after Trinity 
 
 5 34 6 £6 28 4 2 
 
 5 35,0 25 29 4 52 
 5 35 0 251N 1 T> se»c. 
 
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 | AUGUST begins on Wednesday, ham XXXI Days. 
 
 D First Quarter, g t h day, 2h. 1.3m. A. m. 
 
 O Moon, 1-1 th day, 4h. 39m. p. \t. 
 
 (f I»ast Quarter, 21st day, 4h. 36m. p. >r. 
 
 O New Moon, 29th day, 8h. 28m. p. >r. 
 
 0 Sun enters 7$ Virgo, 23d day, 4h. 2m. p. w. 
 
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 Ummas Day. Queen Anne died, 1714 5 36 
 
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 Clock fast 5’ 54" 
 
 Sun’s Declination, 17° 55' 54" N. 
 
 7th Sunday after Trinity 
 Transfiguration of our Lord 
 Princess Amelia bom, 1783. Name of 
 
 Clock fast 5' 13" tJ< "“ 
 
 St. Lawrence. Sun’s Dec. 15 c 38'20"N 
 Duchess of Brunswick born, 1737 
 
 8th Sunday after Trinity. Prince of 
 [Waies born, 1762 
 
 Assumption. B. V. Mary 
 Duke of York born, 1763. Clock fast 
 Sun’s Dec. 13° 30' 23" N. [4' 4' 
 
 9th Sunday after Trinity 
 
 Duke of Clarence born, 1765 
 King Richard 111. slain, 1485 
 Clock fast 2 29' 
 
 St. Barth. Sun's Dec. 11° IT 31" N. 
 
 10th Sunday after Trinity 
 
 St. Augustine. Great Storm, 1722 
 St. John Baptist beheaded 
 Clock fast O'33" 
 
 Sun’s Declinat ion 8° 43' 49" N. 
 
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SEPTEMBER begins on Saturday, hath XXX Days. 
 
 ]) First Quarter, 6th day, iOh. 17m. a. m. 
 O Full Moon, 13th dav, lh. 10m. a. m. 
 
 (f Last Quarter, 20th day, 8h. 58m- A. M. 
 • New Moon, 28th day, 1 lh. 39m. a. m. 
 0 Sun enters Libra, 23d day, Oh. 36m. p. m. 
 
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 CJ LEND A JR. 
 
 Giles 
 
 11th Sunday after Trinity. [Great Fire 
 of London, 166G, a S.J 
 
 Clock slow V 38' 
 
 Knurchus. Sun's Dec. 6° 19 13 N • 
 Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary 
 
 I2th Sunday after Trinity 
 
 ri/jrk alow 4J l rt 
 
 Holy Cross. Sun's Dec. 3 0 29' 37" N, 
 
 13th Sunday after Trinity 
 Lambert 
 
 Ember Week 
 
 Clock slow 6' 29" 0/ ,. T 
 
 St. Matthew. Sun s Dec. 47 3 N. 
 King George 111. crowned, 1761 
 
 14th Sunday after Trinity 
 
 St. Cyprian 
 Clock slow 8' 53" 
 
 Sun’s Dec. \° 57' 5" S. 0 cclips. vis. 
 
 St. Michael. Queen of Wirt, bom, 1706 
 15th Sun. after Trinity. St. Jerome 
 
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OCTOBER begtns on Monday, hath WXI Days. 
 
 }) First Quarter, 5th day, 5h. 7m. a. ir. 
 
 Q Full Moon, 12th day, llh. 59m. a. m. 
 
 (f East Quarter, 20th day, 4h. 10m. A. m. 
 
 Q New Moon, 28th day, Ih. 51m. a. m. 
 
 0 Sun enters 171 Seorpio, 23d day, 8h. 40m. p. >r. 
 
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 16th Sunday after Trinity 
 
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 Clock slow’ 13' 4" 
 
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 Sun’s Declination 7° 2 V 3S" S. 
 
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 Sun's Dec. 9° 55' 55' S. 
 
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 18th Sunday after Trinity 
 
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 19th Sunday after Trinity. St. Simon 
 
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 NOV EM BKR begins on Thursday, hath XXX Day?. 
 
 D First Quarter, 3d day, llh. 50tn. p. m. 
 
 Full Moon, Uth day, lb. 22m. a. m. 
 a Last Quarter, 19th day, 111. lm. a. m. 
 
 <9 New Moon, 26th day, 2 h. 37m. p.m. 
 0 Sun enters £ Sagittarius, 22d day, 5h. p. w. 
 
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 CALENDA R. 
 
 All Saints , ^ . 
 
 Duke of Kent born, 1767. Ail Soul: 
 Princess Sophia born, 1777 _ 
 
 20th Sunday after Trinity 
 Gunpowder Plot, 1605 
 Leonard 
 
 Clock slow 1G S ' 1 
 
 Princess Aug. Sophta born, nos 
 
 Sun s Declination 1G J 50'30 S. 
 
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 21st Sunday after Trinity. St. Martin 
 Bri tius 
 
 Machutus. Clock slow 15'IT' 
 
 Sun's Declination 18° 43' 24' 8 . 
 
 Hugh, Bishop of Lincoln 
 
 22d Sunday after Trinity 
 Edmund, King and Martyr 
 Cecilia. Clock slow 13' 43" 
 
 23d Sun. after Trinity. St. Catherine 
 
 Clock slow 11° 32' 
 
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 DECEMBER begins on Saturday, hath XXXI 
 
 Days. 
 
 
 
 T) First Quarter, .3d day, 7h. 36m. a. 
 
 M. 
 
 
 
 
 
 O Full Moon, 10th day, 5h. 13in 
 
 . P. M. 
 
 
 
 
 
 ([ Last Quarter, 18th day, 9h. 40m. p. 
 
 M. 
 
 
 
 
 
 ^ New Moon, 26th day, 2h. 2m. 
 
 A. >1. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 0 Sun enters V? Capricornus, 22d day, 5h. 27m. 
 
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 Clock slow 9' 14" 
 
 6 31 
 
 5 29 
 
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 1 34 
 
 6 
 
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 N icholas. Sun’s Dec. 22° 30' 10" S. 
 
 0 31 
 
 5 29 
 
 i 10 
 
 2 28 
 
 7 
 
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 5 29 
 
 11 
 
 3 22 
 
 8 
 
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 Conception of the Blessed Virg. Mary 
 
 6 32 
 
 5 28 
 
 12 
 
 4 15 
 
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 2 d Sunday in Advent 
 
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 6 a. 30 
 
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 Clock slow 6' S" 
 
 6 32 
 
 5 28 
 
 16 
 
 7 22 
 
 13 
 
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 Lucy. Sun's Dec. 23° 9' 49" S. 
 
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 11 21 
 
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 morn. 
 
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 23 
 
 0 10 
 
 90 
 
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 Sun’s Declination 23° 27' 12" S. 
 
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 5 28 
 
 24 
 
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 St. Thomas 
 
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 5 28 
 
 25 
 
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 Shortest Day 
 
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 5 28 
 
 26 
 
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 23 
 
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 4th Sunday in Advent 
 
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 27 
 
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 24 
 
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 25 
 
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 Christmas Day. Sir I. New ton born, 
 
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 29 
 
 5 37 
 
 26 
 
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 St. Stephen fl(>12 
 
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 5 28 
 
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 27 
 
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 St. John. Clock fast 1' 45" 
 
 6 32 
 
 5 28 
 
 1 
 
 7 a. 13 
 
 28 
 
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 6 32 
 
 5 28 
 
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 8 17 
 
 29 
 
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 5 32 , 
 
 5 28 
 
 3 
 
 9 18 
 
 30 
 
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 1st Sunday after Christmas i 
 
 5 32 
 
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 Silvester ( 
 
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17 
 
 BRITISH LISTS. 
 
 ROYAL FAMILY. 
 
 GEO ROE TTT. Ivin®; of the United Kingdom of Great-Biitali* 
 and Ireland, Elector of llanover, &c. born June 4, 1738. Suc¬ 
 ceeded his Grandfather George 1C. October 25, 1700. Married, 
 September 8, 1761, Princess Charlotte (Sister of Charles Lewis 
 Frederick, IJnke of Mecklenburgh Strelitz), born May 19,1744; 
 crowned Sept.22,1761, by whom he has issue: 
 
 1. George Augustus Frederick, Prince of Wales, born August 
 
 12, 1762. Married, April 8, 1795, to Caroline Amelia 
 Elizabeth (daughter of the late Duke of Brunswick), born 
 May 17, 1768; by whom he has issue Princess Charlotte 
 Augusta, born Jan. 7, 1796. 
 
 2. Frederick, Duke of York, born August 16, 1763. Married, 
 
 Sept. 29, 1791, Frederique Charlotte Ulrique Catha¬ 
 rine, eldest daughter of the late King of Prussia. 
 
 3. William Henry, Duke of Clarence, born August 21, 1705. 
 
 4. Charlotte Augusta Matilda, Princess Royal, bom Sept. 
 
 29, 1766. Lady of the imperial Russian Order of St. Ca¬ 
 tharine. Married, May 18, 1797, to Frederick Charles 
 William, King of Wirtcmburg. 
 
 5. Edward, Duke of Kent, born Nov. 2, 1767. 
 
 6 . Augusta Sophia, born Nov. 8, 1768. 
 
 7. Elizabeth, born May 22, 1770. 
 
 8 . Ernest Augustus, Duke of Cumberland, born June 5, 1771* 
 
 9. Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex, born Jan. 27, 1778. 
 
 10. Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge, born February 
 
 24, 1774. 
 
 11 . Mary, born April 25, 1776. 
 
 12. Sophia, born Nov. 3, 1777; 
 
 13. Amelia, born Aug 7, 1783. 
 
 Sister to his Majesty. 
 
 Augusta, born Aug. 11, 1737. Married, Jan. 17, 1764, to the late 
 Elector of Brunswick. 
 
 Niece to his Majesty. 
 
 Sophia Matilda, born May 23,1773. 
 
 Nephew to his Majesty. 
 
 William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester, born Jan. 15,1776. 
 
18 
 
 T1IE HOUSE OF PEERS. 
 
 Scotch and Irish Peers have equal Panic with the English Peers 
 since the Unions in 1707 and 1801. 
 
 Sjteakcr, Lord Eldon. 
 
 PEERS OF THE BLOOD ROYAL. 
 
 1<G2 His Royal Highness Georoe Augustus Frederick, Prince 
 V> ] Val ^ nd Electoral Prince of Brunswick Lunenburdi 
 l'"} e n { Lol '"^H a»d Rothsav. !: 1 of » 'Hester and Car- 
 , irk ; Baron ot Renfrew, Lord <>t the Isles, Great Steward of 
 tl ScotIand and Uigh Stewart of Plymouth. ^ 
 
 1,84 Bake of i ork and Albany* 
 
 ” D “ k ' “ f Cto ““ - 
 ,m " r K "“ «”> 
 
 Ilfs Royal Highness- Ernest Augustus, Duke of Cumber- 
 1Qm , } . Ia ” (1 an . d f.«v«otdale, and l'arl of Armagh. 
 
 1^01 H^Roy^l Highness Augustus Frederick, Duke of Su^ev 
 Pari of Inverness, and Baron of Arklow. 
 
 - iiis Koval i Irghness Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cam- 
 1*01 TI br i^t’ Kar L of 1 »ppcrary, and Baron of CulJodcn. 
 
 Jibl His Highness William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester and 
 Edinburgh, and Earl of Connaught. 
 
 DUKES, AND TIIEIR ELDEST SONS. 
 
 1483 Howard, Duke of Norfolk 
 l-WO Seymour, Duke of Somerset 
 1675 Lennox, Duke of Richmond 
 
 - Fifzroy, Duke of Grafton 
 
 1682 Somerset, Duke of Beaufort 
 168.3 Beauclerc, Duke of St. Alban's. 
 
 1G94 Osborne, Duke of Leeds 
 
 *- Russell, Duke of Bedford 
 
 - Cavendish, Duke of Devonshire 
 
 1702 Spencer, Duke of Marlborough 
 
 1703 Manners, Duke of Rutland 
 1711 Hamilton, Duke of Brandon 
 
 1715 Bertie, Duke of Aneaster Sc Kestevcn 
 
 1716 Bentinck, Duke of Portland 
 1719 Montagu, Duke of Manchester 
 17^0 Sackville, Duke of Dorset 
 1756 Clinton, Duke of Newcastle 
 J766 Percy, Duke of Northumberland 
 
 Earl of Surrey 
 Lord Seymour 
 Earl of March 
 Earl of E us ton 
 Marquis of Worcester 
 Earl of Biirford 
 •Marq. of Carmarthen 
 Marquis of Tavistock 
 Marq. of JIartington 
 Marquis of Blandford 
 Marquis of Granby 
 Lord Dutton 
 Marquis of Lindsev 
 Marquis of'Titchfield 
 A iseount Mandeville 
 Earl of Middlesex 
 Earl of Lincoln 
 Earl Percy. 
 
 MARQUISES. 
 
 1551 Paulet, Marquis of M incliester Earl of Wiltshire 
 
19 
 
 1784 Temple, Marquis of Buckingham 
 -Petty, Marquis of Lansdown 
 
 1786 bovver, Marquis of Stafford 
 
 1787 Ferrary Marquis of Townshend 
 
 1789 Cecil, Marquis of Salisbury 
 -Thynne, Marquis of Bath 
 
 1790 Hamilton, Marquis of Abercorn 
 1792 Cornwallis, Marquis Cornwallis 
 
 1791 Seymour, Marquis of Hertford 
 17‘)d .Stuart, Marquis of Bute 
 
 1801 Cecil, Marquis of Exeter 
 
 EARLS* 
 
 1142 Talbot, Earl of Shrew sbury 
 
 1 Stanley, Earl of D-rby 
 
 looi Herbert, Earl of Pembroke & Mont- 
 
 1601 How ard, Earl of Suffolk & Berkshire 
 10i7 Eger ion, Earl of Bridgewater 
 1618 Compton, Earl of Northampton 
 1622 Fielding, Carl of Denbigh 
 1621 Fane, Earl of Westmorland 
 16^7 Mordaunt, Earl of Peterborough and 
 Monmouth 
 
 1628 Grey, Earl of Stamford & Warrington 
 -Finch. Earl of Winchelsea and Not¬ 
 tingham 
 
 -Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield 
 
 - Tufton, Earl of Tiianet 
 
 1660 Montagu, Karl of Sandwich 
 
 1661 Coningsbv, Earl of Essex 
 
 - Brudenell, Earl of Cardigan 
 
 - Howard, Karl of Carlisle 
 
 ] 662 Srott, Earl of Doncaster 
 1672 Cooper, Earl of Shaftesbury 
 1679 Berkeley, Earl of Berkeley 
 J6S2 Bertie, Earl of Abingdon 
 
 -Windsor, Earl cf Plymouth 
 
 1690 Saville, Earl of Scarborough 
 169 j Nassau, Earl of Roehford 
 
 1696 Keppcl, Earl of Albemarle 
 
 1697 Coventry, Lari of Coventry 
 
 .-Villiers, Karl of Jersey 
 
 1706 Poulett, Earl Poulett 
 
 - Cholmondeley, Karl of Cholmondeley 
 
 1711 Harley, Earl of Oxford and Alortiuicr 
 
 -- Shirley. Earl Ferrers 
 
 - Legge*, Earl of Dartmouth 
 
 1714 Benhet, Earl of Tankcrville 
 
 Earl Temple 
 Earl of Wycombe 
 Earl Gower 
 Earl of Leicester 
 Viscount Cranborn 
 Viscount Weymouth 
 Viscount Hamilton 
 Viscount Brome 
 Earl of Yarmouth 
 Earl of Windsor 
 Lord Burghlcy. 
 
 Lord Talbot 
 Lord Stanley 
 
 Lord Herbert 
 
 V isc on n t A n d ove r 
 Viscount Cracklcy 
 1/OrJ Compton 
 Viscount Fielding 
 Lord Burghej-sh 
 
 Viscount Mordaunt 
 Lord Grey 
 Viscount Maidstone 
 
 Lord Stanhope 
 Lord Tufton 
 Vise. Hinchinbrook 
 Viscount Malden 
 Lord Brudenell 
 Viscount Morpeth 
 Lord Tvnedale 
 Lord Ashley 
 Viscount Dursley 
 Lord Norreys 
 Lord Windsor 
 Viscount Lumley 
 Viscount Tunbridge 
 Viscount Bury 
 
 V iscount Deerhtirst 
 Viscount Villiers 
 Viscount Hinton 
 Viscount Mai pas 
 Lord Harley 
 
 V ' *ount TamworfU 
 Viscount Lewisham 
 Lord Ossuteton 
 
1714 
 
 1718 
 
 1719 
 
 1721 
 
 1 722 
 
 1729 
 
 1730 
 
 1731 
 
 1711 
 
 20 
 
 Finch, Earl of Aylesford 
 Hervey, j lari of Bristol 
 Com per, Earl Com per 
 Stanhope, Karl of Stanhope 
 Sherard, Earl of Harborough 
 Parker, 1 iarl of Macclesfield 
 Fermor, Earl of Poinfrct 
 Graham, Karl (.’raliam 
 Waldegrave, Earl Waldegrave 
 Ashburnhain, Karl of Asiihurnham 
 Howard, Earl of Efiingham 
 Stanhope, Earl of Harrington 
 Wallop, Earl of Portsmouth 
 
 ' rj*? ~ ~Y 7 7T*,« ‘ v. »u.i. U i>i v istoum i^yii 
 
 Grevnle, Earl Brooke and of Warwick Lord Brooke 
 
 Lord Guernsey 
 Eord Hervey 
 Viscount Fordwich 
 Viscount Mahon 
 Lord Sherard 
 V iscount Parker 
 Eord Leominster 
 Lord Belford 
 Viscount Chewton 
 Viscount St. Asaph 
 Lord Howard 
 Viscount Petersham 
 Viscount Lyiningtoft 
 
 Hooart, Earl of Buckinghamshire 
 L itzwilliam. Earl FitzwiiHam 
 . 19 V« yndbam, Earl of Egremont 
 * ; Hareorrt, Earl Hareorrt 
 
 i A or* ! 5 , of Guild i\ml 
 U.yl V orke, Karl of iiardw icite 
 -yyy Vane, Earl of Darlington 
 E.VJ Strangways, Earl of iichestor 
 ■! f< I - West, Earl He Lawarr 
 1.C5 Bouverie, Eart’of Radnor 
 —Spencer, Earl Spencer 
 17**> PiefcJ:arl of Chatham 
 >772 B?V::arst, Em! Bathurst 
 ~— Hill,. Earl of Hilsborough 
 1 * . 6 Bruce, Earl of Aylesbury 
 —*■ Villjers, Earl of Clarendon 
 178-1 Neville, FarFof Abergavenny 
 
 - Page t, Earl of Uxbridge 
 
 - Gordon, Earl of Norwich 
 
 - Chctwynd, Earl Talbot 
 
 - Cirosvenor, Earl Grosvenor 
 
 1780 Pratt, Earl Camden 
 
 ~ Murray, liarl Strange ,. vn i murray 
 
 1789 Edgeombe, Earl of Afount-Edgcombe Viscount \ alletort 
 
 — Fortescne, Karl Fortcscue Viscount ! brington 
 
 1790 Digbv, l ari Digby Viscount C oJcshill 
 
 Eord Hobart 
 Viscount Milton 
 Lord Cockermouiri 
 Viscount Nuivi.am 
 Lord North 
 Viscount Royston 
 Viscount Barnard 
 Lord Stavordale 
 \ iscount Cantalupe 
 V iscount Folkestone 
 Viscount A1 thorp 
 Viscount piit 
 Lord Apsley 
 Viscount Eai 
 Lord Bruce 
 Lord Hyde 
 Visco" • t Neville 
 Lord i aget 
 Lord Gordon 
 Viscount Ingestrie 
 Viscount Belgrave 
 Viscount Bay ham 
 Lord Murray 
 
 lirford 
 
 Digbv, Earl Digby 
 Percy, Lari of Beverley 
 
 1792 Murray, Earl of Mansfield 
 
 1793 Herbert, Earl of Carnarvon 
 1790 Jenkinson, Earl of Liverpool 
 1797 Jervis, Earl of St. V incent 
 
 1800 Cadogan, Earl Cadogan 
 -*• Harris, Earl of Malmesbury 
 
 1801 Erskine, Earl of Rosslyn 
 - Graven, Earl Craven 
 
 Lord Lovaine 
 Lord Murray 
 Lord Porehcster 
 Lord Hawke* bury 
 Lord Jervis 
 Viscount Chelsea 
 Viscount Eitz-Harris 
 Lord Loughborough 
 Viscount Dlfingtoa 
 
21 
 
 1801 Onslow, Earl of Oh>low 
 
 - Marshall), Earl of Romney 
 
 - Pelham, Earl of Chichester 
 
 -—- Eger ton, Earl of Wilton 
 3804 Clive, Earl of Povvis 
 18(35 Nelson, Karl N elson 
 
 1806 Pierrepont, Earl Manvcrs 
 
 -Walpole, Earl of Orford 
 
 -Grey, Earl Grey 
 
 1807 Lowther, Earl of Lonsdale 
 1809 Ryder, Earl of Harrow by 
 
 1519 Devereuv, Vis. Hereford 
 1641 Bellasyse, Vis. Fan con berg 
 1712 St.John, Vis. Bolingbroke 
 
 1720 Boscaw en, \ r is. Falmouth 
 
 1721 llyng, V is. 7’orrinzton 
 17 16 Fitzgerald, V r is. Leinster 
 
 1762 Noel, Vis. Wentworth 
 
 ”T— Courtenay, Vis. Courtenay 
 
 1763 Ward, Viscount Dadley and 
 
 W ard J 
 
 1766 Maynard, Vis..Maynard 
 1776 Hampden, V is. Hampden 
 
 Viscount Cranlev 
 Viscount Marsham 
 Lord Pelham 
 Viscount Grey 
 Viscount Clive 
 Viscount Trafalgar 
 Viscount Newark 
 Lord Walpole 
 Viscount iiowick 
 Viscount Lowther 
 Viscount Sar.don. 
 
 1789 Germain, Vis. Sackville 
 1789 Townshend, Vis. Sydney 
 
 1796 Hood, V is. Hood 
 
 1797 Dnnean, Vis. Duncan 
 
 1800 Hood, \ is. liridport 
 1802 Curzon, Vis. Curzon 
 -- Dundas, Vis. .Melville 
 
 1805 Addington, Vis. Sidmouth 
 
 1806 Anson, Vis. Anson 
 
 1807 Lake, Vis. Lake 
 
 -Cathcart, Vis. Cathenrt 
 
 1S09 Wellesley, Vis. Wellington. 
 
 BA RONS. 
 
 1265 Stapleton,Ld.LeDespencer 
 1269 Clitford, Lord De CliObrd 
 1296 Tuchet, Lord Audley 
 1298 Trefusis, Lord Clinton 
 3807 Brand, Lord Dacre 
 1322 Velverton, Lord Grey of 
 Ruthycn 
 
 3-I !7 Twlsleton, Ld. Saye & Sole 
 1148 Stourton, Lord Stourton 
 1492 V erney, Lord W. de Broke 
 1 558 St. John, Lord St. John 
 3597 Ellis, Lord If. de Walden 
 1603 Pet re, Lord Petre 
 
 -Spencer, Lord Spencer 
 
 1695 Arundel, I.ord Arundel 
 1608 Bligh, Lord Clifton 
 IGI5 Dormer, I^ord Dormer 
 1616 Roper, Lord Teynham 
 1613 Byron,.Lord Byron 
 1662 Scott, Lord Tyr.edale 
 1072 Clifford, I.ord Clifford 
 1689 AshbunihamL.Ashbunibam 
 R3 
 
 1711 Hamilton, I.ord Dutton 
 
 1711 Boyle, Lord Boyle 
 - Drummond, I.ord Hay 
 
 1712 Willoughby, Ld. Middleton 
 1725 King, Lord King 
 
 1728 Monson, Lord Monson 
 1711 Bromlev, Lord Montfort 
 17s9 Ponsoiiby, Lord Ponsonby 
 
 1760 -Legge, Lord Staweii 
 —— Watson, Lord Sondes 
 
 1761 Robinson, Lord Grantham 
 -Curzon, Lord ScarsduJe 
 
 — Irby, Lord Boston 
 17G2 Fox, Lord Holland of Hol¬ 
 land and Fo.Jey 
 
 -Perceval, Lord Envoi and 
 
 Holland of Knmore 
 
 -Vernon, Lord Vernon 
 
 1763 Moreton, Lord Ducie 
 1766 Campbell, Lord Sunriridge 
 and Hamilton 
 1776 Hawke, Lord HawTce 
 
H 7 whilst, Lord Brownlow 
 
 -Lord ft ivory 
 
 1- o n° ^ v ’ f ord F< »L*v 
 1 _ J^Cardonnelj.d. Dynevor 
 l7 c n r,r 'v, Lord Walsingham 
 1780 Bagot, Lord Bigot 
 
 l 7 oo n' t 5 r - v ’ L ? rJ Southampton 
 lW2 S ,ln » , nT, * ord Ashburton 
 on. Lord Gran .icy 
 ,“Odnex, Lord Rodney 
 ?<J3 Hastings, Lord Rawdonand 
 I-*, n llu»serforci 
 3 «84 Gartered Lord Carteret 
 
 -Lord i lliot 
 
 Bnlkoley, Lord Bnikeley 
 
 *-{/^fs Lord Somers 
 
 {"Sker, Lord Boringdon 
 
 -H*ll, Lord Berwick 
 
 Dutton, Lord Sherborne 
 17QP c 0r ;* on > Lord Gordon 
 «Ux Scott, Lard jMontagn 
 Douglas, Lord Douglas of 
 Ambreshury 
 
 -•B<' r "siV>r(l, Lord Tyrone 
 
 — Lord Carleion 
 
 -Jiarbord, Lord Suffield 
 
 ( arleton, Lord Dorche?ter 
 I7 ~ ' 1- Hawke; bury 
 
 }l%Z Lord Hrathfield ^ 
 
 1 7 * S £ e «von, Lord Kenyon 
 V r , ’ Lord Braybrooke 
 —- Ambers, Lord Amherat 
 
 90 u ,1 n-'‘r 1:t< T’A4 Berwick 
 X>«fr, Lord L tfe 
 
 Crimston, Lord Vo re Jam 
 
 -Doi.prs Lord Douglas of 
 
 Douglas 
 
 —- Lord Gage 
 
 ~ Vt ro * ,vtllp ’ Lord Grenville 
 Ldl Dallas, Lord Douglas of 
 LoclUcven 
 
 } hurlow, Lord Thurlow 
 l-ncn, f^ord Auckland 
 17P1 liUpatrick, Lord Upper 
 
 O.-sory 
 
 - Phipps. Lord Midgrave 
 
 - L ff'Iton. Lord Lyttelton 
 
 - I 1: ; «, Lord Mend ip 
 • '— 'll : idgea:an, Lord Bradford 
 
 I7Di Peachey, Lord SMcey 
 -S ,, i " d “> Lord Hundas 
 
 l-oT f T”; Lo , rd „ Var,) orougli 
 li9oIfood, Lord Hood (^son of 
 ,_ p v, wt Hood) 
 
 I <95 Stuart, Ld. Stuart of Castle- 
 Muart 
 
 Stewart, Lord Stewart 
 (tarlres 
 
 — Stop ford, Lord Saltersford 
 liawnay. Lord Dawnay 
 - Broderick, Lord Broderick, 
 Kovs, Lord Rous 
 Calf home. Lord Calthorpe 
 Burrell, Lord Gwydir 1 
 
 I-" aw } ? Ld. l)e Dunstanville 
 
 Lord Harewood 
 
 -Rolle, Lord RoIIe 
 
 — Campbell, Lord Cawdor 
 1/97 Mey, Lord Wellesley 
 Smith, Lord Carrington 
 — l owns jcnd, Lord Bayning 
 — Grenville, Ld. Glnstoiibur? 
 
 -Uowletf, Lord Bolton J 
 
 \V'»yP“'omul, l.ord Minfo 
 V ode house, Ld. Wodehouse 
 if ns hour Lord Xorthwick 
 Ppvvis, Lord Lilford 
 Lister, Lord Ribblesdale 
 
 1799 2 ^ ke i nZi ^, T ^ rd S ™hrth 
 
 nyj Scott, l.ord LIdon 
 
 H^bbon M. F.izg iWrt ,tt 
 IbOl Moore, Lord Moore 
 Loft us, Lord Loftus 
 -Butler, Lord Butler 
 
 i n . )bv ’ !' ord Larjsfort 
 Arden Lord Hvanley 
 Fjuherb-ri, Ld. St. it,lens 
 Hph.nston , Lord Keith 
 
 IHiK) ii;,? '?®," 1 ’ W.Hutchinson 
 )riQ2 Mit.ord, l ord Ucdesdale 
 -aw. Lord Hen borough 
 
 -Perceval Lord Arden 
 
 — Onlroyd, Lord Sheflield 
 I8(b Middleton, Lord Barham 
 
 wood' V °° d ’ I - ordC ' olli “f- 
 1806 Lrskine, Lord Erskine 
 Browne, Lord Monteagle 
 
23 
 
 T803 Montgomcry,Ld. Avd v^an 
 
 -Maitland, Lord Lauderdale 
 
 -Forbes, Lord Canard 
 
 -Crewe, Lord Crewe 
 
 -Lvgon, Lord Beauchamp 
 
 -Ponsonbr, Cord Ponsonbv 
 
 1806 Kennedy, Lord AiTsa 
 
 -Campbell, L. Breadalbanf 
 
 -Gardner, Lord Gardner 
 
 l SOT Sutton, Lord Manners 
 
 -Gambler, Lord Ga»nb ; er 
 
 1809 Hopetoun, Lord ilupMoun. 
 
 REPRESENTATIVES FOR SCOTLAND. 
 
 Far! of Caithness 
 Karl of j Iotoe 
 Karl of Strathmore 
 Karl of K* ll.e 
 Karl of Haddington 
 Karl of Dalhousic 
 
 1 arl of Selkirk 
 Karl of Balcarrcs 
 Lari of Aboyne 
 Earl of Aberdeen 
 l ari of Glasgow 
 Lord Cathearf [His 
 
 Lords!) : p is also a 
 Peer of the Realm] 
 Lord Forbes 
 Lord Saltoun 
 Lord Sinclair 
 Lori Napier. 
 
 REPRESENTATIVES FOR IRELAND. 
 
 Marq. of TTeadfort 
 1 rl of Wrstmeath 
 Earl of Chari mont 
 Karl of Kingston 
 Karl of Rod n 
 Eat ! of Gian lore 
 Karl of Longford 
 Karl of Enniskillen 
 J arl of i me 
 Karl of Wicklow 
 Karl of Lucan 
 
 I arl of Londonderry 
 f arl Convngbam 
 ; arl O’ V ,n 
 Earl of Bandon 
 Lari of Donoughmore 
 \ .arl of Caledon 
 : iri of Limerick 
 arl o k ' Clancarty 
 ; arl of Rosse 
 
 • i of (Liar! v ile 
 V Northland 
 
 V iscount Mount joy 
 Viscount Carletoii 
 Viscount Long uevi lie 
 Lord Cabier 
 Lord Callan 
 Iiord i’v raw ly 
 Archbishop of Ar¬ 
 magh 
 
 Bishop of Clogher 
 Bishop.of Kilmbre 
 Bishop of Killaloe. 
 
 PEERESSES. 
 
 1766 Louisa Greville, Countess of Mansfield, widow of David Earl 
 of Mansfi. Id, and lady of the ilon. Robert Fulke Greville y 
 brother to the Karl of Warwick. 
 
 1261 Charlotte Fitzgeritd de Ros, Baroness de R®s, lady of Lord 
 Henry Fitzgerald. 
 
 1314 Priscilla Barbara lhsabeth Burrell, Baroness \V iilonghby de 
 V p’sb'. lady of Ii«rd Gvvydir. 
 
 1663 Arab Ha ilume, Baroness Lucas, widow of Lord Hume, son 
 of the lat»» Earl of Marehmont. 
 
 1788 Sophia Charlotte Curzon, Barone s Howe, widow of the lion. 
 P n Ysln'ton Curzon, and daughter of the late Karl Howe. 
 
 1801 Mar»-Aime Almr . ouibie, Birouess Abercrombie, widow of 
 Str Ralph A ben rombi", K. B. 
 
 180> Mary Hill, Baroness rfaud vs widow of'the-Marq. of Downshire. 
 
 ARCHBISHOPS AND BISHOPS. 
 
 With the Sums each See is ch gtd with m ltie King s Books. 
 
 ARCHBISHOPS. £ s * 
 
 Canterbury, Rf. TIon. Charles Manners Sutton, D. D. 1 2 
 
 York, Rt, Hon. Edward Venables Vernon,. D. C. L. ifciO 0 0 
 
*. (?. 
 0 
 3 
 
 1 
 
 3 
 
 2 
 
 9 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 3 
 
 24 
 
 r r , bishops. 
 
 H»n-Joh'. Rnndo'ph, R D. 
 
 11 ichard ”v ats<Mi °D d! 
 
 ■ 
 
 ffr. Ti-oraas Oa*pioT ) 1 “' S '° rd ’ a 
 
 B.O. f, ’ ' 
 
 sw* A ’. J , ,10mas Burgess. D J> 
 balisbun,, John Fisher, f) j) J '. 
 
 ot7 iC '\l h ' n . r y Batliu^D. c L 
 
 Chari s Moss, D. jj C * L * * 
 
 “ /e '’ 1Jow > cr **»«ard Sparke, D. R 
 
 Bishopric?: in the gift of tie in i r- 
 
 Sodor and Mam, Cl ’ ,0 ‘ “ Pcer °-f lhc Iicalm - 
 
 Man “y <• iauaius Crigsn, U. D. 
 
 OI.ERKS AXD OFFICERS 
 
 Sv'^?-^ isht 
 
 r ^e'wf r e n?“ M ’ Wl ^“ 
 
 £. 
 1000 0 
 1821 I 
 2873 18 
 
 C. L. 559 17 
 “ 151 14 
 
 828 4 
 
 - 1ST il 
 5S3 l 
 414 17 
 929 13 
 
 - 677 l 
 131 16 
 
 - 315 7 
 21747 18 
 
 - 500 0 
 426 2 
 
 1385 5 
 834 II 
 381 11 
 768 12 
 294 II 
 420 13 
 
 - 358 14 
 420 13 
 
 OP the ROUSE OF PEERS. 
 
 r 7 5 2 Sir Cfc ~*> ' v “>- Walmsley, 
 G t&%!r V F Ur ° f tkt m «<* 
 
 hod, S.r !• rajicis Wolyncu*. 
 p on ««n Usher, Rt.Quarme F*, 
 
 i? S«u‘!icria7d. />M ’ 5Ir - C ' urics 
 
2S 
 
 THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
 
 ELECTED JUNE 2, 1807. 
 
 5T/iC Figure aflev the Name shews in how many Parliaments the Jlent* 
 ber has served* Those without Figures are new. * Vacancies* 
 
 ENGLAND AND WALES, 513. 
 
 Speaker, Right Hon. Charles Abbott, 6000'. 
 
 Abingdon, Berkshire* 
 Henry Bowyer, Esq. 
 
 Agmondesham, Bucks. 
 Thomas Drake T. Drake, Esq. 4 
 Thomas Tyrwhilt Drake, Esq. 2 
 Alba*** St* tfattfaPdihlte* 
 Joseph ilaEey, l.sq, 
 
 Daniel Giles, I sq. 
 
 Aldborough, Yorkshire , 
 Henry Fynrs, Esq. 1 
 Gilbert Jones, Esq. 
 
 Aldtburgh, Suffolk, 
 
 Sir John Aubrey, Bart. 9 
 J ohn M^lahon, Esq. 2 
 
 And over, innits, “ 
 Thomas Asheton Smith, Esq. 3 
 lion. Newton Fellowes. 
 
 Anglesey shin* 
 lion. Berkeley Paget. 
 
 Appleby, Westmorland. 
 James Ramsay Cuthbert, Esq. 
 Nicholas Wm, Itidley Colborne, 
 Esq. 2 
 
 Arundel, Sussex* 
 
 Sir Arthur Pigot, Knt.2 
 E'rancis John \Vilder, Esq. 1 
 Ashbui ion, Devonshire, 
 Walter Palk, Esq. 3 
 Lord W in. Ch. Caverr. Bentinck. 
 
 Aylesbury, Bucks. 
 
 Sir George Nugent, Bart. 1 
 Thomas Hussey, Esq. 
 
 Bunbu ry ,' Oxfo rdsh ire. 
 Dudley North, Esq. G 
 
 Barnstaple, Devonshire. 
 GeoAVoodiord Thellusson, Esq.l 
 William Taylor, Esq. \ 
 
 Bath , Somersetshire. 
 
 Lord John Thynne 3 
 Charles Palmer, Esq. 
 
 B°aumaris, Anglesey shire. 
 
 Sir Edward Price Lloyd, Bart. X 
 fUddi'.nhhirtt 
 
 FraneU Pyui, Uq. 2 . 
 
 Right lion. Rich. Fitzpatrick 9 
 Bedford* 
 
 Samuel Whitbread, Esq. 4 
 William Lee Antonie, Esq. 2 
 Bedwin, Wilts. 
 
 James Henry Leigh, Esq. 2 
 Sir John Nichol), Knt. 2 
 -ftr rr. t Wo ' ■ B 
 
 Right. Hon. vkorge(Percy)Loni 
 Lovaine 3 
 
 Hon. Jocelyn Percy 1 
 Berkshire. 
 
 George Vansittart, Esq. G 
 Charles Dundao, Esq. 4 
 
 Berwick, Northumberland, 
 Alexander Allan, Esq. I 
 Sir Alexander Macdonald Lock¬ 
 hart, Bart. 
 
 Beverley, Yorkshire, 
 Richard William Howard Vysc, 
 Esq. 
 
 John Wharton, Esq. 3 
 
 Betcdky, Worcestershire. 
 Miles Peter Andrews, Esq. 3 
 Bishop's Castle, Shropshire* 
 William, Clive, Etsq. 3 
 John Robinson, E*>q. 2 
 
 B lee kingly, Surrey. 
 William Kenrick, Esq. 2 
 Sir Charles Cockerell, Bart* 
 
C- TV .£°'W»> Conned”. 
 
 M Orfander Bart 
 
 Davies Giddy, 1< S q o ’ 
 
 Yorkshire. 
 
 BSyfSSgfg . 
 
 finssinn/, Carmcall. 
 •^An-MbaM Stuart Wort- 
 
 K i^Dr!art. J ° hn ( °‘' Va - v) EarI 
 
 T . T-iwo’nshire. 
 
 Tliomas f’vdell, | «„. 
 
 J "q!T> A1CX “ Ud " M^ocks, 
 
 nobtrh?'n 0 A V ! m},tonskire - 
 
 A 1 * 1 Bradshaw, Fsq. 2 
 •Anthonv Henderson, Esq. 2 
 Tn , T Brambtr, Sussex, 
 
 John Irvtntr, ),q. I 
 ifenry Jodtlr.-II, i; S q. S 
 rr >2 , Breconshire, 
 i nomas Wood, Fsq. 1 
 c- r. , Brecon. 
 
 r g 0 !** Salisbury, Bart. 3 
 T - Shropshire. 
 
 Jnoraas r T F,q. i 
 
 ime HawkiOB Browne, Fsq. S 
 
 W \n tdge ^ ate ^ Sof >”rsetshire. 
 
 *ibam Asteli, Fsq 
 George Pocoek, Fsq. 
 p- , B^rtport, Dorsetshire. 
 
 « Hon. Sir F. van N f . p ,. an g 
 
 SirSainut 1 Hood, K. B. 1 
 P >/0 1 , Some rs< t shire. 
 
 j ^ Guarles Bathurst 4 
 
 1 van BaiiJir, 1 sc. 3 
 p. | .. Bucking:, am : hire. 
 iW .t Hon Bichard (Chandos 
 
 * Temple) Farl Temple 3 
 
 (V*-, Wiltshire. 
 .)ek>ll, Fsq. 6 
 Drury Smith, Fsq. j 
 r i Cambridg s/dre. 
 ixora Charles Somerset ^fan¬ 
 ners 2 
 
 Risht lion. Charles P. N orite 4 
 p . f > l diversity of. 
 
 J.arl of JLustoh4 
 
 bir V oary Gibbs, Knt. 1 
 
 Robert Aianin-rs, i , (| . g J 
 iIoiJ * f.d ward Fjiirh 0 
 n, Retford, Cornwall. 
 Robert Adair, Fsq. 3 
 
 p ; i. Tr Buckingham. 
 
 ^ J , < ’ Mai Grenville 5 
 iliai. Richard Neville 2 
 
 n;<rh* C ?l ling ,n*' Cornu:’!. 
 
 ^yC„[4 0 7 as(,iamii,on > 
 
 Themas CaUtr, Fsq, 
 
 T . n Canterbury, Kent. 
 
 \ °j w Baker, Fsq. 2 
 Fdward Ta> lor, Fsq. 
 r _*, Glamorganshire, 
 
 Lord W jJl.am Stuart 3 
 til fW/^o«y/r2>e. 
 l homas Johnes, Fsq. 4 
 ir T . Cardigan. 
 lion. John Vaughan 3 
 t i S' u T ,f . r, V*» Cumberland. 
 
 *\Vs!u r i nStiai1 C-urwen, Fsq. 4 
 Vf alfy r Sp: neer Stanhope, 11 0 3 
 r , ('twarlhenshirc. 
 
 Lord Robert Seymour 4 
 Carmarthen. 
 
 George Campbell, Fsq. 1 
 c . D , (arujirvonsAire. 
 
 S.r Robert Williams, Kart. 3 
 it Carnarvon. 
 
 Hon. Charles Paget 1 
 
 CW4. Rising, A o/Te/A*. 
 Richard Sharp, j sq . j J 
 iion. bulk.-,rev,II, Howard. 
 
 rp. _ Cheshire. 
 
 Tnomas Cholmond-ley, Fso 3 
 Davi s Davenport, 1 sq. 2 ^ 
 rv ^ hosier, Cheshir . 
 
 \ ‘‘. cm ? 9 r ^osvenor, Esq. 4 
 dohn Fgerton, ) S q. Q * 
 
<27 
 
 Chippenham, Wilts . 
 
 John Maitland, Esq. 2 
 James Dan kins, » sq. 5 
 C/i riitch nrch , // . 7 nts. 
 
 Right Hon. George Rose 5 
 William Starves Bourn**, Esq. 3 
 Cire ncester , (Ho ucxste rsft ire. 
 M'ehael flicks Beach, Esq. 4 
 Joseph Cripps, lsq. 1 
 
 Clitheroi , Lancashire, 
 lion. Robert Curzon 3 
 James Gordon, I'sq. 
 
 Cookermouth, Cumberland. 
 
 Sir James Graham, Bart. 2 
 Right'Hon. William (Lowther) 
 Viscount Lowther. 
 
 Colchester , Essex. 
 
 Robert Thornton, Esq. 7 
 Richard Hprt Davis, Esq. 
 
 Corf-Cast If, Dor set sh ire. 
 Ilenrv Rankes, Esq. 7 
 Peter William Baker, Esq. 
 Cornwall. 
 
 Sir William Lemon, Bart. 9 
 John Hearle Tremayne, Esq. 1 
 Co entry, W ar wicks hire, 
 Peter Moore, Esq. 4 
 William Mills, Esq. \ 
 
 Crick lade , Wiltshire. 
 
 Right Hon. Henry George (Her¬ 
 bert) Lord Porchester 4 
 Thomas Goddard, Esq. 1 
 Cumberland. 
 
 John Lowther, Esq. 3 
 Right Hon. George (Howard) 
 Viscount Morpeth 4 
 Dartmouth , Devonshire. 
 Edmund Bastard, Esq. 7 
 Arthur llowe II olds worth. Esq. 2 
 Denbighshire. 
 
 Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, 
 Bart. 4 
 
 Denbigh. 
 
 Robert Myddelton Biddulph, 
 Esq. 1 
 
 Derbyshire. 
 
 Lord George Aug. Ilenry Caven¬ 
 dish 8 
 
 Edward Miller Mundy, Esq. 6 
 
 Derby. 
 
 Wifliam Cavendish, Esq. 2 
 Edward Coke, Esq. 5 
 
 Devizes , Wiltshire. 
 
 Joshua Smith, Esq. 6 
 Thomas Grimston Estcourt,Esq.2 
 Devonshire. 
 
 John Pollexfen Bastard, Esq. 7 
 Sir Lawrence Palk, Bart. 6 
 Dorsetshire. 
 
 William Morton Pitt, Esq. 7 
 Edward Berkeley Portman, 
 Esq. 
 
 Dorchester, Dorsetshire. 
 Robert Williams, I'sq. 2 
 Hon. Croplev Ashley Cooper 4 
 Dover , Kent. 
 
 Charles Jenkinson, Esq. 1 
 John Jackson, Esq. 1 
 
 Downton, Wiltshire. 
 
 Hon. Barth. Bouverie 1 
 Sir Thomas Plumcr, Knf. 
 
 Droit wick, W orcester shire. 
 ITon. Andrew Foley 8 
 Sir Thomas Edward Winning- 
 ton, Bart. 
 
 Duntrich , Suffolk. 
 
 Right Hon. Joshua (Vanncek) 
 Lord Huntingfield 5 
 Snowdon Barne, Esq. 3 
 Durham, County of. 
 
 Sir Ralph Milbanke, Bart. 4 
 Sir Henry Vane Tempest, Bart. 
 
 Durham , City of. 
 
 Ralph John Lairbton, Esq. 3 
 Richard Wharton, Esq. 1 
 East Looe, Cornwall. 
 
 S?r Edward Buller, Bart. 2 
 David Vander Hevden, Esq. 
 
 Edmuhddjury, St. Suffolk. 
 Lord Charles Fitzroy 2 
 Right fl^n. John Henry Upton) 
 Viscount Templetown 2 
 Essex. 
 
 John Bullock, Esq. 8 
 Eliab Harvey, I'sq. 2 
 
 E vesham, f V or testers h ire. 
 William Manning, Esq. 4 
 Humphry llowortn, Lsq. 
 
28 
 
 Exeter, Devonshire. 
 
 Sir Charles Warwick Bamp- 
 fvlde, Kart. 3 
 James Buller, Esq. 3 
 Eye, Suffolk. 
 
 Mark Singleton, Esq. I 
 Right lion. Charles Arbutlmot. 
 Flintshire. 
 
 Sir Thomas Mostyn, Bart. 4 
 
 William Shipley, Esq. 
 
 Foweu, Cornwall. 
 
 Right lion. Reginald Pole Ca- 
 rew 2 
 
 Robert Wigram, Esq. 1 
 (iatton, Surrey. 
 
 Sir Mark Wood, Bart. 3 
 
 G. Bellas Grecnongh, Esq. 
 
 Germain's, St. Cornwall. 
 
 Sir Joseph Sidney Yorke, Knt.4 
 Matthew Montagu, Esq. 1 
 G lamorganshire. 
 
 Thomas Wyndham, Esq. 3 
 Gloucestershire. 
 
 lion. Geo. Cranfield Berkeley 7 
 Lord Robert Edward Henry So¬ 
 merset 2 
 
 Gloucester. 
 
 Henry Howard, Esq. 4 
 Robert Morris, Esq. 2 
 
 Grampo u nd, ( o mss all. 
 
 Hon. George Augustus Frederick 
 Cochrane. 
 
 William Holmes, Esq. 
 
 Grantham , Lincolnshire. 
 William Earle Welby, E^q. 
 Thomas Thoroton, Esq. 2 
 Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire. 
 William Ellice, Esa. 
 
 John Henry Loft, Esq. 
 
 Grinstrad, East. Sussex. 
 
 Sir Nathaniel Holland, Bart. 2 
 Charles Rose Ellis, Esq. 3 
 Guildford, Surrey. 
 
 Hon. Thomas Cranley Onslow 3 
 Hon. John Chappie Norton 3 
 Hampshire. 
 
 William Chute, Esq. 3 
 Thomas Freeman 1 Ieathcote,Esq. 
 
 Harwich, Essex. 
 
 Right^Ion. John Hilcy Adding* 
 
 William Iluskisson, Esq. 2 
 Haslemere, Surrey. 
 
 Right Hon. Charles Long 6 
 Robert Ward, Esq. 1 * 
 
 Hastings, Sussex. 
 
 Right Hon. George Canning 4 
 Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. 
 
 // aver for dwesi', Fern b roke shire. 
 Right lion. William (Edwardes) 
 Lord Kensington3 
 Jfellestone, Cor me all. 
 
 Sir John St. Aubyn, Barf. 
 
 Right Hon. James (Blackwood) 
 Lord DufTerin and Clancboye. 
 Herefordshire. 
 
 Sir John Geers Cottercll, Bart. 1 
 lliomas Foley, Esq. 1 
 Hereford. 
 
 Thomas Powell Symonds, Fso.3 
 Richard PhiJipScudamore, Esq.2 
 Hertfordshire. 
 
 Sir John Saunders Sebright, Bt. 
 Hon. Thomas Brand 1 
 Hertford. 
 
 Hon. Edward Spencer CowperS 
 Nicolson Calvert, Esq. 2 
 lieydon, Yorkshire. 
 
 George Johnstone, Esq. 3 
 Anthony Browne, Esq. 1 
 Heytesburu. Wilts. 
 
 Charles Moore, Esq. 2 
 Ei^ht lf? n - James Edward (Har¬ 
 ris) Viscount Fitz-IIarris 2 
 High am Ferrers, Northampton¬ 
 shire. 
 
 Right Hon. William Windham 6 
 Ilindon, Wilts. 
 
 Benjamin Hobhouse, Esq 3 
 William Reckford, Esq. I 
 tr Honiton, Devonshire, 
 lion. Augustus Cavendish Brad¬ 
 shaw 2 
 
 Sir Charles Hamilton, Bart. 
 
 Horsham, Sussex. 
 
 Joseph Marryatf, Esq. 
 
 Henry Goulburn, Esq. 
 
 w 
 
29 
 
 Huntingdonshire. 
 
 Right lion, George John (Mon¬ 
 tagu) Vise. Hinchinbrook 1 
 William Henry Fell owes. Esq. G 
 Huntingdon. 
 
 John Calvert, Esq. 2 
 Samuel Farmer, Esq. 
 
 Hythe, Knit. 
 
 Thomas Cod trey, Esq. 2 
 William Deedf's, Esq. 
 
 Itch ester , S omerset shire. 
 Right Hon. Rich. 13. Sheridan 7 
 Michael Angelo Taylor, Esq. 1 
 Ipswich, Suffolk. 
 
 Sir Home Popham, K. M. 2 
 Robert Alex. Crickitt, Esq. 
 
 /tv’s, St. Cornwall. 
 
 Samuel Stephens, Esq. 
 
 Sir Walter Stirling, Hart. 
 
 Kent. 
 
 Sir Edward Ivnatchbull, Bart.2 
 William Ilonywood, Esq. 2 
 King's Lynn , Norfolk. 
 
 Sir Martin Browne Folkes, Bt, 4 
 Right Hon. Horatio (Walpole) 
 Lord Walpole 7 
 
 Kingston upon HuV, Yorkshire. 
 Right Hon. Philip llenry (Stan¬ 
 hope) Viscount Million 2 
 John Staniforth, Esq. 2 
 
 Knnresborough , Vorkshire. 
 Lord John Townshend G 
 Right Hon. Charles Augustus 
 (Bennett) Lord Ossukton 2 
 Lancashire. 
 
 Thomas Stanley, Esq. 8 
 John Blackburne, Esq. 6 
 Lancaster , Lancashire. 
 
 John Dent, Eisq. 4 
 Peter Patten, E.sq. 
 
 Launceston , Cornwall. 
 James Brogden, Esq. 3 
 Rich. Henr v A lex. Bennett,Esq. 1 
 Leicestershire. 
 
 George Ant. Legli Keek, Esq 4 
 Lord Robert Manners 2 
 Leicester. 
 
 Samuel Smith, Esq. 6 
 Thomas Babington, Esq. 3 
 
 Leo mihste r, Tferefordsh ire. 
 
 Sir John Lubbock, Bart. 3 
 Henry Bonham, Esq. 1 
 
 Leske.ard , Cornwall. 
 
 Hon. William Elliot 4 
 Right Hon. James (Hamilton) 
 Viscount Hamilton. 
 Lestwithiel, Cornwall. 
 George llolford. Esq. 
 
 Ebenezer Fuller Maitland, Esq. 
 
 Lewes , Sussex. 
 
 Thomas Kempc, Esq. 2 
 Henrv Shellev, Eso. 2 
 
 L i t chfield, S' tafia rdsh ire. 
 George Anson, Esq. 2 
 George Granville Venables Ver¬ 
 non, Esq. 1 
 
 Lime Regis, Dorsetshire . 
 Right Hon. John (Fane) Lord 
 Burghersh 2 
 Henry Fane, Esq. 2 
 
 Lincolnshire. 
 
 Charles Chaplin, Esq. 2 
 Hon.Charles Anderson Pelham2 
 Lincoln. 
 
 Richard Ellison, Esq. 3 
 John (Sayille) Earl of Mexbo- 
 rough. 
 
 Liuerpool, Lancashire. 
 Banastre Tarleton, Esq. 3 
 Isaac Gascoyne, Esq. 3 
 LoyDos . 
 
 Sir Charles Price, Bart. 2 
 Sir William Curtis, Bart. 4 
 Sir James Shaw, Bari. 1 
 llarvey Christian Combe, Esq. 3 
 Ludgershal , lYiltshirc. 
 Magens Dojripn Magens, Esq. 2 
 Thomas Everett, Esq. 2 
 Ludlow, Shrcpshire. 
 
 Right lion. Edward (Herbert) 
 Viscount Clive 1 
 Henry Clive, Esq. 
 
 Lymington, If ants. 
 George Duckett, Esq. 
 
 John Kingston, Eisq. 2 
 Maidstone , Kent. 
 
 George Simpson, Esq. 1 
 George Longman, Lsq. I 
 
so. 
 
 Malden % Essex. 
 
 Joseph Holden Strutt, Esq. 4 
 Charles Callis Western, Esq. 4 
 Malmesbury , Wilts. 
 
 Sir George Bow’yer, Bart, 
 Philip Gell, Esq. 
 
 Mallon, Yorkshire. 
 
 Hon. Robt. Lawrence Dundas 4 
 Bryan Cooke, Esq. 
 
 Marlborough , Wilts. 
 
 Right Hon. Charles Brudenell 
 ( Bruce) Lord Bruce 3 
 R’ght Hon. James (George (Stop- 
 t'ord) Vis count Stop lord 1 
 Mar!oic % Bucks. 
 
 Owen Williams, Esq. 3 
 Pascoe Grenfell, Esq. 2 
 Matce'r, St. Cornwall. 
 
 R'ght Hon. Geo. Granville Levc- 
 son (Gower) Earl Gower 
 Serope Bernard, Esq. 
 
 Merionethshire. 
 
 Sir Robt. WilliamesVaiighan, Bt. 
 
 Michael'"^ St. Cornwall. 
 
 Sir James Hall, Bart. 
 
 John Bruce, Esq. 
 
 M iddlesex. 
 
 William Mcllish, Esq. 3 
 George Bvng, Esq. G 
 
 Midhvrst , Sussex. 
 
 Hon. James Abercrombie 
 Thomas Thompson, Esq. 
 
 Milbo rnt - Bart, S o mersetsh i re. 
 Right Hon, Henry Wm. (Paget) 
 Lord Paget 2 
 Hugh Leycesier, Esq. 2 
 M hie head, Somersetshire. 
 
 John Fcwnes Lmtrell, E’sq. 2 
 John Dennison, Esq. 2 
 Monmouthshire. 
 
 J.ord Arthur John Henry So- 
 mei'set 2 
 
 Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. 3 
 Monmouth. 
 
 Lord Charles Henry Somerset S 
 M o ntg omeru shire. 
 
 Cha. V/atkin Wros.W vnn, Esq. 3 
 * Montgomery . 
 
 W’^i^hed Keene, Esq. 12 
 
 Morpeth) Northumberland. 
 William Ord, Esq. 2 
 Hon. William Howard 1 
 Newark. Nottinghamshire. 
 Stapleton Cotton, Esq. 2 
 Henry Willoughbv, L$q, o 
 Newcastle under Line) Staff ordsh. 
 Edw. Wilbraiiam Bootle, Esq. 4 
 James Macdonald, Esq. 2 
 Newcastle upon 'A/ie, Nurthumb. 
 Sir Mat. White Ridley, Bar}. 9 
 Charles John Brandling, Esq. 3 
 Newport , Cornwall. 
 William ISorthey, Esq. 3 
 Edward Morris, Esq. 2 
 Newport , Hunts. 
 
 Right Hon. Henry John(Tenqdc) 
 V iscotmt Palmerston 
 Leonard T. W. Holmes, Esq. 
 
 Newton , Lancashire . 
 
 Peter Heron, Esq. I 
 
 John Ireland Blackbnrne, Esq. 
 
 Newtown) Hants. 
 
 Barring. Pope Blackford, Esq. 1 
 Hon. George Anderson Pelham. 
 Norfolk. 
 
 Sir Jacob Henry Astlcy, Bart. 1 
 Thomas William (poke. Esq. 7 
 N orthalUrton , Yorks hit e. 
 Henry Peirsc, Esq. 8 
 Hon. Edward Lasceljes 4 
 Northamptonshire. 
 
 Wm. Ralph Cartwright, Esq. 3 
 Right Hoh. John Charles (Spen¬ 
 cer) Viscount A It harp 2 
 Northampton. 
 
 Right Hon. Spencer Perceval 4 
 Hon. Edward Bquverie4 
 Northumberland. 
 
 Right Hon. Hugh (Percy) Earl 
 Percy 2 
 
 Thomas Rich. Beaumont, Esq. 4 
 Norwich) Norfolk. 
 
 John Pattcson, Esq. 2 
 William Smiih, Esq. 5 
 
 Not Hugh ams hire. 
 
 Right Hon. Charles Herbert 
 (Pierrepont) Vise. New ark 3 
 Ant. Haruolpn Eyre, Esq. 2 
 
SI 
 
 Nottingham. 
 
 Daniel Parker Coke, Esq. 8 
 John Smith, Esq. 3 
 
 Okehampton , Devonshire . 
 Albany Saville, Esq. 
 
 Gwyllym Lloyd Wardlo, Esq. 
 
 Or ford, Suffolk. 
 
 William Sloane, Esn. 
 
 Lord Henry Moore 1 
 Oxfordshire . 
 
 Lord Francis Almaric Spencer 3 
 John Fane, Esq. ? 
 
 Oxford, University of. 
 
 Right Hon. Sir William Scott, 
 Knt. 6 
 
 Right lion. Charles Abbott 6 
 Oxford, City of. 
 
 Francis Burton, Esq. 7 
 John Ingram Lockhart, Esq. 
 Pembrokeshire. 
 
 Right Hon. Richard (Philipps) 
 Lord Milford 6 
 
 Pembroke. 
 
 John Owen, Esq. 
 
 Penryn , Cornwall. 
 
 Henry Swann, Esq. 1 
 Charles Lemon, Esq. 
 Peterborough, Northampton - 
 shire. 
 
 Right lion. William Elliot S 
 Right Hon. Francis(Russell)Mqr- 
 quis of Tavistock. 
 
 Petersjield , Hants. 
 
 Hylton Jollitte, Esq. 3 
 Hon. Booth Grey. 
 
 Plymouth, Devonshire. 
 
 Sir Charles Morice Pole, Bart. 2 
 Thomas Tyrwhitt, Esq. 6 
 Plympton, Devonshire . 
 Right Hon. Henry Robt. (Stew¬ 
 art) Viscount Castiercagh 3 
 Hon. W r m. Asheton Harboid 1 
 Pontefract, Yorkshire. 
 Right Hon. John (Saville) Vis¬ 
 count Pollington 
 Robert Pemberton Milnes, Esq.l 
 Poole, Dorsetshire. 
 
 Sir Richard Bickerton, Bart. 
 Beni, fester Lester, Esq. 
 
 J C2 
 
 Portsmouth , Hampshire, 
 John Markham, Esq. 3 
 Sir Thomas Miller, Bart. 2 
 Preston, Lancashire. 
 
 Right Hon. Edward (Stanley) 
 Lord Stanley 3 
 Samuel Horrorks, Ksa. 2 
 
 Quetnborough , Aewf. 
 
 Right Hon. John Charles Vi Hie rs 
 Joseph Hunt, Esq. 
 
 Radnorshire. 
 
 Walter Wilkins, Esq. 6 
 Radnor , A etc. 
 
 Richard Price, Esq. 3 f 
 Reading, Berkshire. 
 
 John Simeon, Lsq. 2 
 Charles Shaw Lefevre, Esq. 3 
 Retford , ATo/fz nghamshire. 
 Charles Craufurd, Esq. 1 
 Sir WiUiasft Ingilby, Bart. 
 
 Richmond , Yorkshire. 
 
 Hon. Charles Lawrence DundasS 
 Hon. Lawrence Dundas. 
 
 Rippon, Yorkshire. 
 lion. Frederick Robinson 
 George Gipps, Esq. 
 
 Rochester , Kent. 
 
 SirTho. Bouldrn Thompson, Bt, 
 John Calcraft, Esq. 1 
 
 Romney, Rent. 
 
 Right Hon. Thomas (Scott) Earl 
 of Clonmell 
 
 Hon. George Ashbumham. 
 Rutlandshire. 
 
 Right Hon. John (Henniker Ma¬ 
 jor) Lord Henniker2 
 Cnarles Noel Noel, Esq. 
 
 Rye, Sussex. 
 
 Stephen Rumb. Lushington, Esq. 
 William Jacob, Esq. 
 
 Rye gate, Surrey. 
 
 Hon. Edward Charles Cocks 1 
 James Cocks, Esq. 
 
 Salop, or Shropshire. 
 
 John Kynaston Powell, Esq. 6 
 J ohn Cotes, Esq. 2 
 
 Salt ash, Cornwall . 
 Matthew' Russell, Esq. 
 
 Michael G. Prendergrast, Lsq. 
 
32 
 
 u Kent. 
 
 , , • (ha. CVcii Cope Jen kinson 
 John Spratt Rainier, Esq. 
 
 So rum, Acte, Wilts. 
 
 Ki£ht Hon. Wm. PJcydell (Bou- 
 '!; ne ) V iscount Folkestone 3 
 *V illiatn Hussey, Esq. 10 
 Sanim, Old, WHO. 
 
 Hon. NicholasVansittart 3 
 Jc s:as Dupre Pore her, Esq. 2 
 Scarborough, Yorkshire. 
 lion. Edmund Phipps 4 
 Charles Manners Sutton, Esq. 1 
 t i * Seaford, Sussex. 
 
 John Lrach, Esq. 2 
 George Hibbert, Esq. 1 
 i' . Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire. 
 i d\y. Eovcden Loveden, 1 >q. 6 
 Right Hon; Thomas Wallace 3 
 Shorehatn. Sussex . 
 
 Sir Cha. Men ick Burrell, Bart. 1 
 i nnothy Shelley, Esq. g 
 
 ti Salop. 
 
 Hon. M.iiham Hill 3 
 Sir Thomas Jones, Bart. 
 
 Somersetshire. 
 
 V. illiam Dickinson, Esq. 4 
 ilio. Buckler Uthbridge, Esq. 3 
 Southampton, Hampshire. 
 George Henry Rose, Esq 4 
 Josias Jackson, Esq. 
 
 Southwark, Surrey. 
 
 Sir Thomas Turton, Bart. 1 
 Henry Thornton, Esq. 7 
 Staffordshire. 
 
 St Edward Littleton* Bart. 6 
 Lord Granville Leveson Gower 4 
 Stafford. 
 
 Hon. Edward MoncktonT 
 Richard Mansi 11 Phillips, Esq. 1 
 Stam ford, Lincolnshire. 
 
 Evan Foidkes, 1 >q. 3 
 Charles Chaplin, jan. Esq. 
 
 Step rung, Sussex. 
 
 James Martin Llojd, Esq. 2 
 Robert Hurst, Esq'. 2 
 
 Stockbiidg <•', Hampshire. 
 
 Joseph Foster Barham, Esq. 1 
 George Porter, Esq. 3 
 
 Sudbury, Suffolk. 
 
 Sir John Cox HippLlev, Bart.4 
 Emanuel Felix Agar, JEsq. 
 Suffolk. 
 
 x\ r (,la - bury, Bart. 9 
 Iho. Sherlocke Gooch, Esq. 2 
 Surrey. 
 
 Samuel Thornton, Esq. 7 
 George Holme Sumner, Esq. I 
 it Sussex. 
 
 Hon. Charles Win. Wyndhaml 
 John E tiller, Esq. 3 
 
 Tam worth, Staffordshire. 
 
 Sir Robert Peel, Bart. 4 
 » illiam Eoftus, Esq. 3 
 
 lav/ ./ ock, Devonshire. 
 
 Lord William Russell 6 
 ivJght lion. George Ponsonbv. 
 
 Jaunt on, Somersetshire. 
 
 John Hammett, Esq. 3 
 Alexander Baring, Esq. 1 
 Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. 
 Christopher Codrington, K«o 3 
 
 Charles llanbury T racy. Esq. 
 
 i . x@5!f° ra ' Norfolk. 
 
 Lord William Fitzroy 1 
 Thomas ( re.evev, ivsq. 2 
 J'firsk, Yorkshire. 
 
 William Erankland, Esq. 1 
 Robert (.Yeenliill, Esq. 1 
 Jiverton, Devonshire. 
 Wilbam Eitzhugh, Esq. 2 
 Right Hon. Richard Ryder 4 
 Tot ness, Devonshire. 
 
 William Adams, Esq.2 
 Benjamin Hall, Esq. 1 
 Tregony, Cornwall. 
 
 .Tames Oc^llagimi., Ksq. 2 
 
 W illiam Gore iangton, Esq. 
 
 Truro, Cornwall. 
 
 John Lemon, Esq. 3 
 Hon. Charles Frederick Powlett 
 Townshend. 
 
 Walling ford, Berkshire. 
 Richard Benyon, Esq. 2 
 William Lewis Hughes, Esq. 
 
 IVareham, Dorsetshire. 
 
 Hon. John William Ward 2 
 Sir Samuel Komilly, K, lU u 
 
 

 Warwickshire. 
 
 foi Dugd. Stratford Dugdale, Esq. 2 
 Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bart. 2 
 Warwick. 
 
 a! Right Hon. Henry Richard (Gre- 
 t: ville) Lord Brooke 2 
 
 diaries Mills, Fsq. 2 
 
 Wells, Somersctshire. 
 
 «j Clement Tudway, Fsq. 4 
 
 Charles WilliamTTa\ lor, Esq. 3 
 Wendover, Bucks. 
 
 George Smith, Esq. 
 t Francis Horner, Esq. 
 
 Wenlock , Shropshire. 
 
 Cecil Forrester, Esq. 4 
 Hon. John Bridgeman Simpson4 
 Weobly, //• refords hire. 
 
 Lord George Thvnne 4 
 Right Hon. Charles(Einch) Lord 
 Guernsey. 
 
 Westbury , Wiltshire. 
 
 Hon. Henry Lascelles. 
 
 . F rancis Whittle, Esq. 
 
 West Loot, Cornwall. 
 James Bailer, Esq. 2 
 Ralph Alien I)aniell, Esq. 2 
 Westminster, City of. 
 
 Right lion. Thomas (Cochrane) 
 Lord Cochrane, K. B. I 
 Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. 3 
 Westmorland. 
 
 Right Hon. John (Penningtoif) 
 Lord Muncastor 2 
 James I.owther, Esq. 8 
 ft ey mouth and Melcom.be Regis, 
 Dorsetshire. 
 
 Sir Janies Murray Pultenev,Bt. 6 
 Gabriel Tucker Steward, Esq. 4 
 Richard Tucker Steward, Esq. 2 
 Charles Adams, Esq. 3 
 
 Wh itch u rch, IIa mpsh i re. 
 Hon. William Augustus Town- 
 shend3 
 
 Hon. William Brodrick 3 
 Wigan , Lancashire. 
 Robert Holt Leigh, Esq. 3 
 John Hudson, Esq. 3 
 
 WiHon, Wiltshire. 
 
 Ralph Sheldon, Esq. 2 
 Hon. Charles Herbert 2 
 Wiltshire. 
 
 Henry Penruddockc Wyndhara, 
 Esq. 4 
 
 Richard Long, Esq. 1 
 
 Winche r, IIamp s b ire. 
 
 Sir Richard Gamon, Bart. G 
 Henry Carcw St. John Mildmay, 
 Esq. 
 
 Winchchec, Sussex. 
 Calverlv Bewick, Esq. 1 
 Sir Oswald Mosley, Bart. 1 
 Windsor, Berks. 
 
 Edward Disbrowe, Esq. 1 
 Ricltard Ramsbottom, Esq. 1 
 Y\ oodstock, Oxfordshire. 
 
 Hon. Win. Fred. Elliot Eden 1 
 Sir Hen. Watk. Dashwood, Bt. 6 
 IVor cestershire. 
 
 Hon. Win. Beauchamp LvgonS 
 lion. William Henry Lyttelton l 
 Worcester. 
 
 Abram Robarts, Esq. 3 
 William Gordon, l iq. 1 
 ft of tonsil asset, Wiltshire * 
 John Murrav, Esq. 
 
 Benjamin Walsh, Esq. 
 
 Wycombe , Blicking namsh irc. 
 Sir John Dashwood King, Bt. 3 
 Thomas Baring, Esq. 1 
 
 Yarmouth , Gr ot, Norfolk. 
 Hon. Edward Harbord 1 
 Gillin Wilson, Esq. 
 
 Yarmouth, Hampshire. 
 
 Sir John Ordr, Bart. 
 
 Right Hon. George (Anuesley) 
 Viscount Valencia. 
 
 1 or k shirr. 
 
 William Wilberforce, Esq. 7 
 Right Hon. Charles Wm.(Went¬ 
 worth Fitzwilliam) Viscount 
 Milton 1 
 
 York. 
 
 SirWm.Mordaunt Milner,Port.4 
 Sir Mark Masterinan SyKc.^Bt, 
 
_ Aberdeen. 
 
 James Ferguson, Ksq. 
 
 . Ayr. 
 
 David Boyle, Ksq. 
 
 Argy’e. 
 
 John Douglas Eduard 
 Henry Campb< 11 4 
 r, Banff. 
 
 K.ght lion. Sir Win. Grant, Knt. 
 Berwick. 
 
 George Baillie, jun. Esq. 3 
 e- t ? ut \ and Caithness. 
 
 5ir John Sinrla ; r, Bart. 2 
 Clackmannan ami Kinross. 
 David Clephane, Esq. 2 
 Cromart.:. 
 
 Kobt. Bruce AmcasMacleod, Esq. 
 
 Dumbarton. 
 
 Henry Glassford, Ksq. 
 
 Dumfries. 
 
 Sir W m. Johnstone ilope, K.M.l 
 
 Edinburg i. 
 
 Rt. IJon. Robert Dundas Saun¬ 
 ders 3 
 
 Elgin. 
 
 Francis William Grant, Esq. 1 
 
 William We ms ss, Esq. 
 
 Forfar. 
 
 Hon. William Ramsay Maule 2 
 Haddington. 
 
 Hon. Charles Hope 3 
 
 SCOTLAND, 45. 
 
 COUNTIES. 
 
 BOROUGHS. 
 
 Inverness. 
 
 Charles Grant, Esq. 3 
 - Kincardine. 
 
 W 'lliam Adam, Esq. 5 
 Kirkcudbright , Stewartry of. 
 
 Hon. Montgomery Granville John 
 Stewart 2 
 
 L an ark. 
 
 Lord Archibald Hamilton 1 
 
 Linlithgow. 
 
 Hon. Alexande r Hope 3 
 , °/ kne y and Shetland. 
 Malcolm Laing, Esq. 
 
 Peebles. 
 
 S;r James Montgomery, Bart. 3 
 Perth. 
 
 Lord James Murray. 
 
 Renfrew. 
 
 W ill am Macdowall, Esq. 4 
 
 Foss. 
 
 Hugh Innes, Esq. 
 
 Roxburgh. 
 
 John Rutherford, Lsq. 2 
 Solid, k. 
 
 >V ilham Elliott Lockhart, Iso. 1 
 „ Stirling. 
 
 Hon. Charles Elphinstone Fle¬ 
 mings 
 
 Sutherland. 
 
 George Mac p hereon Grant, Esq. 
 Wigton. 
 
 William Maxwell,jun. Esq. 2 
 
 I c A£ Z,7 ’ 
 
 Ar/'hiV.oia _ 
 
 vu,u, UMU IJ, 
 
 James Farquhar, Esq. 
 Anstruther (East and West), 
 Crail, Kilrenny, and Pitten- 
 zceem. 
 
 Right Hon. Sir John Anstruther, 
 Bart. 1 
 
 Ayr, Irvine , Inverary, Rothsay, 
 and Campbeltown. 
 Duncan Campbell, Esq. 
 
 Archibald Colquhoun,*Esq. 
 
 Dumfries, Sanquhar , Annan, 
 Lochmabtn, and Kirkcudbright. 
 Sir John S. Heron Maxwellffit. 
 . Edinburgh. 
 
 Sir Eatrick Murray, Bart. 1 
 Glasgow, Renfnw, Rut her glen, 
 and Dumbarton. 
 Alexander Houston, Esq. 
 
35 
 
 Inverness, Fort rose, Nairn , and 
 Forres. 
 
 Peter Baillte, jun. Esq. 
 
 Jedburgh, Haddington, Lauder, 
 Dunbar, and North-Berwick. 
 
 Sir George Warrender, Bart. 
 
 King horn, Dys art, Kirkcaldy, and 
 Burntisland. 
 
 Ronald Crauford Fcrgusson, 
 Esq. 1. 
 
 Perth, Dundee, Forfar, St. An¬ 
 drew's, and Cupar. 
 
 Sir David Wedderburn, Bart. 2. 
 
 S.lkirJc, Peebles, Linlithgow, and 
 , Lanark. 
 
 William Maxwell, Esq. 1 
 Stirling, Culross, Invcrkeithing, 
 Dunfermline, and Queens- 
 ferry. 
 
 Alexander Campbell, Esq. 
 Stranraer, Wig ton, Whitchorn, 
 and New Galloway. 
 Lyndon Evelyn, Esq. 
 
 Tain, Dingwall, Dornoch, Wick, 
 and Kirkwall. 
 
 William Henry Frcemantle, Esq. 
 
 IRELAND, 100. 
 
 COUNTIl^. 
 
 Antrim. 
 
 Edmond Alex.M‘Naghtm. Esq.3 
 Hon. John Rich. Bruce O Neill 2 
 Armagh. 
 
 William Brownlow, Esq. 
 William Richardson, Esq. 
 Catherlogh. 
 
 David Latouche, Esq. 2 
 Walter Bagenal, Esq. 2 
 Cavan. 
 
 Nathaniel Sneyd, Esq. 3 
 John Maxwell Barry, Esq. I 
 Cla e. 
 
 Sir Edward O'Brien, Bart. 2 
 Augustine Fitzgerald, Esq. 
 
 CorA*. 
 
 Right Hon. James (Bernard)Vis- 
 count Bernard 1 
 Hon. George Ponsonby 1 
 Donnegal. 
 
 Sir James Stewart, Bart. 2 
 Sir Henry Conyngham Montgo¬ 
 mery, Bart. 
 
 Down. 
 
 Hon. John Meade 1 
 Francis Savage, Esq. 3 
 Dublin. 
 
 Hans Hamilton, Esq. 3 
 Richard VVogan Talbott, Esq. 
 Fermanagh. 
 
 Hon. George Lowry Cole 2 
 Mervin Archdall, jun. Esq. 3 
 
 Galway. 
 
 Richard Martin, Esq. 3 
 Rigut lion. Denis Bowes Daly 2 
 
 Kerry. 
 
 Right lion. Maurice Fitzgerald 2 
 Henry Arthur .ferbert, Esq. 1 
 Kl'dare. 
 
 I.ord Robt. Henry Fitzgerald 2 
 Robert Latouche, Ivq. J 
 Kilkenny. 
 lion. James Butler 2 
 Hon.Fred.Cavendish Ponsonby 1 
 King's. 
 
 Thomas Bernard, Esq. 2 
 Hardress Lloyd, Esq. 
 
 Leitrim. 
 
 Henry John Clements, Esq. 2 
 John Latouche, Esq. 
 
 Limerick. 
 
 William Odell, Esq. 1 
 lion. Wind bam Henry Quin 1 
 I.ondonderry. 
 
 Lord George Thomas Beres- 
 ford 2 
 
 Hon. Charles "William Stewart 2 
 Longford. 
 
 Sir Thomas Featherstone, Bart. 3 
 Rt. Hon. George John (Forbes) 
 Viscount Forbes 1 
 Louth. 
 
 Right Hon. John Foster 3 
 
36 
 
 . Mayo. 
 
 R'S'd Hon. Denis Browne 
 iion. Henry Augustus Dillon 3 
 Meath. 
 
 Sir Marcus Somerville, Bart. 3 
 Thomas Bligh, lsq. 2 
 Monaghan. 
 
 Charles Powell Leslie, Fsq. 3 
 Tho. Charles Stewart Corr , Esq. 
 Queen's. 
 
 Hon. William Wellesley Pole 3 
 Henry Parnell, Esq. 2 
 Roscommon. 
 
 Arthur French, 1 .sq. 3 
 Hon. Stephen Mahon 1 
 Sligo. 
 
 Charles O'Hara, Lsq. 2 
 Edward Sing Cooper, Esq. 1 
 
 Tipperary. 
 
 Hon. Montagu Mathew 1 
 Hon. Francis Aldboro Prittie 1 
 Tyrone. 
 
 James Stewart, Esq. 3 
 lion. Thomas Knox 2 
 IVa ter ford. 
 
 John Claudius Beresford, Esq. 
 Richard Power, Esq. 2 
 Westmeath. 
 
 Gustavus Rochf'ort, Esq. 
 lion. Hercules Robt. Pakenham. 
 
 vy ex ford. 
 
 Abel Ram, Esq.' 1 
 William Congreve Alcock, Esq. 
 Wicklow. 
 
 M illiam Hoare Hume, Esq. 
 William Tighe, Esq. 2 
 
 BOROUGHS AND UNIVERSITY. 
 
 Armagh. 
 
 Right Hon. Patrick Duigcnan, 
 D. C. 1.3 ’ 
 
 Atitlone, Westmeath. 
 
 John Frew in Turner, 1 sq. 
 
 Ban don-Bridge, Cork. 
 Right lion, (ieorge Tierney. 
 
 B cl fast, A ntrim. 
 
 Edw ard May, I.sq. 3 
 
 Carrickfergus, Antrim. 
 James Craig, Esq. 
 
 Cashel. iipperarv. 
 
 Robert Peele, Esq. 
 
 Catherlogh. 
 
 Andrew' Strahan, Esq. 3 
 Clonmel! , Tipprrari/. 
 William Bagwell, Esq. 2 
 Coleraine, Londonderry. 
 
 John Poo Beresford, Esq. 
 
 Cork. 
 
 Mountifort Longfield, Esq. 3 
 Hon. Chris. HeU Hutchinson 3 
 Downpatrick, Down. 
 
 John Wilson Crokcr, Esq. 
 
 Drogheda , Louth. 
 
 Hon. Thomas Henry Foster 
 Dublin, City of. 
 
 Right Hon. Henry Grattan 2 
 Robert Shaw, Fsq. 2 
 
 Dublin, University of. 
 John Leslie Foster, Fsq. 
 
 Dundalk, Louth. 
 Thomas Hughan, l sq. 
 
 Dungannon, Tyrone. 
 Claude Scott, Esq. 
 
 Dungarvan, Waterford. 
 Hon. George AValpole. 
 
 Ennis, Clare. 
 
 William E'it/gerald, l sq. 
 
 Enn is ki lien, Term an agh. 
 Charles Pochin, Esq. 
 
 Galway. 
 
 James Daly, l' S q. 2 
 Kilkenny. 
 
 Hon. Charles Harward Butler 2 
 Kinsah, Cork. 
 
 Henry Martin, Fsq. 2 
 
 i J i meric k- 
 
 Charles Vereker, Esq. I 
 Tisbumc, Antrim. 
 
 R'ght Hon. Francis (Seymour) 
 Earl of \ srmouth 2 
 / Londonderry. 
 
 Sir Geo. Fitzgerald Hill. Bart. 3 
 Mullou:, Cork. 
 
 Denham Jcphson, F S q. 2 
 AWy, Down. 
 
 Hon. Francis Needham 1 
 
 \ 
 
31 
 
 fiortaclington, Queen's County. 
 
 Jlon. Wiliiam Lamb. 
 
 Ross ( \nc), Wexford. 
 William Wigram, Esq. 
 
 Sligo. 
 
 George Canning, I sq. 
 
 Tralee, Kerry. 
 
 James Stephen, Esq. 
 
 Ct.tlRKS AND OFFICERS OF 
 
 Clerk of the House , John ilat- 
 sell, l’sq. 
 
 Deputy, John Ley, J>o. 
 
 Clerk Assistant, Jeremiah Dy¬ 
 son, Esq. 
 
 Second di. John Henry Ley, F?q. 
 
 Clerk of the Committees of Pri¬ 
 vileges and Elections , George 
 White, Ksq. 
 
 Clerk of the Fees , John Doring- 
 ton, Fsq. 
 
 Clerks attt tiding Committee , Ed¬ 
 ward Straccy, John Henson, 
 Arthur Henson, Henry Colts, 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Waterford. 
 
 Right lion. Sir John Newport, 
 Hart. 
 
 Wexford. 
 
 Richard Neville, Esq. 
 
 Youghull, Cork . 
 
 Sir John Keane, Hart. 
 
 TUB HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
 
 Clerk of the Journals and Papers , 
 George Whitt am, Esq. 
 
 Clerks of Engro ; - merits, Edward 
 Stracey, Fsq. Mr. David Jones. 
 
 Printers of the Journals , §c. 
 Luke Hansard and Sons. 
 
 Sergeant at Anns, Francis John 
 Column, Esq. 
 
 Deputy , John Clementson, Esq. 
 
 Chaplain , Rev. Charles Proby. 
 
 Secretary to the Speaker , John 
 Rickman, Esq. 
 
 Trainbeurcr , Mr. Rowland. 
 
 Printers of the Yotes , John Ni¬ 
 chols and Son. 
 
 THE KING'S MOST HON. PRIVY COUNCIL. 
 Lord President, Earl C'amdfn. 
 
 Privy Seal , Earl of Westmoreland. 
 
 Prince of Wales 
 Duke of York 
 Duke of Clarence 
 Duke of Kent 
 Duke of Cumberland 
 Duke of Sussex 
 Duke of Cambridge 
 Duke of Gloucester 
 Arrhb. of Canterbury 
 Lord Chancellor 
 Archbishop of York 
 Archbwh. of Armagh 
 Duke of Norfolk 
 Duke of Richmond 
 Duke of Grafton 
 Duke of Red ford 
 Duke of Marlborough 
 Duke df Athol 
 Duke of Montrose 
 
 Marq. oj Buckingham 
 Marquis of Lansaown 
 Marquis of Stafiord 
 Ware?. ofTownshend 
 Marquis of Salisbury 
 Marquis of Hertford 
 Marquis of Bute 
 Marquis Wellesley 
 Marquis of Douglas 
 h arl of Aylesford 
 Earl of Dartmouth 
 Earl of Derby 
 Earl of' Pembroke 
 Earl of Winchelsea 
 l'arl of Chesterfield 
 Earl of Sandw ich 
 Earl of Carlisle 
 
 Earl of Elgin 
 Earl of Tankerville 
 Earl of Macclesfield 
 Earl of Ashburnham 
 Earl of Harrington 
 Earl of Buckingham¬ 
 shire 
 
 Earl Fitzwilliam 
 Earl of Hardwicke 
 Earl Spencer 
 Earl of Chatham 
 l ari Bathurst 
 Earl of Aylesbury 
 Earl Grosvenor 
 Ear! of Mount-Edg- 
 coinbe 
 
 'Far! of Carnarvon 
 
 Earl of Cholmondeley [Earl of Liverpool 
 Fail of Lauderdale i Earl of St, Vincent 
 
Earl of Malmesbury 
 Earl of Moira 
 Earl of Courlonn 
 Earl of Carvsfort 
 Earl of Donofighmore 
 Earl of.Onslow 
 J^arl of Chichester 
 Earl of Clancarty 
 Earl of Powis 
 Earl Grey 
 Earl Temple 
 Earl of Harrow bv 
 Lord C. 11. Somerset 
 Lord Charles Spencer 
 Lord Robert Spencer 
 Lord Fred. Campbell 
 Viscount Strangford 
 Viscount Howe 
 Viscount Calwav 
 Viscount Palmerston 
 Viscount Melville 
 Viscount Sidmoutli 
 Viscount Catheart 
 Viscount Morpeth 
 Lord Ossulston 
 Viscount Stopford 
 Viscount Castlereagli 
 > isrount W r cllington 
 Lord G. L. Gower 
 Lord J. Townghend 
 Lord George Thy line 
 Lord John Thynne 
 Bishop of London 
 Lord St.John 
 Lord Holland 
 Lord Walsingham 
 Lord Carteret 
 Lord Grenville 
 
 38 
 
 Lord Auckland 
 Lord Mulgrave 
 Lord Bayning 
 Lord ( Jastonbary 
 Lord Min to 
 Lord St* Helens 
 Lord Henley 
 Lord Tej «n mouth 
 Lord Whitworth 
 Lord Glenbervie 
 Lord Rodesdale 
 Lord Lllenborough 
 Lord Arden 
 Lord Sheffield 
 Lord Barham 
 Lord Erskine 
 Lord Manners 
 Charles Abbott 
 Sir George Vonge, Bt. 
 Hon. R. Fitzpatrick 
 John Foster 
 Hon. J. C. Villiers 
 Thomas Steele 
 Sir A. Macdonald, Kt. 
 William Windham 
 Sir Joseph Banks, Bt. 
 Hon. John Trevor 
 Sir Wm. Scott, Knt. 
 Hon. T. Grenville 
 Isaac CoiTy 
 George Canning 
 W illiam Dundas 
 Hon. C. P. Yorke 
 Sir Wm. Grant, Knt. 
 Thomas W allace 
 Charles Bathurst 
 William W ickham 
 George Rose 
 
 Charles Long 
 Sir John Boriase War¬ 
 ren, Bart. 
 
 John Smyth 
 John Hiley Adding- 
 
 George Tierney 
 ilon. T. Maitland 
 Nathaniel Bond 
 Hon. Sir A. Paget 
 Sir Evan Nepean, Bt. 
 Sir James Mansfield, 
 Knt. 
 
 Sir Wm. Drummond, 
 K. C. 
 
 Sir C. Arbmhnot, K.C, 
 J ohn Hook ham Frere 
 Nicholas Vansittart 
 R. Pole Carew' 
 
 John Sullivan 
 R. B. Sheridan 
 William Elliott 
 George Ponsonby 
 Sir John New port, Bt. 
 Sir Jn. Anstruther,Bt. 
 SirJa. M.Pulteney,Bt. 
 Hon. Spen. Perceval 
 Hon. Robert Dundas 
 Saunders 
 
 Hon. H. Pierrepont 
 h ran. James Jackson 
 Hon. Richard Ryder. 
 Sir John Nicholi;Knt. 
 SirDav. Dundas, K. B* 
 Hon. Wm. Wellesley 
 
 l 
 
 JCha. Manners Sutton 
 'Hon. Hen. Wellesley. 
 
 -— wen. Wellesley. 
 
 Clerks of the Council in ordinary , Hon. Robert W ? alnnlc Sir C4 An t, - 
 Cottrel., Knt. Sir George CiTetwynd, &£WIffi2£ 
 
 Keeper of the Council Records, Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knt. 
 
 JOINT GREAT CHAMBERLAIN OF ENGLAND 
 
39 
 
 THE KING'S MINISTERS. 
 
 Lord Chancellor , Lord Eldon. 
 
 Lord Privy Scaly Earl of Westmoreland. 
 
 President of the Councity Earl Camden. 
 
 First Lord of thr Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer , Right 
 lion. Spencer Perceval. 
 
 Secretary if State forth Home Department , Rt. Hon.Richard Ryder. 
 Ditto for the Foreign Department , Marquis Wellesley. 
 
 Ditto for the Colonial and War Department, Earl of Liverpool. 
 First Lord of the Admiralty, Lord Mulgrave. 
 
 Master-General of the Ordnance , Earl of Chatham. 
 
 President of the Board of Tradey Earl Bathurst. 
 
 President of the Board of Controuly Rt. Hon. Rt. Dundas Saunders. 
 The above form the Cabinet, 
 
 Lord Chamberlaiiiy Karl of Dartmouth. 
 
 Lord Steward, Earl of Aylesford. 
 
 Master of the Horsey Duke of Montrose. 
 
 Treasurer of the Navy, Right Hon. George Rose. 
 
 Secretary at War, Lord Viscount Palmerston. 
 
 Paymasters of the Forcesy Right Hon. Charles Long and Lord 
 Charles Henry Somerset. 
 
 Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Right Hon. Spencer Perceval. 
 Attomey-Generaly Sir Vieary Gibbs, Knt. 
 
 Solicitor-General , Sir Thomas Plumer, Knt. 
 
 Fostmasters-Generaly Earl of Sandwich and Earl of Chichester. 
 J.ieutenant-General of the Ordnance , Sir Thomas Trigge, Bart. 
 Master of the Minty night Hon. Charles Bathurst. 
 
 Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Duke of Richmond. 
 
 Lord Chancellor, Lord Manners. 
 
 Secretary of Stat<\ Right Hon. William Wellesley Pole. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE KING’S HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 Lord Ch am her lain, Earl of Dart¬ 
 mouth, 1200/. 
 
 Vice-Chamberlain, Lord John 
 Thynne, 1159/. 8*. 4 d. 
 Secretary , John Calvert, Eso. 
 Groom of the Stole, Earl of Win- 
 
 chelsea, 2000/. 
 
 Lords of the Bedchamber, Lord 
 Willoughby de Broke, Earl of 
 Onslow,Lord Boston,Viscount 
 Wentworth, Earl Pouictt, Ld. 
 S% Helens, Lord Somerville, 
 Viscount Sydney, Lord Am¬ 
 
 herst, Lord Rivers, Lord Ar- 
 clen, Lord Charles Spencer, 
 1000/. each. 
 
 Grooms of the Bedchamber, Ge¬ 
 neral Sir George Osborn, Bf. 
 Sir Philip Hales, Bart.Gcneral 
 Hon.William Gordon, Charles 
 Herbert, Esq. lion. Geo. Vil- 
 liers,Hon. Robt.FnlkGreville, 
 Sir llarrv B. Neale, Bf. Capt. 
 Hon. Arthur Kay eLegge, Lieut. 
 Gen. Hon. Ed ward Finch,Hon. 
 Henry Verney, lion. E. Capel, 
 
Brig. Gen. Archibald Camp¬ 
 bell, Hon. Frederick West, 
 500/. each. 
 
 Lord Steward o f the Household , 
 Earl of Aylesford, 1460'. 
 
 Treasurer , Lord Ossulston, 1200'. 
 
 Comptroller, Viscount Stanford, 
 1200 /. V 
 
 Paymaster to the Household, 
 George Talbot, Esq. 5001 . 
 
 Master of the Household , * 
 
 500/. 
 
 7f ^ ///- A/,(7 /*s7i a/, Si r James B1 an d 
 Burges, Bart. 500/. 
 
 Master of the. Robes, Hon. Ilenrv 
 Scdley, 800/. 
 
 Captain of the Yeomen of the 
 (iuard , Earl of Macclesfield, 
 1000 /. 
 
 Lieutenant, Edmund Phelps 
 Esq. 50 01. 
 
 Ensign, Augustus Atkins, Esq. 
 300/. H 
 
 Captain of the Band of Gentlemen 
 Pensioners, I'arl of Mount- 
 Edgecombe, 1000/. 
 
 Lieutenant , Philip Lake God- 
 sal 1, Esq. 500/. 
 
 Standard-Bearer, Edward Daw¬ 
 son, Esq. 310/. 
 
 Master of the Horse, Duke of 
 Montrose, 1266/. 13#. 4 d. 
 
 Clerk Martial and First F.querry, 
 Lieut. Gen. Robert Manners, 
 500/. * 
 
 Equerries, Lieut. Gen. Francis E. 
 Gwynn, Lieut. Gen. T. Garth, 
 Major-Gen. Wm. Cartwright, 
 300/. each. 6 ’ 
 
 Master of the Slag-Hound*, Mar¬ 
 quis Cornwallis, 2000/. 
 
 Grand Falconer, Duke of St. Al¬ 
 bans, 1200/. 
 
 Master of the Ceremonies, Sir Ste¬ 
 phen Cottrell, Knt. :A)0/. 
 Assistant, Robert Chester, Esq. 
 Master of the Band of Musir, Sir 
 William Parsons, Knt. 30D/. 
 Poct-Laureat, HenryJames Pve, 
 Esq. 100/. 
 
 Lord High Almoner, Most Rev. 
 
 the Archbisuop of York. 
 Hercdit, Grand Almoner, Mar¬ 
 quis of l xetcr. 
 
 Dean oj ltie Chapel Roual, Bishop 
 of London, 2(XK 
 Black Rod ,*ir E. Molvneux, Bt. 
 Phusit tans in Ordinary, Sir 1 meas 
 Pepvs, Bart. Sir Eraneis Mil- 
 man, Bart. Dr. Henry Revel! 
 Reynolds, Dr. Wm. Heber- 
 den, each 300'. 
 
 Physicians Extraordinary, I)r. 
 Janies Carmichael Smith, Sir 
 Henry Halford, Bt. Dr. Sam. 
 Foart Simmons, Dr.Edw. Ash. 
 Physician to the Household, Sir 
 E'rancis Milman, Bart. 200'. 
 Surgeon to the Household, James 
 Penrose, Fsqj 280/. 
 
 Apothecary to the Household, E. 
 
 Holdieh, Esq. 160/. 
 Apothecaries to the Person , Eve- 
 rard Aug. Brande, Esq. 320'. 
 Robert Battiscomb, I so. 160/. 
 Printers to his Majesty , Charles 
 Lyre, Andrew Strahan, and 
 Joun Reeves, Esqrs. 
 
 RANGERS, KEEPERS, See. 
 
 Lord Warden and Lieutenant of 
 Windsor - Forest and Great 
 Park , Duke of York. 
 
 Deputy Lieut, and Banger, Earl 
 Harcourt. 
 
 Out-Ranger, Viscount Cranley. 
 
 Windsor Little Park , Sir Fran¬ 
 ce Molyneux, Barf. 
 
 Bagshot Park and Walk, Duke 
 ot Gloucester. 
 
 ISi eic-Tjodge-H alk, Princess So¬ 
 phia of Gloucester. 
 
 
Windsor Home-Park , General 
 Hie hard Grenville, 690/. 
 
 Hampton-Cou rt Park , Duke of 
 Kent. 
 
 Cranbourne-Chace, Hon. George 
 Villiers. • 
 
 St. James's and Hyde Parks, Vis¬ 
 count Sydney. 
 
 Deputy, Lord William Gordon. 
 
 It ich m ond- Park, * 
 
 Deputy , Countess of Mansfield. 
 
 New Forest, Duke of York. 
 
 Sherwood-Forest, * 
 
 Greenwich Palace and Park , 
 Princess of Wales. 
 
 Epping-Forest, Samuel Bosan- 
 quet, Ksq. 
 
 Bushy-Park , Duke of Clarence. 
 
 Salcey-Forest, Viscount Ipswich. 
 
 Snowden-Forest, Lari of Ux¬ 
 bridge. 
 
 11 'ichwood-Forest, Oxfordshire, 
 Duke of Marlborough. 
 
 St. Briaval's Castle, in the Forest 
 of Dean, Lari of Berkeley. 
 
 Carnarvon-Castle , Win. Middle- 
 ton, Lsq. 
 
 Taunton-CastUfJ. Hammett, Lsq. 
 
 Whittlebury- Forest, Duke of 
 Grafton. 
 
 Rockingham-Forest, Earlof Up¬ 
 per Ossory. 
 
 Steward oj Bromsulon-Yale Ma¬ 
 nor, Sir Watkins Win. Wynne; 
 Bart. 
 
 Constable of Gloucestsr-Castle, 
 Nicholas H>ett, Lsq. 
 
 Ranger of Richmond-Forest and 
 Constable of Middleham-CustL', 
 Yorkshire, Duke of Leeds. 
 Surveyor-General of the King's 
 Woods, Oaks, Forests, and 
 C/iaces, Lord Glenbervie, 
 3000'. 
 
 Master of Gum?, Duke of Graf- 
 
 t6n. 
 
 Chief Justice In Eyr : North of 
 the Trent. Pig.d Hon. John 
 Charles Villiers, 2450/. 
 
 Ditto South of the Print, Right 
 Hon. Thomas Grenville, Tib 61. 
 13$. Ad. 
 
 Secretary in Eyre and Keeper of 
 the Seat, John Hanson, Lsq. 
 Surveyor-General of the King's 
 Land Revenue , * 
 
 200 1 ) 1 . 
 
 Deputy, James Pillar, 659'. 
 Registrar of Land Revenue, Jas. 
 King, Ksq. 4 301. 
 
 OUEEN’s HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 Lord Chamberlain, Earl of Mor¬ 
 ton, 1200/.* 
 
 Vice-Chamberlain, Edward Dis- 
 browc, Lsq. 500'. 
 
 Mistress of the Robes, Marchio¬ 
 ness of Bath, 500.'. 
 
 Indies of the R ed-C h amber,C oun- 
 tess of Pembroke, Countess 
 Harcourt, Viscountess Sydney, 
 Countess of Harrington, Couh* 
 tess of Macclesfield, Countess 
 of Chesterfield, 500/. each. 
 
 Maids of Honour, .Miss Caroline 
 Vernon, Miss Augusta Brude- 
 nell. Miss Seymour Coleman, 
 Miss Barbara Chester, Miss 
 D 
 
 Dashwood, Miss L.Wrottesley, 
 Miss L. Courtney, 3001. each. 
 Bed-Chamber Wo nun, Mrs. .So¬ 
 phia f ielding, Hon. Mrs. A. M. 
 Lgerton, LadyKadstock, Hon. 
 Mrs.Courtenay A. Boyle, 3001. 
 each. 
 
 Keepers of the Robes, Mrs. Char¬ 
 lotte Bcckedorlf, Miss S. Bec- 
 kedorif. 
 
 Physicians, * 200/. each. 
 
 P/iysician Extraordinary , Wm. 
 
 lloberden, M. D. 
 
 Surgeon , Thomas Keate, Esq. 
 150/. 
 
 Surgeons Extraordinary , Robert 
 
Jveatc, Andrew Mathias,Tsars. . 
 100/. each. 
 
 Apothecary, Aug.F.EraRde,Fsq. j 
 Ditto to ti c Household^ GriifcUi j 
 done;', Esq. 
 
 Treasurer, Earl of Aylesburv, ! 
 500'. 
 
 Seer l ary and Cowptroller, Earl 
 of E fling ham, 500'. 
 Attorney-Genera', George Har- 
 di ngc, Esq. 250.'. 
 
 Solicit Oi-General, Richard Rich¬ 
 ards, Esq. 180'. 
 
 Master of the Horse , Earl Jlar- 
 court, 80 01. 
 
 Equerries, li. Brudcnell, Esq. 
 Hon. Edward Stopford, Hoc. 
 A. Upton, 220h each. 
 
 Ladies of the Bed-Chamber to the 
 e'der Princesses, Marchioness 
 of Ely, 1 ady A. C. Mur¬ 
 ray. 
 
 Ditto to the younger Princesses , 
 Ladies Albinia Cumberland 
 and Isabella Thjnnc. 
 
 PRINCE OF WALES'S HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 Comptroller-General and Audi¬ 
 tor-Genera \ * 
 
 Treasurer and Receiver-General, 
 General Samuel Hedge. 
 
 Tics-Chamberlain, C. Nassau 
 Thomas, Esq. 
 
 Gentleman Attendant , Lieut.Col. 
 Benjamin Blomfidd. 
 
 Privy Purse, John MLMahon, 
 Esq. 
 
 Vice- Treasurer andCommissioner 
 
 . of Accounts, Robt. Gr.iv, Esq. 
 
 Keeper of the Pi ivy Sra f , private I 
 Secretary, and Secretary Ex- 
 traoidinary, J. M*Mahon, Esq. I 
 
 Chaplain to the Household and 
 librarian. Rev. James Stanier 
 Clarke. 
 
 Physicians, Dr. R. Halifav, Sir 
 Walter Earquhar, Bart. M. U. 
 Dr. Gilbert Blane. 
 
 Physician to the. /leasehold. Dr. 
 Gilbert Blane. 
 
 Surgrvn, Thomas Keate, Fsq. 
 Surgeon to the Household, John 
 Phillips, Esq. 
 
 Apothecary, Mr. R. Walker. 
 Equ'rrie *,'General Turner and 
 Baron Ebon. 
 
 PRINCESS OF W A 
 
 Vice-Chamberlain , Anthony St. 
 L'-ger, Esq. 
 
 Mi stress oft/, c Robes, Lady Glcn- 
 ’ be7 vie. 
 
 ladies of the Bed-Chamber, 
 Count* ss of Carnarvon, Lad} 
 
 LES's HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 Charlotte Lindsay, Lady Char¬ 
 lotte Campbell. 
 
 Privy-Purst, Miss Harman. 
 Btd-Chamber Women,' lion. Mrs. 
 
 Lisle, Miss Garth. 
 
 Pkj/ai. ian, Dr. M. Underw ood. 
 
 PRINCESS CHARLOTTE’S ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 Governed', Dowager Lady Dc j Sub - Preceptor and Chaplain, 
 
 Cf-flbrd. Rev. C. F. Nott. 
 
 Sub-Govecnes', Mrr. Udnev. I Comptroller and Paymaster, 
 Preceptor, Bishop of Salisbury. I Henry Norton Willi?, Esq. 
 
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 OFFICBRS OF THE DUCHY OF CORNWALL. 
 
 Chancellor and Keeper of the 
 Great Seal, Wm. Adam, Esq. 
 
 f 'ice-A dmir a!,ThomasTy rwhitt, 
 Esq. 
 
 Lord Warden of the Stannaries 
 an l St ward of the Duchy in 
 Devon and Cornwall, Thomas 
 Ty rwhitt, Esq. 
 
 Vice •Warden, Cornwall, John 
 Thomas, Esq. 
 
 Vice-Warden, Devon, Warwick 
 Hele Tonkin, Esq. 
 
 Surveyor-General, Benj. Tucker, 
 Esq. 
 
 D puty Surveyor-General, Robt. 
 Gray, Esq. 
 
 Auditor and Secretary , J. M‘Ma- 
 hon, Esq. 
 
 Deputy Auditors, Robert Gray, 
 Robert Abbot, Esqrs. 
 
 Engrosser to the Privy Seal, 
 Charles Bicknell, Esq. 
 
 Receiver - General, Right Hon. 
 Richard Brinsley Sheridan. 
 
 Deputy Receiv ’r-G&n ral, Chas. 
 Carpenter, Esq. 
 
 Hnvtnor of the Duchy Ports in 
 Cornwall and Devon, Cuke ot 
 Grafton. 
 
 Constable of Lamiceston-Castle, 
 Duke of Northumberland. 
 Attorney-General, William Gar- 
 row, Esq. 
 
 Solicitor-Gen. Jos. Jekyll, Esq. 
 The Prince of Wales's Counci f , 
 William Adam, Esq. Duke ot 
 Northumberland, Earl of Sr# 
 Vincent, Earl of Moira, Lord 
 Keith, Lord Hutchinson, Thos. 
 Tyrwhitt, Esq. General Sam. 
 Hulse, John hf*Mahon, Esq. 
 lit. lion. R.B. Sheridan,Lieut. 
 Col. Benj. Blomfield, Benj. 
 Tucker, Michael Angelo Tay¬ 
 lor, John Nesbit, Wm. Gar- 
 row, Joseph Jekyll, Esqrs. 
 Clerks of tae Council, Richard 
 Gray, Robert Gray, Esqrs. 
 
 DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK’S HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 Comptroller and Master of the 
 Household , General Richard 
 Grenville. 
 
 Treasurer and Secretary, * 
 
 Grooms of the Bed - Chamber, 
 Lieut. Gen. Wm. Morshead, 
 H. Bunbury, Esq. Captain C. 
 Craufbrd, Thomas Stepney, 
 Esq. 
 
 Ladies of the Bed-Chamber to the 
 Duchess, lit. lion. Lady Anne 
 
 CuJling Smith, Rt. Hon. Lady 
 Eliz. Spencer. 
 
 Equerries, Lieut. Gen. Sir Charles 
 Asgill, Bart. Brig. Gen. Wm. 
 Wynyard. 
 
 Secretary for Foreign AJfairs, 
 Major-Gen. De Bude. 
 Physician to the Household, Dr. 
 
 George Pearson. 
 
 Surgeon, Thomas Keate, F.sq. 
 Apothecary, E. A. Brando, L*q. 
 
 DUKE OF CLARENCE’S HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 Treasurer and Comptroller, Lord 
 Keith. 
 
 S ub- Treasurer,J ohn Barton, Esq. 
 Grooms of the Bed-Chamber, 
 Vice-Ad. Sir John B. W arren, 
 Bart. Admiral Sir Cha. Morice 
 1)5 
 
 Pole, Bt. W\ Dalrymple, Fsq. 
 Equerries, Hon. John Rodney, 
 John Byde, Esq. 
 
 Physician , Dr. Gilbert Blane. 
 Surgeon, F. Knight, Esq. 
 Apothecary, Mr. i'egaru 
 
44 
 
 DUKE OF KENT’S HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 Comptroller, * 
 
 Grooms , Colonc 1 John Agmond 
 ; Lieut. Col.Geo.Stracoy 
 Smith, Lieut.Col. J. Willough¬ 
 by Gordon. 
 
 Equerries, Brig. Gm. Frederick 
 Augustus Wetherall, Colonel 
 
 George Anson, Lieut. Col. Fre¬ 
 derick Hard} man. 
 
 Treasurer, John Barton, Esq. 
 Secretary, Cant. Thos. Dodd. 
 Physicians, Dr. Mervin Nooth, 
 Dr. James Haworth. 
 Surgeons,' Robert Keate, Fsq. 
 Mr. P. Travel*;, Mr. J. Doratt. 
 
 DUKE OF CUMBERLAND'S HOUSEHOLD 
 C omptroller, Lieut Gen. Richard 
 V jse. 
 
 Grooms of the Bed-Chamber, 
 
 Major-Gen.AAVhetham, Lieut. 
 
 Gen. H. Wynyard, Capt. Ste¬ 
 phenson. 
 
 Equerries , Hon. Lieut. Col. W. 
 
 Cclyear, W. Tvndale, Esq. 
 
 Brig. Gen. John Slade, —- 
 
 Thornton, Esq. 
 
 Physician*, Dr. C. M. Pember- 
 ton, Dr. Wm. Domeier, 
 Surgeons, Messrs. Joburns and 
 Broderip. 
 
 DUKE OF SUSSE 
 Treasurer and Comptroller, Lord 
 Graves. 
 
 Snb-Trea.su re j', C. Powell, Esq. 
 Grooms of the Bed-Chamber, 
 
 Hon. Captain George Hope, 
 
 . iiear-Adm. SirTho. William^ 
 Knf. Lieut. Colonel Sir John 
 Douglas, Knt. —— Ogg, 
 
 . Eiq. 
 
 X's HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 Equerries, Lieut. Col. Walker, 
 J. G. Guthrie, Esq. Major S. 
 rreelb, J. Swartz, Esq. 
 Physicians, Dr. Edward Fryer, 
 Dr. Robert Wright, Dr. Wm. 
 Damper, Dr. Arthur Brooke 
 
 Faulkner,Dr.- Herdman. 
 
 John Doratt and John 
 Phillips, Esq. 
 
 DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE'S HOUSEHOLD 
 
 Uu£ kX - CriCl “ 0D> I S r*r' S “’ ph - Woolricbr, Esq. 
 .■ 1 U I Apothecary, Ci. A. Braude, Esq. 
 
 UU KE OF GLOUCESTER'S HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 E r n iV'. Ca P f - Edmund Cur- 
 rey Ma,or Samuel (;. Hi ee ins, 
 », P*: kcaJmgJamcsBwid ford. 
 1 *V«cr«M, Sir Henry Halford, 
 Bt. M. D Dr. Jos. Brandreth. 
 Surgeon , Win. Ferguwon, Esq. 
 
 Grooms of the Bed-Chamber, 
 Lieut. Col. Thomas G. Ebring- 
 ton, Thomas Dalton, Esq. Ma¬ 
 jor Ralph Hamilton, Capt. Sir 
 Home Popham, K. M. Lieut. 
 Colonel Alex. John Goldie. 
 
HERALDS COLLEGE, 1340. 
 Earl Marshal, Duke of Norfolk. 
 
 Kngs of Anns, 
 
 Garter Principal , Sir Isaac 
 Heard, Knt. 
 
 Clurmccux , George Harrison, 
 
 Esq. 
 
 Norroy, Ralph Digland, Esq. 
 
 Six Hsralds. 
 
 Windsor , Fran. Townsend, Esq. 
 
 Chester, G. Martin Leake, Esq. 
 
 Lancaster , Edmund Lodge, Esq. 
 
 Somerset, John Atkinson, Esq. 
 
 Pork, George Nayler, Esq. 
 Richmond,'Jo s. Hawker, Esq. 
 
 Pour Pursu-v in.tr. 
 Portcullis , J. Dodington Forth, 
 Gent. 
 
 Rouge. Dragon, James Cathrow, 
 Gent. 
 
 Ji'ue Mantle, Fra. Martin, Gent. 
 Rouge Croix m.Raddyile, Gt. 
 it siArar , T. Powell Symouds, 
 Esq. 
 
 Deputy, Ralph Bigland, Esq. 
 
 KNIGHTS OF TIIE MOST NOBLE ORDER OF THE 
 GARTER. 
 
 In stituted J an. 19, 1350. 
 
 THE SO?EREl(IS. 
 
 Prince of Wales Marquis of Backing- 
 Duke of York ham 
 
 Duke of Clarence Duke of Northum- 
 I)uke of Kent b*‘rland 
 
 D. of Cumberland Earl of Chatham 
 Duke of Sussex Marquis of Salisbury 
 
 Duke of Cambridge Earl of Westmore- 
 Prince of Hesse Umi 
 
 Duke of Gloucester Earl of Carlisle 
 
 j). of Marlborough Duke of Buccleugh 
 
 Duke of Grafton Earl Spencer 
 
 D. of Devonshire Earl Camden 
 
 Prelate of the Order , Bishop of Winchester. 
 
 Chancellor, Bishop ot Salisbury. 
 
 Registrar, Dean of Windsor. 
 
 Garter Principal King of Arms, Sir Isaac Heard, Knt. 
 
 Usher of the Slack Rod, Sir Francis Molyneux, Bart. 
 
 Motto, Honi scit qui mal y pens :.— Ribbon, illue. 
 
 Duke of Rutland 
 l ari of Hardwieke 
 Duke of Beaufort 
 Marq. of Abercorn 
 Earl of Pembroke 
 Lari of Winckelsea 
 Earl of ChestertbiJ 
 i arl of Dartmouth 
 Marquis of StafforJ 
 Marquis of Hertford 
 Earl of Lonsdale. 
 
 KNIGIITS OF THE.MOST HONOURABLE ORDER OF 
 THE BATH. 
 
 Instituted 1591), revived 17*5. 
 
 TIIE sor l re ias. 
 
 Grand Master, Duke, cf York. 
 
 Sir Robt. Gunning, Bt. V iscount Galw ay JRight Hon. Sir Mm. 
 
 Lord De Bluquiere 
 Viscount Howe 
 ) arl of Malmesbury 
 Lari of St. Vincent 
 
 Right Hon. SifCeorg* 
 Yonge, Bart. 
 Viscount Bridport 
 Lord llenb v 
 03 
 
 Meadows 
 S?f Rob. Abercrombie 
 Lord Whitworth 
 Lord Keith 
 
Kisrht Hon. Sir John 
 Horlase'Warren, Bt. 
 Right Hon. Sir Joseph 
 Banks 
 
 •^ir Alured Clarke 
 
 SirJamesHenry Craig 
 Sir John Colpbys 
 Sir Henry Hervey 
 Sir Thomas Graves 
 Lord Hutchinson 
 Sir Thomas Trigge 
 Sir J. T. Duckworth 
 Sir James Saumarez. 
 Bart. 
 
 46 
 
 Sir Eyre Conte 
 Sir J. Fran. Craddock 
 Sir David Dundas 
 Right Hon. Sir Arthur 
 Paget 
 
 Viscount Wellington 
 Hon.Sir George James 
 Ludlow 
 
 Sir Samuel Hood 
 Karl of Norfhcsk 
 Sir Richard James 
 Strachan, Bart. 
 Hon. Sir Alc.v. Forr. 
 
 Sir John Stuart 
 'ir Philip Francis 
 SirGeorgellilaro Bar- 
 low, Bart. 
 
 Viscount Strangford 
 Sir Richard Goodwin 
 Keats 
 
 Sir George Beckwith 
 Sir David Baird 
 Hon. Sir John Hope 
 Sir Brent Spencer 
 Lord Cochrane 
 Sir John Cope Sher¬ 
 brooke. 
 
 Cochrane 
 
 'oemaL 1*/V. mia '." Vi , ncfnt > of Westminster. 
 uenealogt A a ' , ! Blanc Coursmtr Herald, George Navler I so 
 Until King of Arms, John Palmer CuJIiim Es^u q * 
 
 (' n ^ e S l ^trar and Secretary. John Charles Herrins Eso 
 OcnlUman Usher oft!,, Black Bod, and Brunswick Herald^ Isaac 
 Heard, Knt. 
 
 Motto, Triajuncta in uno. — IlinnoN, Red. 
 
 PRIVY SEAL OFFICE 
 
 Earl of VVcs( -1 Ja r, Ma r dan - 
 
 Clnkr, KicbardGrenville, Jacob | eaA y ’ ^ 
 
 SECRETARY OF 
 
 S er -f° r the Home Department, 
 
 Right lion. Rich. Ryder,6000/. 
 
 Under-Secretaries, John Beckef 
 .Nicholas William Ridley Col- 
 bome, Esqrs. 1500'. each. 
 
 Secretary for Foreign Affairs, 
 
 Marquis Wellesley, b000/. 
 
 Under-Secretaries , Charles Cul¬ 
 ling Smith, William Hamil¬ 
 ton, Esqrs. 1500/. each. 
 
 Sec. for the Colonial and WarDc- 
 jpart. Earl of Liverpool, 6<XX)/. 
 
 Under-Secretaries , Hon. Charles 
 Cecil Cope Jenkinscn, John 
 Dirk Burnaby, Esq. 
 
 Secretary for Irish Affairs , Rt. 
 
 lion. Wm. W’rllesley Pole. 
 
 Resident Under-Secretary , Chas. 
 
 William Flint, Esq. 
 
 STATE’S OFFICE. 
 
 Keepers of the Signet, The Secre¬ 
 taries of State. 
 
 Clerks Of do. Brook Taylor, Esq. 
 Rev Wm. Harry Fdw. Ren- 
 tinek, John Gage, Thomas 
 Norton Powlett, Esqrs. 
 Gazette Writer, Stephen Rolle- 
 ston, Esq. 300/'. 
 
 Gaz ■ tte Printer, A. Strahan. V sq. 
 Keeper of State Papers. John 
 Bruce, Lsq. .500/. 
 
 Lo lector and Transmitter of do. 
 Charles Goddard, Esq. 
 
 IK "ft of Balia Language, 
 John Bruce, lisn. mi. 
 
 D 50Ol' ererOjLe,lers >* 
 interpreter of Oriental Lan- 
 
 guage? y * 
 
47 
 
 TREASURE 
 
 Commissioners for executing the 
 Office of Treasurer, Rt. Hon. 
 Spen.Perceval, 4000.'. Rt.Hon. 
 
 J n. Foster, H on. \V m. 15 rod rick, 
 Hon.Wm. Elliott, Rt. lion. Jn. 
 Otway, Earl of Desavt, Snow¬ 
 den Barne, Esq. 1600/. each. 
 
 Joint Secretaries, Rich. Wharton, 
 
 RECEIPT OF 
 
 Chancellor , Right Hon. Spencer 
 Perceval, 1800/. 
 
 Auditor, Lord Grenville, 4000/. 
 
 Clerk of the Pells, Hon. Henrv 
 Addington, 6840/. for himself 
 and Clerks. 
 
 Tellers, Marquis of Buckingham, 
 Earl Camden, Earl Bathurst, 
 Hon. Wm. Fred. Elliott Eden. 
 
 Chamberlains of the. Tally Court , 
 lion. Frederick .North, Monta¬ 
 gue Burgoyne, Esq. 
 
 Commissioners for Auditing Pub¬ 
 lic. Accounts , Mr. Strgcant 
 Praed (Chairman), Sir Charles 
 
 -OFFICE. 
 
 Esq. * 3229/. 
 
 17*. each. 
 
 Law Clerk and Assistant Secre¬ 
 tary, George Harrison, Esq. 
 Solicitor, Henrv Charles Litch¬ 
 field, Esq. 2000/. 
 
 Keeper of the. Papers, Wm. Ste¬ 
 venson, Lsq. 100/. 
 
 EXCTIF.QUFR. 
 
 W. Rouse Houghton, Bart. Fr. 
 Perceval Elliott, Rich. Daw¬ 
 kins, Charles Moore, J ohn Sar¬ 
 gent, John Anstey, John Wiii- 
 shaw, Philip Dearc, Esqrs. 
 Secretary, John L. Mallet, Esq. 
 Chief Inspectors of Accounts, 
 Bernard Cobb, George Harris, 
 Richard Whitcomb, Esqrs. 
 Commissioners ofTaxes,\\ illiam 
 Lowndes, Barne Barne, Edw. 
 Medows, Henry Hodgson,Tho. 
 D. Lamb, Esqrs. b00!. each. 
 Secretary, Matthew Winter, 
 Esq. 
 
 CUST 
 
 Commissioners , Richard Frewin, 
 William Roc,Esqrs. Sir Alex. 
 Munro, Knt. Francis F. Lut- 
 trell, John Buller, Gloucester 
 M ilson, Jas. Hume, Jn. Mil* 
 liams, Jas. W illis, Esqrs. 1000/. 
 
 Secretary , H. Richmond, Esq. 
 700'. 
 
 Collector Inwards and Outwards , 
 Duke of Manchester. 
 
 Comptroller Inwards and Out¬ 
 wards, Karl of Guildford. 
 
 Receiver - General, Augustus 
 Pec hell. Esq. 1000/. 
 
 Supervisor of the Receiver-Gene- 
 
 OM S. 
 
 rat's Receipts and Payment <r, 
 Thomas Harmon, Esq.'580/. 
 Comptroller-Genera!, Tho. Tay¬ 
 lor, Esq. 1000/. 
 
 Surveyors General in London , 
 Daniel Garrett, John Dailey, 
 James Earnshaw, Clia. Cullen, 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Registrar-General of all Trading 
 Ships belonging to Great-IIre¬ 
 tain, T. E. Willoughby, Esq. 
 In spertor-General a/Imports an d 
 Exports, William Irving, Esq. 
 Solicitors, William Cooper, Esq. 
 300/. Arthur Tyton, lsq. 250/. 
 
 EXCISE OFFICE. 
 
 Commissioners, Martin Whish, I men) 1700/. each; lion. John 
 Robt. N icholas, Esqrs. (Chfcir- | L. Olmius, Hon, Aug. Phipps, 
 
TorJ Geo. Seymour, George 
 W atson, Alexander Campbell, 
 Christopher T. Maling, Benia¬ 
 min Sydenham, Esqrs. ltaUh 
 each. 
 
 Secretary Thomas Burton, Esq. 
 
 Receiver-General, George James 
 Cholmondelev, Fsq. tor self 
 and clerks* 3050/. 
 
 Comptrolln'-Genera Ed tv. Mil- 
 
 48 
 
 ward, Esq. for self and clerks* 
 
 3290/. 
 
 Comptroller of the Cu>h, C. H. 
 Greville, Esq. 
 
 Solicitors , John Vivian, Thomas 
 Wm. Carr, Esqrs. 
 Commissioners for Appeals, Rt. 
 Hitkes, John Touciiet, Rich. 
 Bevan, John W. Bramston, 
 Faruley Wilmot, Lsqr*. 
 
 Comm Gilbert N. Neyle, 
 Esq. (Chairman,) J. Bindley, 
 W. R. Spencer, VV. Lake, i. 
 Much Hatton, Henry llallam, 
 Ilenry liouverie, Lsqrs. 800/. 
 each. 
 
 Secretary , C. Fdtvards Bercs- 
 ford, Esq. 300'. 
 
 STAMP-OFFICE. 
 
 tfer. Get?. Jos. Smith, Fsq. 200 f . 
 Comptru’Ur , Patrick Brydune. 
 Esq. 400/. 
 
 Tellers of Stamps, Messrs. T. C. 
 Hudson and C. G. Piaster 
 100'. eacli. 
 
 Registrar oj Warrants, Mr. John 
 
 Cox, 110/. 
 
 Postmasters - G ru ral, Earl of 
 Sandtvich and Fail of Chi¬ 
 chester, 500 01. each. 
 
 Secretary and Resident Surveyor, 
 Francis I reeling, ] sq. H00/. 
 
 Receiver-General , Thomas Mort- 
 iock, Esq. 800/. 
 
 Accountant-General, John Spen¬ 
 cer, Esq. 700/. 
 
 Sinv yor and Superintendent of 
 Mail-Coaches, T. Ilasker, Fsq. 
 700/. 1 
 
 Superintending Pr id nt of the 
 Inland J.ttt r- Office, Daniel 
 Stow, I sq. ‘>001. 
 
 Accountant for Rye and Cross 
 
 POST-OFFJCF. 
 
 Road Letters, John Brown, 
 Esq. 290/. 
 
 Comptroller of the Foreign Let - 
 l r Office, Arthur Stanhope, 
 Fsq. 700/. v 
 
 Comptroller of the Twopenny 
 Pud-Office, Edtv. Johnson, Fsq. 
 
 Accountant, Ci»a. Freeman, Fsq. 
 
 Collector, JohnW’. Ferguson, Fsq. 
 
 Superintendent of the Ship Letter 
 Office, VV. Bulien, Fsq. 
 
 Inspector of Packets, John B. 
 Bennett, Fsq. 
 
 Agent for the Packet-Beats ct 
 Falmouth, Benjamin Pender, 
 Esq. 400/. 
 
 First I.ord Commissioner , Lord 
 Mulgravc, 3000/. 
 
 Lord v Commissioners, Sir Rich. 
 Bickerfon, Bart. Robt.Ward, 
 Jan. Buller, William Domett, 
 Kobt. Moorsom, Esqrs. Vise. 
 Lott ther, 1000/. each. 
 
 A I)M1R AI ,T V-OF FI C F. 
 
 H/ Secretary , John Wilson Cro- 
 ker, Lsq. 400J/. 
 
 2J Sec. John Barrow, Fsq. 2099/. 
 Secretary to the First Lord, Capt. 
 
 Edward O’Bryrr., 300/. 
 
 Paymaster oj the Royal Marines, 
 lion. George Villiers. 
 
40 
 
 ADMIRALTY-COURT. 
 
 Judg* of the Admiralty, Sir 
 \Y iliiam Scott, Ivnt. 2500/. 
 King's Advocate - General, Sir 
 Christopher Robertson, Knt. 
 Admiralty do. Win. Battine, Esq. 
 Counsel to the Admiralty and 
 Navy, Thomas Jervis, Esq. 
 Solicitor to the Admiralty and 
 Navy , Charles Bickncll, Esq. 
 
 NAVY PA 
 Treasurer of the Navy, Rt. Hon. 
 
 George Rose, 4000'. 
 Paymaster,John Smith,Esq.BOOL 
 Deputy,John Swaffield, Esq. 600/. 
 Cashier of the Navy for paying 
 Bills, W. Cresswell, Esq. 660/. 
 
 NAVY 
 
 Comptroller, Si rThomas Boulden 
 Thompson, Bart. 1500/. 
 
 Deputy, Sir Francis John Hart¬ 
 well, Bart. 1000/. 
 
 Surveyors, Sir Wm. Rule, Knt. 
 
 Henry Peake, Esq. 
 Commissioners, Samuel Gam bier, 
 Esq. Hon. Henry Eegge, Hon. 
 Edward Bouverie, John Deas 
 Thompson, Thomas Hamilton, 
 R. O. Middleton, Isaac Schom- 
 berg, l.sqfs. 1000/. each. 
 
 King's Proctor , N. Bishop, Esq. 
 Admiralty do. G. Goatling, 
 Esq. 
 
 Registrar, Lord Arden 
 Marshal , John Crickett, Esq. 
 Judge-Advocate to the Fleet, 
 Hon. H. Ryder, 18?/. 10>\ 
 Deputy, Thomas Binstead, Esq. 
 
 -OFFICE. 
 
 Ditto of the Victualling for pay¬ 
 ing Bills, E. Clark, Esq. 660/. 
 Accountant, G.Fennell, 1 sq.660/. 
 Inspector o f Stamen's Wills and 
 Powers of Attorney, J. Bed- 
 ingficld, Esq. 660/. 
 
 ) FFICE. 
 
 Secretary, R. A. Nelson, Esq.' 
 Extra Commissioner, Inspector of 
 D pt ford and Chatham Yards, 
 Charles Cunningham, Esq. 
 Resident Commissioner at Chat¬ 
 ham, Sir Rt. Barlow, Kt. 1000/. 
 Ditto at Sheerness, W m. Brown. 
 Esq. 1000/. 
 
 Ditto at Portsmouth, Hon. Geo. 
 Grey, WOOL 
 
 Ditto at Plymouth, Robert Fan- 
 shaw, Lsq. 1000/. 
 
 TRANSPORT-OFFICF. 
 
 Commissioners, Sir Rup. George, 
 Bart. Ambrose Soane, James 
 Bowen, Esqrs. Hon. John 
 
 Douglas, John Harness, M. D. 
 Him. Courtenay Boyle. 
 Secretary, Alex. M‘Leay, Esq. 
 
 VICTUAEUNG-OFFICF. 
 
 Commissioners, John C. Searle, 
 Esq. (Chairro.), Geo. P.Towrv, 
 E'sq. (Deputy Chairman), Ni¬ 
 cholas BrowhjWm. Boscawen, 
 
 Thos.Welsli, Jn. Aubin, Esqrs. 
 Hon. Edward Stewart. 
 Secretary, William Gosling, Esq. 
 
50 
 
 GREENWICH HOSPITAL. 
 
 Governors , The Great Officers of 
 State, &c. 
 
 Directors , Admiral Vise. Hood, 
 Wm. Brow ell, Isq. Adm. Sir 
 Jn. Colpo\s, K.B. 1 ord Auck¬ 
 land, Jii. Cleveland, I tq. Rev. 
 d.Cooke, Matthew 1 ounereau, 
 Win. Palmer, Esqrs. Sir Robt. 
 Preston, lit. John Venn, } sq. 
 Sir Win. Bellingham, Bt. Jos. 
 Hunt, Ksq. Sir F. J. Hartwell, 
 Bart. Right Hon. Cha. Long;, 
 Kobt. Robertson, M. 1). John 
 Harrison, Esq. Earl of Rom¬ 
 ney, Sir William Geary, Bart. 
 
 Wm. J. T. Saverv, G. Parker, 
 F. G. Coodenough, 9am. Gam* 
 b;er, E_sqrs. Jlou. and Rev. E. 
 Eegge. 
 
 ^loool * Ion ‘ ^ isc * Hoo(I > 
 
 Lieutenant-Governor , William 
 Brow ell, I sq. 400/. 
 
 Treasurer , Adm. Sir John Col- 
 po>s, K. B. 2004 
 Seen tar^, John Dyer, 160/ 
 Auditor y Lord Auckland, 100/. 
 Surveyor John V enn, 1 sq. ‘<004 
 Physician, Dr. Robertson, 1834 
 Surgeon, Mr. Wm. Miller, 1004 
 
 Secretary at War , Viscount Pal¬ 
 merston, 3009/. 
 
 Deputyy Wm. Merry, Esq. 
 Examiner of Army Accounts , 
 
 WAR-OFFICE. 
 
 Paymaster of Widows' Pensions, 
 Right Hon. General 11. E. 
 E ox. 
 
 Deputyy C. P. Crawfurd, Esq. 
 
 Paymastcrs-Gcneral , Right Hon. 
 Charles Long and Lord Charles 
 Henry Somerset, 2000'. 
 DcputiesfYX io. P. Courtenay,Esq. 
 Lord Robt. Edw. H. Somerset, 
 500'. each. 
 
 Accountant-General, David Tho¬ 
 mas, Esq.12004 
 
 ARMY PAY-OFFICE. 
 
 Keene Stables, Esq. 
 
 Cashier, 
 
 10004 
 
 Cashier of Half- Pai /, * 
 
 7004 
 
 Computer of Off-Reckonings, and 
 Superintendent of the ylrrear 
 Department, Augustus Henry 
 Bradshaw, Esq. 6004 
 
 Constable and Chief Governor , 
 G< neral Earl of Moira, 10004 
 Lieutenant - Governor, General 
 Charles Vernon, 7004 
 Dep. Lieutenant-Governor, Co¬ 
 lonel John Yorke, 3654 
 
 TOWER OF LONDON. 
 
 Major, Colonel Matthew Smith, 
 1824 10*. 
 
 Chaplain , Rev. William Coxe, 
 1214 13*. Ad. 
 
 Physician , Dr.Tomkyns, 182410s 
 Surgeon, Mr. J. Rose,454 12s. 6 d 
 
 ORDNANCE-OFFICE. 
 
 Master-General, Lieut.Gen. Earl I Lieutenant-General General Sir 
 of Chatham, 15004 j Thomas Triage, K. E. 11004 
 
Surveyor-Genera \ Colonrl J ames 
 Murray Hadden, 800?. 
 
 Clerk of the Ordnance, Hon. 
 
 Cropley Ashley Cooper, 600'. 
 Principal Storekeeper, Mark 
 S ngleton, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Deliveries, Thomas 
 Thornton, Esq. 500'. 
 
 Treasurer, Jo*. Hunt, F.sq. 560 r . 
 Secretary to the Master-General, 
 Sir William Bellingham, Bart. 
 300/. 
 
 Secretary to the Hoard, Rob* rt 
 I£. Crew, Esq. 510/. 
 Superintendent of Transport 
 Capt. Taouios Dickinson, S00\ 
 
 CINQUE-PORTS. 
 
 Lord Warden, Keeper, and Ad- 
 miral, Earl of Liverpool, 3000/. 
 
 Lieutenant, Viscount Mahon. 
 
 Deputy Lieut* nant and Registrar, 
 Thomas B. Lane, E>q. 
 
 Constable of Dover-Caitle, Earl 
 of Liverpool. 
 
 Captain of D^al-Castle, Earl of 
 Guildford. 
 
 Captain of Walmer-Castlc, Geo. 
 Leith, Esq. 
 
 Captain of Sandgate-Castle^Vm. 
 Evelyn, Esq. 
 
 Captain of Moat's Bulwark, John 
 Latham, Esq. 
 
 Sec. to Lord Ward. J. Smith, Esq. 
 Judge of the Admiralty-Court, 
 Joseph Phillimore, D. C. L. 
 
 CHELSEA 
 
 Commissioners , The Great Offi¬ 
 cers of State. 
 
 Governor, Gen. Sir David Dun- 
 das, K. B. 500/. 
 
 Li utmant-Governor, Gen. Sa¬ 
 muel Ifulse, 4001. 
 
 Major, Lt.Col. R. Matthews,270/. 
 
 Adjutant, Capt. George Acklom, 
 
 100 '. 
 
 HOSPITAL. 
 
 Treasurers, Pavmasters-General 
 of the Forres for the time being. 
 Deputy, John Wilson, Esq. 
 Secretary and Registrar, George 
 Aust, Ksq. 
 
 Comptroller, Loftus Nunn, Esq. 
 Physidan, Dr. Benjamin Mose¬ 
 ley, 100'. 
 
 Surgeon, Tho. Keate, Esq. 100/. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE MINT. 
 Instituted in 1066. 
 
 Warden, Sir Walter J. James, 
 Bart. 450/. 
 
 Master and Worker, Right Hon. 
 
 Charles Bathurst, 3000'. 
 Comptroller, John Tekell, Esq. 
 30O'. 
 
 Assay Master, Robert Bingley, 
 Esq. 425/. , f 
 
 Surveyor of Meltings and Clerk 
 of the Irons, Right lion. Spen¬ 
 cer Perceval, 1V0/. 
 
 Chief Engrav. L. Pingo,Esq.200/. 
 
 BOARD OF WORKS. 
 
 larv'mr-Gtneral and ComptroU 1 Examining Clerk, C. Alexander 
 lcr, J ames '.Vyatt, Esq. I Cra-g, Esq. 
 
52 
 
 HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY. 
 
 Jfigh Chancellor of Great- 
 Britain , Rt. Horj. Lord Kldon. 
 
 Principal Secretary, Jas. Fairer, 
 Esq. 
 
 Ma ' Ur or Keeper of the Rolls, 
 lugnt Hon. SirWm. Grant, Kt. 
 
 Chief Secretary, A.W.Orant,Esq. 
 
 Masters in Chancery , AleAander 
 Popham, Jn. Campbell, Fran. 
 
 . 81 rat lord, John S. Harvey 
 C. Cox, James Stanley! 
 R obt.Stecle, Ed w. M orris, Chk! 
 Ihomson, — Alexander, Esq*. 
 
 C/frArar of the Crown, J arl Ba¬ 
 thurst, Hon. Amley Bathurst. 
 
 Deputy, Thomas Rashleigh, 1 \q 
 
 'fnountant - General , Nicholas 
 Smith, Esq. 
 
 ^egiHrar, Duke of 
 St. Albans. 
 
 -Eo/d Chancellor's Registrars , , 
 
 Records, down to 1483, «rc Aep/ 
 
 Me /?o//.v 
 
 Jacob Crofts, Thos. Walker 
 Esqrs. * 
 
 JWer of /Ac Ralls 1 Registrars, 
 I no. Raynsford, Henry Bur¬ 
 rows, Esqrs. 
 
 Trustees aj the Hanapsr Office. 
 John 1\ Batt, Valentine 11 . 
 >» ilmot, Esqrs. 
 
 Clerk of the Dispensation-Office . 
 
 Hon. Apsley Bat hunt. 
 
 Chief Examiner, Henry Flit, 
 croft, Esq. 
 
 Deputies, Messrs. James and John 
 Nursey Dancer. 
 
 Warden of the Fleet, and Keeper 
 of rVestminster-JJ all, Jn. Ives, 
 Esq. 500/. ’ 
 
 Keeper of Records in the Tower, 
 8 . Lysons, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Records in the Rolls 
 Chapel, John Kipling, Esq. 
 
 the Tower, and since that time in 
 Chapel . 
 
 7 , COURT OF KINGs BENCH. 
 
 Lord Chief Justice, Right Hon. 
 
 ^ord Ellenborough, 4000/. 
 
 Judges, Sir Nash Grose, Knt. Sir 
 Simon Le Blane, Knt. Sir John 
 Bayly, Knt. 3000/. each. 
 
 Attorney-General, Sir Vicary 
 Gibbs, Knt. J 
 
 Solicitor-General, Sir Thomas 
 Mumer, Knt. 
 
 King's Coroner or Attorney, Jas. 
 
 'zem pier, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Rules , Crown Side, 
 
 Henry Barlow, Esq. 
 
 Chief Clerk, on the Pleas Side, 
 
 Osborn Markham, Thomas Le 
 Mkinc, l.s(|rs. 
 
 Cln k vj'lhe J{„les, C. Short, ]\sq. 
 CustodesBrevium, Lord Kenyon, 
 John Richardson, Lsq. 
 
 Clerk to the Lord Chief Justice, 
 Thomas Platt, Esq. 
 Receiver-General of the Profits 
 oj the Seals, Duke of Grafton. 
 Deputy, Mr. Poole. 
 
 Marshal of the Prison , William 
 Jones, Esq. 
 
 COURT OF COMMON PLI AS. 
 
 OJUe of Cast odes Brevitim,Mn. 
 
 “» n U F/ q W0StJ "- J “- 
 
 D f/^\ Oeorge Humphreys, 
 
 Lora Chief Justice, Right Hon. 
 
 Sir James Manstield, 3500/. 
 Judges, John Heath, l sq. Sir 
 Alan Cftambre, Knt. Sir Soul- 
 den Lawrence, Kt.3000U each. 
 
5S 
 
 proionotaries , Geo. WoodrofFe, 
 Geo. Watlington, Robert Ray, 
 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Receiver-General of the Pro fits of 
 the Seals , Duke of Grafton. 
 
 Deputy, Mr. Poole. 
 
 Hereditary Chief Proclam at or, 
 
 * 
 
 Warden of the Fleet, John Eyles, 
 Esq. 
 
 COURT OF EXCHEQUER. 
 
 Chancellor, Right Hon. Spencer 
 Perceval. 
 
 Lord Chief Huron, Right Hon. 
 Sir Archibald Macdonald, Kt. 
 *1500'. 
 
 Baron*, Sir Alcx.Thomson, I\nt. 
 Sir Robert Graham, Knt. Sir 
 Geo. Wood, Knt. .‘>000.'. each 
 Cur si tor - Huron , Francis Ala- 
 seres, Esq. 
 
 Secretary to the Chancellor, 
 * 
 
 King's Remembrancer. Rt. Hon. 
 
 Thomas Steele. 
 
 Deputy, Abel Moysey, Esq. 
 
 DUCHY COURT 
 Chancellor, Right Hon. Spencer 
 Perceval. 
 
 Attorney-General, JohnOrd,Esq. 
 King's Sergeant , Sir Thomas 
 Plumcr, Knt. 
 
 King's Counsel , William Walton, 
 
 Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer, 
 Snowden Barne, Esq. 
 
 Deputy, Henry Playford, Esq. 
 Hereditary Chie f Usher,* 
 Sergeant at Arm Henry Brough¬ 
 am, Esq. 
 
 Cl rk of the Pip'-Office, Lord 
 Wm. Henry Caven. Bentir.rk. 
 Deputies, Thomas Lowten, Jo¬ 
 nathan Kendal, 1 sqrs. 
 Comptroller, John Tekell, Esq. 
 Deputy, Thomas Farrar, Esq. 
 Clerk o fthePfeas-0/}ice,yVi\\\am 
 Stewart Hose, Esq. 
 
 Deputy , John Dax, Esq. 
 
 OF LANCASTER. 
 
 Robert Capper, Wm. Thomas 
 
 Roe, Esqr-\ 
 
 Auditor, Alex. Popham, Esq. 
 Clerk of the Council and Rtgis- 
 trar, Hon. George Villiers. 
 Secretary, John Miiler, Esq. 
 
 BOARD OF COUNCIL FOR TRADE AND FOREIGN 
 PLANTATIONS. 
 
 President, Earl Bathurst. 
 
 Dev. President, Right Hon. Geo. 
 Rose. 
 
 The Lord Chancellor.. 
 
 The Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 First Lord of the Treasury. 
 
 First Lord of the Admiralty. 
 The Principal Secretaries -of 
 State. 
 
 The Chancellor and .Under- 
 Treasurer of the Exchequer* 
 Speaker of the House of Com¬ 
 mons. 
 
 Chancellor of Duchy of Lan¬ 
 caster. 
 
 Paymasters of the Fqrces. 
 Treasurer of the Navy. 
 
 Master of the Mint. 
 
 Such Officers of State in Ireland 
 as are Privy Councillors in 
 England. 
 
 Lord Frederick Campbell. 
 
 Lord Glastonbury. 
 
 Lord Whitworth. 
 
 Earl of Clancarty. 
 
 Right Hon. Sir John Nicholl, Kt, 
 
Lord Redcsdale. 
 
 Secretaries, Sir Stephen Cottrell, 
 lint. William Fawkener, Esq. 
 
 S4 
 
 La*? CUrli ■, John Rcevrc, p s q 
 Esq Ckrk ' bCOrge Chimera, 
 
 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR INDIA AFFAIRS. 
 
 Riftht Hon. Thomas Wallace. 
 
 President , Right Hon. Robert 
 Dun das Saunders, 2tXXK 
 Corn. 1500/. each, Lari Camden. 
 Earl of Liverpool. 
 
 Earl Bathurst. 
 
 Right Hon. Richard Ryder. 
 Right Hon. Spencer PerceVaJ. 
 Lord Lovaine. 
 
 Lord Teignmouth. 
 
 CORPORATION OF T 
 Founded ii 
 
 Master, * 
 
 .Deputy, Capt. Joseph Cotton. 
 
 Elder Brethren^ Duke of Marl¬ 
 borough, Capit. George Burton, 
 Capt. Thoirms Brown, Capt. 
 
 Sir Robert Preston, Bart. Lord 
 Barham, Capt. Francis Cress- 
 well, Capt.Gilf. Lawson Reed, 
 Captain Henry iiinde Polly, 
 Capt. Thomas King, Capt. Jo- 
 
 Lord Francis Almaric Spencer 
 Sec. Geo. Peter Hoi ford, Eso 
 Assistant See. and Chief Clerk, J 
 Mcheux, Esq. 500'. 
 Accountant, T. N. W ittwer, Esq. 
 Judicial. Examiner and Iltportt r 
 Charles Poole, Esq. * 
 
 Solicitor, William Groom, Esq. 
 
 HE TRINITY-HOUSE. 
 in 1512. 
 
 Spencer, Capt. A be! Chapman, 
 Capt. Sir Andrew Snape Ha- 
 mond, Bart. Capt. Sir William 
 I Riser, Bart. Capt. Geo. Cur- 
 Ws Capt. John W r oolmore, Earl 
 Camden, Capt. Richard Lewin 
 ( junior;, Earl of St. Vincent, 
 Jonathan Wilson, Capt. 
 William Raven, Capt. John 
 roulerton, Capt.Thomas Mor- 
 
 sejifi Huddart, Earl of Chat- ton, Capt^GeoVge^Ballan^ni 
 ham l^rd GrenviUe, Viscount Secretary Barnes Court j 
 Melville, Viscount Iiood, Earl I * 0Urt > i b ^ 
 
 Governor, John Whitmore, Esq. 
 
 Deputy, John Pearse, Esq. 
 
 Directors , Alex. Hiring, John 
 Bowden, Cornelius Buller, 
 James Campbell, Bicknell Co¬ 
 ney, George Dorrien, Samuel 
 Drew, W m. Haldimand, Jere¬ 
 miah Harman, John Josiah 
 Holford,Thomas Langley,Tho. 
 Lewis, Bec-ston Lo»g,William 
 Manning, Eben. Fuller Mait¬ 
 land, Win, Mellish, Esqrs. Sir 
 
 BANK OF ENGLAND. 
 Incorporated in 1694. 
 
 Richard \eave, Bart. Jeremiah 
 
 Obve, Thomas Raikes, John 
 Baker Richards, Edward Si¬ 
 meon, Henry Smith, Samuel 
 t hci nton, Samuel Turner (ju¬ 
 nior), Esqrs. J 
 
 Secretary , Robert Best, Esq. 
 
 Accountant - General, William 
 Dawes, Esq. 
 
 ChirfCashler. Henry Hase, Esq. 
 
 Solicitors, Joan Winter. Joseph 
 Aa\ p Lsqrs. 
 
 
55 
 
 EAST-IND1A COMPANY. 
 
 Established in 1700. 
 
 [The six Senior Directors go out in April, when as many new ones 
 are eke to 1, who serve the office for tour years. They have a sa¬ 
 lary of MOO', the Chairman of 500/. 
 
 Chairman of the Directors, Cha. 
 Grant, Esq. 
 
 Deputy William Astrl\, Esq. 
 
 Directory John Bebb, Esq. Sir 
 William Hensley, Hart. Hon. 
 IVni. Fnlfarton Flphinstone, 
 John Inglis, James Pattison, 
 John Jackson, Campbell Mar- 
 joribanks, (ko. Smith, Sweny 
 Toone, John Alex. Banner- 
 man, John Iludleston, Charles 
 M ills, Richard Chicheley Plow- 
 
 den, Abraham R charts, George 
 Aberrrombie Robinson,Esqrs. 
 Sir Francis Bating Hart. James 
 Daniell, Esq. Sir Hugh Inglis, 
 Hart. Sir Thomas Theapliilu3 
 IVietcnlfe, Bart. George Millet t, 
 William W.igrain, Robert Wil¬ 
 liams, Fsqrs. 
 
 Secretary , William Ramsay, Esq. 
 
 Atccoant . Cha. Cartwright, Esq. 
 
 I'rr-asurer, John A. Gilwour, 
 Esq. 
 
 EAST-IND1A ESTABLISHMENT. 
 
 BENGAL. 
 
 Supreme Council. 
 
 Governor-General, lA)rd Minto. 
 
 Commander of the. Forces and 2d 
 in Council, Lieut. Gen. George 
 Hewitt. 
 
 3 d in Council, John Lumsden, 
 Esq. 
 
 4th in Council, II. T. Colebrooke, 
 Esq. 
 
 Chief Secretary, Neil Benjamin 
 Edmonstone, Esq. 
 
 Military Secretary , Lieut. Col. P. 
 Carey 
 
 Supreme Court of Judicature. 
 ZUief Justice, lion. Sir Henry 
 Russell, Knt. 
 
 Judges, Hon. Sir John Royds, 
 
 . ’ll ... XVilKavn ftnr- 
 
 roeghs, Bart. 
 
 Advocate-Gen. R. P. Smith, Esq. 
 Standing Council, Edward Stret- 
 tel. Esq. _ , . IT 
 
 Clerk of the Crown, Ralph Uve- 
 dale, Esq. , _ _ 
 
 Judge-Advocate, Lt. Col. Henry 
 Fox Calcraft. 
 
 MADRAS. 
 
 Council. 
 
 Governor, Sir George Ililaro Bar- 
 low, Bart. K. 1». 
 
 Commander of the Forccs, Lieut. 
 
 Gen. Hay M‘Dowail. 
 
 William Petrie, Thomas Oakes, 
 James Henry Casamajor, 
 Eisqrs. 
 
 Chief Secretary, George Buchan, 
 Esq. 
 
 Council. 
 
 Gov, lion. Jonathan Duncan. 
 
 E2 
 
 Military Secretary , George Strq- 
 chey, Esq. 
 
 Court of Judicature. 
 
 Chief Justice, lion. Sir Thomas 
 Andrew Strange. Knt. 
 
 Judges, Hon. Sir Henry Gwillim, 
 Knt. I Ion. Sir Francis iViN agh- 
 
 ten, Knt. 
 
 ./ udge-Advocate-Gcncral, Major 
 James Leith. 
 
 BOMBAY. 
 
 | Commander of thr Forces, Major- 
 Gen. lion John Abercrombie. 
 
Thomas Eechmere, Robert Rick¬ 
 ards, Esqrs. 
 
 Chief Sec. Francis Warden, Esq, 
 Military Secretary , Capt. J. Ni¬ 
 chols. 
 
 56 
 
 Governor and Commander in 
 Chief, Colonel Norman Mac- 
 alister, 9000-. 
 
 Chief Justice * 
 
 Recorder, Sir Ja. Mackintosh, Kt* 
 Standing Counsel , S. M. Tariep- 
 land, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Crown, Joseph Dou¬ 
 glas, Esq. 
 prince of Wales’s island. 
 
 Council. 
 
 Governor ,Colouel Ale v. Beatson. 
 Lieut. Gov. Lieut. Col. Edward 
 Swift Broughton 
 
 Recorder, Sir Edm. Stanley, Knt. 
 Secretary , T. Stamford Ha dies, 
 Esq. 
 
 Counsel , Robert Oliphant, Esq. 
 
 ST. IIFLENA. 
 
 Wm. Webber Doveton, Robert 
 Leech, Esqrs. 
 
 Chief Sec. Thomas If. Brooke, 
 Esq. 
 
 WEST-INDIA DOCK COMPANY. 
 
 Instituted in 1799. 
 
 Chairman, Thomas Ilughan, Esq. 
 
 Deputy , James Bailey x Esq. 
 
 Directors, Robt. Milligan, Henry 
 Davidson, Thomas Plummer, 
 IlarveyChristian Combe, John 
 Smith, Robert Lang, Richard 
 Lee, Samuel Thorp, Lsqrs. Sir 
 John Earner, Knt. Edmund 
 Pusey Lyon, JosephTimperon, 
 Henry White, Esqrs. Sir John 
 William Anderson, Bart. John 
 lieury Dcliell, John Irving, 
 Robert Slade, Henry Wildman, 
 Esqrs. Sir James Shaw, Bart. 
 Joseph Welch, Esq. 
 
 Secretary, Thomas Marsham, Esq. 
 
 Standing Counsel, Ed. H. East, 
 Esq. 
 
 Solicitor , Timothy Tyrrell, Esq. 
 Engineer, William Jfessop, Esq. 
 11 sident ditto , Thomas Morris, 
 Esq. 
 
 Collector of Dotk-Dues, Edward 
 Dew, Esq. 
 
 PrincipalDockmaster and Store¬ 
 keeper, John Strover, Lsq. 
 Black wall and Import Dockmas¬ 
 ter, Capt. John Power. 
 Export Dockmaster, Capt. Wm. 
 Scargill. 
 
 Deputy Dockmastcrs , Cnpt. B. 
 Lanty, Capt. William Spower. 
 
 FOREIGN MINISTERS RESIDING IN ENGLAND. 
 
 jIvstria, Envoy Extraordinary 
 and Minister Plenipotentiary, 
 Prince de Stahremberg. 
 
 Swedes, Env. Extra, and Min. 
 Pi n. * 
 
 Consul, Claes Grill, Esq. 
 
 Swedish Pomerania, Baron 
 Nplcken. 
 
 Hesse C asset. Minister Resi¬ 
 dent, Richard LorenU, Esq. 
 
 Han over, Minister of State t 
 Count Munster Meinhovel. 
 
 I wo Sicilies , Env. Extra, and 
 Min. Plen. Prince of Castcl- 
 cicala. 
 
 Consul-Gsn. Francesco Sastrrs, 
 Esq. 
 
 Sardinia, Env. Extra, and Min. 
 Plen. Count St. Martin de 
 Front. 
 
Spain, En. Extra.And31in.PUn. 
 
 Admiral Apodaca. 
 
 Consul Gen. Don Josef Alonso 
 Ortiz. 
 
 Brazils, Env. Extra, and Min. 
 
 Plen. Chev.de Souza Coutinho. 
 Consul-Gen. J. C. Lucena, Esq. 
 Constantinople , Charge d'Af¬ 
 faires, Sidki Kfendi. 
 
 Persia , Envoy Extra, and Min. 
 Plcn. Murza Abdal ilassan. 
 
 Mehmandar, Sir Gore Ouselev, 
 Bart. 
 
 America. Env. Extra, and Min. 
 
 Pten. William Pinckney, Esq. 
 Secretary of Legation, John 
 Henry Purviance, Esq. 
 
 Consul at London, William Ly¬ 
 man, Esq. 
 
 Do. at Liverpool , J. Maurv, Esq. 
 Ditto at Bristol , Elsas Vandcr 
 Horst, Esq. 
 
 BRITISH MINISTERS ABROAD. 
 
 Austria, Env. Extra, and Min. 
 PI n. * 
 
 Secretary o f Legation ,* 
 
 Su edes, Env. Extra, and Min. 
 
 Plen. * 
 
 Sec of Lega. Aug. John Foster, 
 E s q. 
 
 Portugal, Sec. of Lega. Louis 
 Casamajor, Esq. 
 
 Brazils, Env. Extra, and Min. 
 
 Plen. Viscount Strangford. 
 Sec. of Lega. Francis Hill, Esq. 
 Seven Islands, Resident, Spe- 
 ridion Foresti, Esq. 
 
 Spain, Envoy Extra, and Min. 
 
 Plen. Hon. Henry Wellesley. 
 Sec. of Lega. Barthd. Frere, Esq. 
 
 Constantinople, Ambassador 
 Extra, and Min. Plen. Robert 
 Adair, Esq. 
 
 Sec. of Lega. Stratford Canning, 
 Ksq. 
 
 Sardinia. Env. Extra, and Min. 
 
 Plcn. Hon. William Hill. 
 
 Sec. o f Lega. Joseph S n th. Esq. 
 Tiro Sicilies, Env. Ectra. and 
 Min. Plen. Lord Amherst. 
 
 Sec. of Lega. Andrew Snape 
 Douglas, Esq. 
 
 America, Env. Extra, and Min. 
 Plen. Francis James Jackson, 
 Esq. 
 
 Sec. of Lega. Charles Oakifcy, 
 Esq. 
 
 BRITISH CONSULS FOR T1IE PROTECTION OF TRADE. 
 
 Gottenburgh , J. Smith, Ksq. 
 
 lAsbon ( Consul General), John 
 Jeffrey, Esq. 
 
 Madeira ( Consul Gen.), Henry 
 Veitch, Fsq. 
 
 Brazils (Conoil General), Sir 
 James Gambicr, Knt. 
 
 Bahia, Fred. Linde man. Esq. 
 
 Pernambucco, John Lempriere, 
 Esq. 
 
 Circle of Westphalia, Herman 
 Hey man. Esq. 
 
 Cadiz, James Duff, Esq. 
 
 Tiro Sicilies and Malta. Robert 
 Fagan, Esq. 
 
 E 3 
 
 Morocco , James Green, Fsq. 
 
 Algiers, * 
 
 Tripoli , William W T ass Lang 
 ford, Ksq. 
 
 Tunis, J. Rose, Esq. 
 
 A>1ERIC K. 
 
 For the Eastern Stales (Consul 
 Gen,), residing at New-York , 
 Thomas Barclay, Esq. 
 
 For the Middle und Southern 
 States ( Con. Geu.), residing at 
 Philadelphia , Phineas Bond, 
 Esq. 
 
 For Morth-Carolina, Soulh-Ca- 
 rolina , and Georgia , residing at 
 
Charleston, Benjamin Moodie, 
 
 irginia , John Hamilton, 
 
 For A etc-Hampshire, Matsarhu- 
 setts, and Connecticut, residing 
 
 r>* 
 
 at Boston , Andrew Allen, iun. 
 
 Lsq. 
 
 t or Maryland, William Wood. 
 Esq. 
 
 For Louisiana, Joseph Charles 
 Mellish, E:q. 
 
 Lord lieutenants in 
 
 Fed ford, Earl of Upper Ossorv 
 Jierks, Earl of Radnor 
 Fucks, Marquis of Buckingham 
 Cambridge, Lari of Hard wicke 
 ( /tcsf.-r. Lari of Stamford 
 Cornwall, Earl of Mount- Ed*- 
 combe 
 
 ('umberland, Earl of Lonsdale 
 Derby , Duke ol Devonshire 
 Devon, Karl Fortcscue 
 Dorset, Lari Digby 
 Durham , Earl of Darlington 
 Cast os Rot. Bishop of Durham ! 
 JC sex, Lord Braybrooke 
 Gloucester, Lari of Berkeley 
 Derr ford, Earl of Essex 
 JL rtford. Marquis of Salisbury | 
 Huntingdon, Duke of Munches- j 
 ter 
 
 Font, Earl Camden 
 iMncashirt, Earl of Derby 
 dsticesti r. Duke of Rutland 
 Lincoln, Lord BrownloW 
 diddle sex, Duke of Portland 
 Monmouth, Duke of Beaufort 
 Norfolk, iIon. William Ashcton 
 Harbord 
 
 IS ort Hampton, Earl of Northamp¬ 
 ton 
 
 A o rth um he r Inn <1, Duke of North¬ 
 umberland 
 Nottingham, * 
 
 Oxford, Duke of Marlborough 
 
 ENGLAND AND WALES. 
 
 Rutland, Earl of Winchelsoa 
 Shropshire, Lari of Powis 
 Somerset, Earl Poulett 
 Southampton, E. of Malmesbury 
 Stafford, Earl of Uxbridge 
 Cudps Rot. Marquis of Stafford 
 Suffolk, Earl of Easton 
 Surrey, Earl of Onslow 
 Sussex , Duke of Norfolk. 
 
 Tower-1 /am lets, I arl of Moira 
 Warwick, Lari of "Warwick 
 Westmorland, Earl of Lonsdale 
 D77v, Earl of Pembroke 
 W orce'ter, l ari of Coventry 
 Yorkshire, Lost Riding, Lord 
 Mtilgra\e; West Riding , Earl 
 1‘ itzw iiliam ; A orth hiding. 
 Duke ol Leeds. 
 
 wales. 
 
 Mnglesea, Earl of Uxbridge 
 Jireeon, Duke of Beaufort 
 Cardigan , Thomas dolines, ],'sq. 
 Carmarthen, Lord Dynevor 
 Carnarvon, Viscount Bulkeley 
 Denbigh, Sir Watkin Williams 
 Wynn, Barf. 
 
 Flint, Ea,rl Grosvenor 
 Glamorgan, Marquis of Bute 
 Merioneth, Sir Watkin Williams 
 Wynn, Bart. 
 
 Montgomery, Earl of Powis 
 Pembroke, Eord Milford 
 Radnor , Lord Rodney. 
 
59 
 
 ROYAL NAVY. 
 
 ADMIRALS. 
 
 ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET. 
 
 Sir Peter Parker, Bart. 
 
 ADMIRALS OF THE RED. 
 
 Robert Digbv, Esq. 
 
 Right Hon. Alex. Lord Viscount 
 Britl port, K. B. General of 
 Marines and Vice-Admiral of 
 England. 
 
 Sir Chaloncr Ogle, Knt. 
 
 Right lion. Samuel Lord Vis. 
 Hood, Governor of Greenwich 
 Hospital. 
 
 Sir Richard Hughes, Bart. 
 
 Right lion. Win. Lord Gotham. 
 Right I ion.Charles Lord Barham. 
 Right lIon. John Earl of St. Vin¬ 
 cent, K. B. Lieutenant-General 
 of Marin fs. 
 
 Samuel Cornish, Esq. 
 llis Royal Highness Win. Henry 
 Duke of Clarence. 
 
 Sir Richard Onslow, Bart. 
 Bimjamin Caldwell, Esq. 
 
 Hon. William Cornwallis, Rear- 
 Admiral of England. 
 
 Charles Buckner, Esq. 
 
 William Peere W illiams, Esq. 
 SirJohnColpoys,K. B. Treasurer 
 of Greenwich Hospital. 
 ‘admirals of the w hite. 
 Skrftingion Lutwidge, Esq. 
 George Montagu, l-.sq. . 
 Right lion. George Lord Keith, 
 K. B. and K. C. 
 
 James Pigot, Esq. 
 
 Right Hon.Win. Lord Radstock. 
 Thomas Mackenzie, Esq. 
 
 Sir Roger Curtis, llart. 
 
 Sir Henry Harvey, K. B. 
 Robert Man, l.sq. 
 
 Sir George Young, Knt. 
 
 John llenry, Esq. 
 
 Richard Rodney Bligh, Esq. 
 Alexander Graeme, Esq. 
 
 Isaac Prescott, Esq. 
 
 Thomas Spry, Esq. 
 
 Sir John Orde, Bart. M. 1 . 
 
 ADMIRALS OF THE BLL'E. 
 
 William Y'oung, Esq. . 
 
 Rt. Hon. James Lord Gambicr. 
 Charles Chamberlayne, Esq. 
 Philip Patton, Esq. 
 
 Sir Charles Moricc Pole, bart. 
 M. P. 
 
 John Leigh Douglas, Esq 
 W illiam Swiney, Esq. 
 
 Charles Edmund Nugent, Esq- 
 Charles Powell Hamilton, Esq. 
 Edmund Dod, Esq 
 Sir Charles Cotton, Bart. 
 
 John Thomas, Esq. 
 
 James Brine, l .sq. 
 
 Sir Erasmus Gower, Knt. 
 
 John Holloway, Esq. 
 
 George Wilson, Hq. 
 
 VICE-ADMIR ALS OF TTIE UFO- 
 
 Sir Cha. Henry Knowles, Bart. 
 Hon. Thomas Fakenliam. 
 
 Robert Deans, > sq. 
 
 Right Hon. Cuthbert Lord Col¬ 
 li ngwood, Major-General oj 
 Marines. , _ „ 
 
 James Hawkins W hitshed, Esq. 
 Arthur Kempe, Esq. 
 
 Smith Child, Esq. . 
 
 Right Hon. Charles Lord Lecale. 
 Thomas Taylor, Esq. 
 
 Sir J ohn Ttios. I>uckworth, K. B. 
 Sir Robert ( aider, Bart. 
 
 James Richard Dacres, Esq. 
 Hon. George Cranfield Berke¬ 
 ley, M. 1. 
 
 Thomas West, 1 sq. 
 
 James Douglas, 1 sq. 
 
 Peter Aplin, 1 sq. 
 
 Henry Savage, Esq. 
 Bartholomew Sam. Rowley, 
 
 Sir Richard Bickerton, Bt. M. 1 
 
George Bowen, Esq. 
 
 VICE-ADMIRALS OF THE WHITE. 
 
 Robert Montagu, Esq. 
 
 John Fergusson, Esq. 
 
 Edward Edwards, Esq. 
 
 Bt. lion. Sir John BoriaseWar- 
 ren, K. 15. and K. C. 
 
 Edward Tyrrel Smith, Esq. 
 
 Sir Thomas Graves, K. B. 
 
 Tho. Macnamara Russell, Esq. 
 Sir Henry Trollope, Km. 
 
 Sir Henry Edwyn Stanhope, Bt. 
 Robert M‘Douall, Esq. 
 
 l>ou^las. Esq. 
 
 Jolin YVickey, Esq. 
 
 John Fish, Esq. 
 
 John Knight, Esq. 
 
 Edward Thornborough, Esq. 
 Sampson Edwards, Esq. 
 
 George Campbell, Esq. M. P. 
 Henry Franklanri, Esq. 
 
 -Arthur Phillip, Esq. 
 
 Sir YVm. George Fairfax, Knt. 
 
 VICE-ADMIRALS OF THE BLL'C. 
 
 Sir James Saumarez, Bart. K B 
 and K. S. 
 
 Thomas Drury, Esq. 
 
 Albemarle Bertie, Esq. 
 
 Rf. Hon. YVm. Earl of Northesk. 
 James Vashon, Esq. 
 
 Thomas Wells, Esq. 
 
 Sir Edward Pellcw, Bart. 
 
 Sir Isaac Coffin, Bari. 
 
 John Aylmer, Esq. 
 
 Samuel Osborn, Esq. 
 
 Richard Bogor, Esq. 
 
 John Ghild Purvis, Esq. 
 rheqphilus Jones, Esq. 
 
 William Domett, E<q 
 William Wolseley, Esq. 
 
 John Manley, Esq. 
 
 George Murray. Esq. 
 
 John Sutton, Esq. 
 
 Robert Murray, Esq. 
 
 Hon. Sir Alex. Forrester Coch¬ 
 rane, h. B. 
 
 John Markham, Esq. M. p. 
 
 rear-admirals of the red. 
 Charles Stirling, £ 5 q. 
 
 o 
 
 lrenry DT.sterre Darby, Esq. 
 Edward Bo water, Esq. 
 
 George Palmer, Esq. 
 
 >Y ijliain O Bryen Drury, Esq. 
 YYilliam Essington, Esu. 
 
 John M‘Dougall, Esq. 
 
 James Alms, Esq. 
 
 Sir Edmund Nagle, Ivnf 
 John Wells, Esq. 
 
 Richard Grindall, Esq. 
 
 George Martin, Esq. 
 
 Sir Richard John Strachan, Bart, 
 and K. B. 
 
 Sir William Sidney Smith, Knt. 
 
 and K. S. F. 
 
 Thomas Sotheby, Esq. 
 
 Nathan Brunton, Liq. 
 
 William Hancock Kelly, Esq. 
 John Schank, Esq. H 
 
 Hon. Michael De Courcy. 
 re.ar-admjrals of the White 
 ,7 il tarn Bentinck, Esq. 
 
 "aul Minehin, Esq. 
 
 Philip p Auvergne, Prince of 
 Bouillon. 
 
 John Hunter, Eso. 
 
 Francis Pender, i ?n. 
 
 William Albany Otwav, Fsa 
 George JLumsdaine, Esq. 
 
 Sir Samuel Hood, Bart. K.B K S 
 K. S. F. and M. P. 
 
 Henry Nicholls, Fsq. 
 
 Herbert Sawyer, Esq. 
 
 Davidge Gould, Esq. 
 
 * And E*’ ^ oochvil1 Bart. 
 
 Robert Devereut Fancourt, Fsq. 
 So Edward Builer, Bart Y( p 
 Hon Robert Stopford. 
 
 Mark Robinson, Eso. 
 
 I nomas Re veil Shivers, Esq. 
 Francis Pickmore, Esq. 
 do £ n Stephens Hall, Esq. 
 
 John DiIkes, Esq. 
 
 YVim? AI J MI u AL8 OF TnE blue. 
 Tin 
 
 -;iim-rc, 
 
 Thomas Foley, Ksq. 
 
 ( liases Tyler, Esq. 
 
 Kobt. Carthew Reynolds, Esq. 
 
61 
 
 Tsaac George Manley, Esq, 
 
 John Osborn, Ksq. 
 
 Edmund Crawley, Esq, 
 
 Charles Boyles, Esq. 
 
 S i r Thomas W i lliauis, K n t. 
 Thomas Hamilton, Esq. 
 
 Sir Thomas Couklen Thompson , 
 Bart. M. P. 
 
 George Countess, Esq. 
 
 CAPTAINS, 
 
 With the Year of their Commissions from which they take Post , 
 
 ■ ■*1 /"ii. . r\ !_ 11' ! 11 ! « 
 
 Robert Watson, Esq. 
 Rt.Hon.AlanHvdeLord Gardner 
 Manly Dixon, Esq. 
 
 George Losae.k, Esq. 
 
 William Mitchell, Esq. 
 
 George Hart, Esq. 
 
 Thomas Bertie, Esq. 
 
 Rowley Bulteel, Esq. 
 
 William Luke, Esq. 
 
 1732 
 
 Lambert Brabazon 
 1790 
 
 John Laugharne 
 Jeremiah Beale 
 Henry Warre 
 Wm. HaYgoodyColonel 
 of Marines 
 George Gregory 
 John Ferrier 
 Ric»i. Ineledon Bury 
 Robert Moorsom, Col. 
 
 of Marines 
 
 Tsaac Sehomberg 
 Sir Charles Hamilton, 
 Bart. M. P. Colonel 
 of Marines 
 
 lion. Henry Curzon, 
 Colonel of Marines 
 William Bligh 
 1791 
 
 Lawrence Wm. Hoi¬ 
 sted 
 
 Edw. Oliver Osborn 
 1793 
 
 Philip Cha. Durham 
 Israel Pellew 
 Alexander Fraser 
 Sir Benjamin Hallo- 
 well, K. S. F. 
 George Hope 
 Rt. Hon. Lord Amelius 
 B.-auclerc 
 William Taylor 
 Janies Nicoil Morris 
 Charles Cunningham 
 George Burdon 
 William Brown 
 Hon. George Grey 
 Sir Tho. Byarn Mar* 
 tin, K. S.' 
 
 John Law ford 
 Frank. Sotheron 
 Charles Craven 
 Thomas Wolley 
 1794 
 
 William Carthew 
 Sir Richard King, Bf. 
 Edward Griffith 
 Edward James Foote 
 Richard Lee 
 William Bradley 
 Jas. Newman Newman 
 Wm. Pierrepont 
 W m. Ed ward Oracraft 
 Robert Gambicr 
 Middleton 
 Peter Halkett 
 William Bedford 
 Philip Wilkinson 
 Charles John Moore 
 Mansfield 
 William Shield 
 Hon. Charles Elphin- 
 stone Fleming, M.P. 
 Charles Vinicombe 
 Penrose 
 
 William Hotham 
 
 Sir William Johnstone,-- 
 
 Hope,K.M.&M.l\ Henry Inman 
 Right Hon. Lord lien- George Hopewell Ste¬ 
 lla ry Pallet I .... 
 
 S»r Harry Bur. Neale, CharlesWm. Paterson; Pnltney Malcolm 
 l^. irt y George Cockburn William Nowell 
 
 Sir Jos.*SidneyYorke, Thomas Surridge | James^Bjsset 
 
 Knt. M. P,‘ 
 
 Hon. Arthur Kaye 
 Legge 
 
 Francis Fayerman 
 Right Hon. Geo. Earl 
 of Galloway 
 Thomas Francis Free* 
 mantle, M. P. 
 
 Samuel Hood Linzce 
 Thomas Graves 
 Janv3 Carpenter 
 Robert Barton 
 Graham Moore --- 
 
 Matthew Henry Scott John Bazrlv 
 Joseph Hanwell iSir John Gore, Knt. 
 
 'Henry Wm. Bayntnn jWilliam Browell 
 
 John Clements 
 Richard Morice 
 Simoit Miller 
 Sandford Tatbam 
 Christmas Paul 
 
 SiX^Barlo,, K,. Hon Jrancis K-rring- 
 
 pir Fraki. Laforey, Bt.l ton Gardner I John Honey 
 
„ 1795 
 
 Henry Hot ham 
 George Burlton 
 Charles Dudlev Pater 
 Percy Fraser 
 John Dawson 
 Sir Home Popham, K 
 M. & M. P. 
 
 Josias Ron ley 
 Edward Codrington 
 George Parker 
 Milliam Charleton 
 Robert Plampin 
 Frederick Watkins 
 Charles Patton 
 Edw. Levcson Gower 
 John Draper 
 Hon. Hen. Blackwood 
 John Erskine Douglas 
 George B> ng 
 Ross Donelly 
 John Poo Reresford, 
 
 ^Villiam Edge 
 John Monkton 
 Henry Lidgbird Ball 
 Charles White 
 Thomas Eyles 
 Thomas Le Marchant 
 Gosselin 
 Joseph Larcom 
 Charles Rowley 
 T homas Rogers 
 Samuel James Ballard 
 Robert Holies 
 W m. Grenville Lobb 
 Alexander Wilson 
 James Bowen 
 John Cooke 
 W r alter Lock 
 Henry Jenkins 
 David Milne 
 George Dundas 
 James Young 
 James Macnamara 
 Donald Campbell 
 Robt. Waller Otway 
 Richard Dacres, Got*, 
 y the Naval Asy!, 
 i nomas Western 
 
 62 
 
 Temple Hardy 
 John Win. Snran^er 
 John Barrett ° 
 William Lukin 
 Shuldham Peard 
 Edward Fellowcs 
 179G 
 
 Richard Henry Alex. 
 
 Bennett, M. P. 
 WilloughbvTho.Lake 
 Charles Ogle 
 Henry Raper 
 Win. Charles Fahie 
 George Eyre 
 George Andrews 
 Robert Lambert 
 Joseph Bingham 
 Robr. Dudley Oliver 
 D’Arcy Preston 
 .Man Dobson 
 Thomas Boys 
 John Clarke Searle 
 Samuel Brooking 
 Sir Charles Brisbane, 
 Knt. Governor of St, 
 Vincent's 
 John Talbot 
 Robert Larkan 
 Charles Stuart 
 John Kalliday 
 John Gitfard 
 John Irwin 
 Wra. Gordon Ruther¬ 
 ford 
 
 John West 
 Joseph BuIIen 
 Stephen Poyntz 
 James Hardy 
 Thomas Pearse 
 Hon. John Colvill 
 John Cochft 
 Sir Arch. Collingwood 
 Dickson, Bart. 
 Robert Redmill 
 Robert Winthrop 
 Henry Digby 
 Charles Lkiiis 
 John Sprat Rainier, 
 ium | M. P. 
 
 Benjamin Wm. Page 
 
 Tfon. Ph. Wodehouse 
 Thomas Alexander 
 4 , H97 
 
 Andrew Smith 
 W m. Robt. Broughton 
 .tames Stevenson 
 Edward Marsh 
 Sir Edward Berry, Bt* 
 W iiliam Prowse 
 W iiliam Bowen 
 Lord Mark Robt.Kerr 
 Iho. Moutray Mailer 
 Sir James Athol Wood, 
 Knt. 
 
 .'nomas Ilarvey 
 Rich.lIiisseyJVtoubray 
 Henry Richard Ghn 
 John Bligh 
 Peter Puget 
 Tbo. Llphinston 
 Sir Ed. Hamilton, K4 
 Tiiomas Baker 
 Henry Evans 
 Sam. Sutton 
 Hon. Courtenay Boyle 
 
 William Ogilyy 
 
 Sir Robert Laurie, Bt. 
 
 M. P. ’ * 
 
 Wm. Hall Gage 
 John Maitland 
 Isaac W olley 
 John Miller 
 Stair Douglas 
 W iiliam Cuming 
 James W'alker 
 Hon.Cha. Paget. M.P. 
 Rob rf Campbell 
 Robert \\ illiams 
 John Philips 
 Richard Worsicy 
 
 T , ms 
 
 • obn Clc land 
 Askew Pa hard Holies 
 Henry Heathcote 
 Joshua Rouley Wat- 
 son 
 
 Andrew Fitzhcrbert 
 ^ Evans 
 
 Edward Wm. Camp* 
 bell Rich Owen 
 
George James Shirley 
 Rich. Rumva Bowyer 
 Geo. Frederick Ryves 
 David Atkins 
 Tho. Gordon Caulfield 
 John Hamstead 
 George Scott 
 Thomas Dundaj 
 George Fovvke 
 James Keith Shepard 
 Richard If. Pearson 
 Samuel Peter Forster 
 George Astle 
 JohnTremayne Rodd 
 John Baker Hay 
 Loftus Otway Bland 
 Sir Thomas Master- 
 man Hardy, Bart. 
 "William Cumberland 
 Robert Cuthbert 
 < ira ham Fden Hamond 
 Robert Honyman 
 Richard Rctalick 
 Bartholomew James 
 Rob. Lewis Fitzgerald 
 Rt. Hon. Charles Her¬ 
 bert Viscount New¬ 
 ark, M. P. 
 
 Josiah Nisbet 
 Thomas Bowen 
 Volant Vashan Bal¬ 
 lard 
 
 Hugh Downman 
 Hon. Thomas Bladen 
 Capcl 
 
 William Ilanwcll 
 1799 
 
 John Crawley 
 Thomas Man by 
 James O'Brvcu 
 David Lloyd 
 William Sanderson 
 Richard Matson 
 Richard Raggett 
 John Mackellar 
 James Oughton 
 George Barker 
 Charles Adam 
 John Stiles 
 Richard Williams 
 
 SS 
 
 Michael ilalliday 
 William Granger 
 .1 ohn Chambers White 
 Charles Campbell 
 George White 
 Adam Mackenzie 
 James Oswald 
 Francis Vesey 
 Henry Garrett 
 Nathaniel Portlock 
 Walter Bathurst 
 Adam Drummond 
 Right Hon. Lord Wm. 
 
 Stuart, If. P. 
 
 Robert Hall 
 Thomas Sparke 
 Robert Lloyd 
 John Chesshvre 
 1800 
 
 Sir Thomas Living¬ 
 stone, Bart. 
 
 Lucius Hardyman 
 Christopher Laroche 
 Joshua Sidney Horton 
 Thomas Bay ley 
 | Henry Bazely 
 lid ward Brace 
 J ahleel Brenton 
 Robert Mends 
 .1 ohn Wood 
 Francis Wm. Austen 
 Bendall Robb Little- 
 bales 
 
 Robert Philpot 
 Patrick Campbell 
 Norborn Thompson 
 Micajah Mai bon 
 Sir Michael Seymour, 
 Bart. 
 
 lid w.Stirling Dickson 
 Ed ward R otheram 
 John Perkins 
 Charles Grant 
 Tho. James Maling 
 John Ac worth Orn- 
 manney 
 Henry Stuart 
 Henry Waterhouse 
 Zachary Mudge 
 George Wolfe 
 
 William Selby 
 1801 
 
 Henry Hill 
 Jonas Rose 
 Sir Tho. Lavic, Knt. 
 John Mason Lewis 
 Charles Wollaston 
 William Cham pain 
 Alex. Wilinot Schom- 
 berg 
 
 F.dw. Durnford King 
 William Waller 
 Henry Vansitfart 
 
 George Mundy 
 Philip Beaver 
 William Bolton 
 George Sayer 
 Robert Munsel 
 Charles Tinling 
 Philip Bowes Vere 
 Broke 
 
 Andrew Broun 
 Fred. Lewis Maitland 
 .James Brisbane 
 William Birehall 
 John Ferris Devon¬ 
 shire 
 
 Frederick Warren 
 Richard Peacockc 
 James Carthew 
 Thomas Briggs 
 John Broughton 
 Hon, George lleneage 
 Laurence Dundus 
 John Stewart 
 Rt. lion.Thomas Lord 
 Cochrane, K.B.and 
 M. P. 
 
 Nicholas Tomlinson 
 
 William Parker 
 Tristram Robt. Rick* 
 
 etts 
 
 George M‘Kinley 
 James Katen 
 Richard DallingDunn 
 Charley Dash wood 
 1802 
 
 Henry Edward Regi 
 nuld Baker 
 Thomas Press’and 
 
Richard Curry 
 William Hoste 
 Lenox Thompson 
 Ct!rs Fiflaing 
 3 i o.George Shortland 
 William SkipKcy 
 Alarms Samuel'Hill 
 Stephen Tho. Digby 
 lion. Fred. Paul Jrby 
 Christopher Cole 
 Sir George Ralph Col¬ 
 lier, Knf. 
 
 .Joseph Baker 
 Daniel Woodriff 
 .Andrew Sproule 
 Jn.Wcntwort h Loring 
 John VVinne 
 Sir Rolif. Howe Brom¬ 
 ley, Bart. 
 
 Hon.Duncombe Plcy- 
 dell Bouverie 
 Henry Richardson 
 Richard Bridges 
 Richard Goddard 
 Richard Poulden 
 Charles Otter 
 Thomas Hurd 
 Thomas Miles 
 Daniel Dobi£o 
 Philip Somerville 
 Richard Peliowe 
 John Dick 
 Peter Ril.oleau 
 John Nash 
 Stephen Rains 
 Thomas Hand 
 Carry cry Predam Ep- 
 worth 
 
 Matthew Buckle 
 John Alb'ii . 
 
 Edward Henry Co¬ 
 lumbine 
 Isaac Cotgrave 
 George Bowen 
 John Russel 
 James Noble 
 Samuel Warren 
 Anselm John Griffiths 
 George Burdett 
 James Nash 
 
 04 
 
 Peter Spicer 
 James Seward 
 John Taylor Michell 
 Thomas Bhilip Durell 
 Alexander Becher 
 Patrick Tonyn 
 George Reynolds 
 John Hatley 
 Francis Holmes Coffin 
 Jcilery Raigersfeld 
 Charles Ryder 
 Christopher John Wil¬ 
 liams Nesham 
 Charles Bullcn 
 John Wight 
 Henry Folkcs Edgell 
 Cornelius Quinton 
 James Dunbar 
 William Butterfield 
 Charles Papps Price 
 Richard Byron 
 William Young 
 George Tobin 
 John Wairwright 
 James Sanders 
 Sir Win. Henry Wcb- 
 ley, Iv. S. 
 
 Edward Galwey 
 Richard Jones 
 Richard Haw kins 
 Thomas Cowan 
 Wm. Henry Daniel 
 Geo. Christo. Pulling 
 Jacob Walton 
 David Colby 
 Augustus Brine 
 Jas. Coutfs Craw ford 
 John Hayes 
 Sam. Campbell Row r - 
 ley 
 
 Bulkley Mackworth 
 Praed 
 
 John Whyte 
 Samuel Mottley 
 i d. Walpole Browne 
 John Smollett Rouett 
 William Ricketts 
 George Miller 
 Hon. Wm. Trench 
 George Blake 
 
 Edward Sneyd Clay 
 Thomas Richbell 
 Hazard Stackpoole 
 Ben jamin Carter 
 Charles Inglis 
 Charles Carter 
 I'homas Browne 
 John Conn 
 Edward O'Biyen 
 Fra. Godol phi’n Bond 
 Stephen Folvill 
 John Browning Ed¬ 
 wards 
 
 Wm. llenryson 
 Archibald Dickson 
 Clotw ort':y Upton 
 William liemvBrcwn 
 Tremlett 
 Samuel Pjm 
 George Argies 
 Tho. Charles Brodie 
 Samuel Butcher 
 Charles Worsley Boys 
 Robert Jackson 
 Robert Barrie 
 Daniel Oli v< r Guion 
 James Giles Vashon 
 Bridges Watkinscn 
 Tay lor 
 
 Cha. Bayntun Hodg¬ 
 son Ross 
 
 Wilson Rathborne 
 Henry Matson 
 Charles Malcolm 
 
 1803 
 John Serrell 
 Peter 1 lev wood 
 Frederick Cottrell 
 Murray Maxw ell 
 John Stuart 
 Charles Marsh Schom- 
 
 berg 
 
 Francis William Fane 
 Peter Hunt 
 
 1804 
 
 Hon. George Elliott 
 William Durban 
 Henry Whitby 
 James Hillyar 
 Lord William Eitzroy 
 
Lord George Stuart 
 Sir James Lind, Knt. 
 Charles Pelly 
 Joseph Nourse 
 Robert O’Brien 
 Keith Maxwell 
 William Fothergill 
 Matthew Godwin 
 Hugh Pigot 
 Janies Master 
 vilusbury Pry ce Hum¬ 
 phreys 
 
 Ed wds. Lloyd Graham 
 John Tower 
 Kenneth M‘Kenzie 
 Edward Hawker 
 Alev. Campbell 
 William Ferris 
 William Roberts 
 Charles Richardson 
 John Charles Wool- 
 combe 
 
 William Lvall 
 1805 
 
 Hon. John Astley Ben¬ 
 nett 
 
 George Aldham 
 Francis Temple 
 Rirh. Budd Vincent 
 Arthur Farquhar 
 Sir Wm. Bolton, Knt. 
 Henry Lambert 
 James Alex. Gordon 
 Hen. Frederick Win. 
 Aylmer 
 
 John Shortland 
 Richard Thomas 
 Peter Parker 
 John Quilliain 
 John Piltbld 
 John Stockham 
 lSOG 
 
 William Heniiah 
 Wm. Price Cuinby 
 Georg 2 Digbv 
 James Rich. Dacres 
 Peter Rainier 
 Hon. 1( *nry Duncan 
 David Ramsay 
 
 G5 
 
 Henry Vaughan 
 Thomas Campbell 
 Joseph Lamb Popham 
 John Surrnan Carden 
 John Svkes 
 James Wat-on 
 Charles Jones 
 John Hancock 
 JohnWentworth Hol¬ 
 land 
 
 John Yelland 
 Woodley Losack 
 John Impey 
 Alex. Robert Kerr 
 ! Donald INPLeod 
 H mry Maoaton Om- 
 mannev 
 Archibald Dull' 
 
 Philip Lewis J. Ro-j 
 sentiagen 
 John Bush by 
 Robert .lender Neve 
 Edmund Heywood 
 Donald Hugh Mackay 
 Francis Mason 
 Major Jacob llenni- 
 ker 
 
 Francis Jackson Snell 
 Matthew Forster 
 William Green 
 Philip Carteret 
 James Johnstone 
 Sir Thomas Staines, 
 Knt. and K. S. F. 
 Thomas Browne 
 William Kent 
 Alex. Shippard 
 Pownoll Bastard Pel- 
 lew 
 
 John Bowen 
 Thomas Smyth 
 Henry Laroche 
 Robert Henderson 
 lames Bowen (2) 
 Lucius Curtis 
 Sir John Louis, Bart, 
 lion. Edward Rodney 
 Brian Hodgcon 
 John Duer 
 
 F 
 
 Hood ITanaway Chris¬ 
 tian 
 
 Hon. Arch. Cochrane 
 John Cramer 
 Nathaniel Day Coch- 
 | rane 
 
 John Ayscongh 
 ■ I'ho. John Cochrane 
 Wm. Hugh Dobbie 
 W in. I urlong Wise 
 Edmund Roger 
 William Jones Lye 
 Robert Corbet 
 Francis Kempt 
 Geo. Francis Seymour 
 Hon. George Pouleit 
 Hugh Cook 
 James Haldane Tait 
 Gilbert Heathcote 
 W illiam Beauchamp 
 Proctor 
 Charles Foote 
 Cha. James Johnson 
 Edward Ratsey 
 Richard Piercv 
 Edward Hawkins 
 Ricli.Turner Hancock 
 Jas. Murray Northcy 
 Philip Dtunarcsq 
 Charles Philip Butler 
 Bateman 
 
 Mauritius Adolphus 
 Newton Do Sunvk 
 Wm. C >ok 
 Arthur Lysaght 
 lion. Jocelyn Pcrcv. 
 M. P. * 
 
 Hon. Authony Mait- 
 land 
 
 Frederick Langford 
 Hon. Granville Proby. 
 1807 
 
 Joseph Edmonds 
 HonJ Jeorge Granville 
 Waldegrave 
 Ifon. George Cadogan 
 l.d ward Tucker 
 Edwin Henry Cham* 
 berlaync 
 
lion. Wm. Pakenham 
 Joiin Edgcumbe 
 William Wooldridge 
 John Oakes Hardy 
 William Maude 
 Sam* Hood Inglefield 
 Edmund Palmer 
 Wm* Augustus Mon¬ 
 tagu 
 
 John Bastard 
 George Burgoync Salt 
 Valentine Coilard 
 John Fvffe 
 lid ward Chetham 
 George Cocks 
 Reuben Mangin 
 William Croft 
 John Piiiilimore 
 Francis Beau man 
 James Robt. Phillips 
 William King 
 Pringle Stoddart 
 Andrew King 
 William Bow les 
 Hyde Parker 
 Charles Sibthoi p John 
 Haw l ay ne 
 
 James Whitley Deans 
 Dundas 
 
 Samuel Jackson 
 Sir Edward Tho.Trou- 
 bridge, Bart. 
 
 James Lucas Yco 
 Charles Gordon 
 George Harris 
 ISOS 
 
 Thomas Garth 
 Geo. John Honey 
 John Ciavell 
 Wm. Standway Par¬ 
 kinson 
 
 James Murray Gordon 
 George Langford 
 Wm; Henry Dillon 
 James Bradshaw 
 
 66 
 
 Thomas Searle 
 Robert Yarker 
 Henry Hope 
 Thomas Usher 
 Rowland Bevan 
 William Ward 
 Robert Cathcart 
 Robert Elliott 
 CuthbertFeatherstone 
 Daly 
 
 Edward Ruslnvorth 
 John Richard Lumlev 
 Philip Pipon 
 George Pigot 
 Hon. Warwick Lake 
 Edward Woolcombe 
 Fleetwood Brough¬ 
 ton Reynolds Pellew 
 ilolin HaI.tead 
 Geo. Cha. Mackenzie 
 Ed ward Pelham Bren- 
 ton 
 
 Fra. Augustus Collier 
 eorge Miller Bligli 
 Samuel John Pechell 
 1809 
 
 Wm. Wilbraham 
 Charles Gill 
 Jas. Wilkes Maurice, 
 Gov. ofMariegalante 
 Charles Dilkcs 
 1 loir. Ja?. Wm. King 
 William Dawson 
 James Prevost 
 Jas.Wooldridge. This 
 officer broke the boom 
 in Basque Roads, for 
 which he has a gold 
 chain and medal 
 Joseph Spear 
 William Wells 
 Thomas Withers 
 Charles Napier 
 John Richards 
 George Sanders 
 
 Rt. Hon. Lord Jamey 
 Townshend 
 Thomas Thrush 
 George Bell 
 Henry Hart 
 William Flint 
 Francis Newcomb 
 James Cauldfield 
 John Joyce 
 W illiam Godfrey 
 William Goate 
 Richard Harward 
 W illiam Mounsey 
 John Martin Hanchett 
 Francis Lynn 
 James Robertson 
 CuthlKrt Baines 
 Joseph Nunn 
 James Lss 
 James Ellis 
 William James 
 David Phips 
 Edw .Joshua Moriarty 
 Arthur Walter 
 William Redmon 
 Peter Baskerville 
 Morgan Laugharne 
 Milliam Ponsonby 
 Robert Hanning Hit¬ 
 chens 
 
 W illiam Smith 
 David Maekay 
 John Luck. 
 
 Edw. Seymour Bailey 
 James. Deacon 
 John Forrest 
 Wm. Shepheard 
 Robert Tomlinson 
 William Don 
 
 C.OMM ANDERS. 
 
 1782 Edw*. I.ongcroft I Richard Oakley 
 George Cadman I Anthony Gibbes 
 
 11783 Goodw in Colquitt 
 | Wiliiam Titcher 
 
Charles Bartholomew 
 Alexander Mackay 
 1787 
 
 Stephen Peter Monat 
 Henry Deacon 
 John'Edwards (1) 
 
 1789 Thomas Dewey 
 Samuel Kempthorne 
 
 1790 George Maxwell 
 Daniel Folliott 
 Samuel Featherstone 
 Win. Hugh Kittoe 
 
 1791 Richard Roger 
 
 1794 Cna. Robinson 
 Ambrose Crofton 
 Richard Rudsdell 
 Peter iVPKellar 
 William Burgess 
 John Larkan 
 John Marsh 
 Joseph Turner 
 George Luke 
 Thomas Dal by 
 
 1795 Henry Wray 
 John Edwards (2) 
 George Robinson 
 Jeremiah Edwards 
 Hen. Hutchings Birk- 
 
 head 
 
 1796 George I)avey 
 Martin Hinton 
 Christopher Kilncr 
 Alex. Ruddach 
 James Godench 
 George Harrison 
 John Moncur 
 Edward Killwick 
 James Boorder 
 John Davies (1) 
 Henry Pro by n 
 James Collins 
 Joseph Westbeach 
 Thomas Dickinson 
 Robert Pearson 
 Kanceford Tookey 
 Richard Hughes 
 Josiah Wittman 
 
 1797 
 
 Christopher Neville 
 
 07 
 
 John Crispo 
 James Hills 
 Jacob James 
 John Mortimer 
 William Bevians 
 Richard Prater 
 John Luce 
 George Paris Monkc 
 Edward Williams (1) 
 Matthew Wrench 
 John Gascoyne 
 Robert Keen 
 George Irwin 
 John Hall 
 William M‘Guire 
 Edward Ellicott 
 John Lawson 
 llenry Carew 
 Alex. Milner 
 Nicholas Kempe 
 John Forbes Drum¬ 
 mond 
 
 Henry Samuel Butt 
 Edward Kittoe 
 Charles Herbert 
 Edward Hutchinson 
 Thomas Leef 
 1798 
 
 Thomas Linthorne 
 Christopher Watson 
 Charles Burrough 
 Robert England 
 Thomas Halton 
 Joseph Brodie 
 George Davies 
 John Gardner 
 Edward Bass 
 Charles Webb 
 John .Mathias Spread 
 Thomas Roberts 
 Thomas White (1) 
 John Anderson 
 John Robert Lea 
 Thomas White (2) 
 John Hill 
 John Whipple 
 James Barker 
 John Jone's 
 George Sayer 
 
 William Moore 
 George Jones 
 
 1799 
 
 James Andrew Worth 
 Philip Hue 
 John Harward 
 George Ross 
 William Robinson 
 James Slade 
 Henrv Compton 
 David Gilmour 
 John Burn 
 William Foote 
 Charles Hay 
 Thomas Junes 
 
 1800 
 
 William Buchanan 
 John Thicknesse 
 John Henry Martin 
 John Pengeily 
 James Nasmyth Mar¬ 
 shall 
 
 Terence O'Neill 
 Richard James Law¬ 
 rence O’Connor 
 Robert Williams 
 Francis Douglas 
 Richard Thwaits 
 John Child 
 John Hudson 
 Francis Beaufort 
 
 1801 
 
 Peter Rye 
 James Y'cifch 
 John Bayley 
 John Henrv Cartier 
 Matthew Flinders 
 David Mudie 
 Andrew Mott 
 Robert Tinkler 
 Robert Brown Tom 
 l id ward H odder 
 William Morcc 
 William Wilkinson 
 Joshua Johnson 
 Thomas New 
 James Liliicrap 
 Walter Groseett 
 Andrew. Thomson 
 
Francis John Nett 
 1802 
 
 Eewis Shepheard 
 
 Thomas Hi]] 
 
 Benjamin Walker 
 James Irwin 
 George Morris 
 John Thompson (1) 
 Henry Harwell 
 W illiam Richan 
 Arthur Grumley 
 John Manley 
 Philip Lamb 
 John Rich irdson 
 V* illiam Cashman 
 Robert Evans 
 John Arthur Norway 
 Michael Dod 
 Edward Grey 
 Thomas Lyne 
 Tho. Folliott Baugh 
 Joseph James 
 Isaac Ferrieres 
 J'.*iin Lamborn 
 John Baker 
 Philip Lyne 
 AlexanderInnes 
 John Chilcott 
 Robert llavley Judd 
 Henry Waring 
 John Douglas 
 Charles Coote 
 Charles Montagu Fa¬ 
 bian 
 
 George Clarke Ilurdis 
 James Agassiz 
 Speiman Swaine 
 Samuel Colquitt 
 Edward Church 
 Matth.Barton Brad by 
 Gustavus Stupart 
 J ohnWillough by M ar- 
 shall 
 
 Win. Humphry Faulk 
 nor 
 
 George Andrews 
 Robert Forbes 
 Christopher Strachey 
 Henry Gordon 
 
 68 
 
 Anthony Abdy 
 Henry EvelynPitfield 
 Sturt 
 
 James Gifiord 
 Digby Willoughby 
 Richard Janverin 
 Robert Sauce 
 George Wm. Blarney 
 John Coode 
 Malcolm Cowan 
 Thomas Burton 
 18 (3 
 
 Francis Stan fell 
 Timothy Clinch 
 John Simpson 
 George Le Geyt 
 James M‘Farland 
 
 iso* 
 
 Robert Pettet 
 Robert Tucker 
 Buekland Stirl. Bluett 
 Charles Pickford 
 Jeremiah Coghlan 
 John Smyth 
 William Hughes 
 Pitt Burnaby Greene 
 Henry Gage Morris 
 Henry Whit marsh 
 
 Pearse 
 
 William Richardson 
 Henry James Lyford 
 Samuel Chambers 
 John Marshall 
 George Adey Creyke 
 John Lawrence (1) 
 
 W illiam Henry Byam 
 Ccarles John Austen 
 M illiam Autridge 
 Edw. Wallis iloare 
 1S0J 
 
 Thomas Maynard 
 Edw. Augustus Down 
 James Grant 
 Thomas Coe 
 Thomas Cole 
 Fitzowen Geo. Skin 
 
 ner 
 
 Edward Crofton 
 James Til lard 
 
 William Layman 
 Thomas Whinyates 
 John Eake 
 James Nicholson 
 Wm. BrookingDolling 
 Josepii Oliver 
 Bcntinck Cavendish 
 Doyle 
 
 James'Pringle 
 Richard Arthur 
 John Richards Lapc- 
 notiere 
 
 William Hellard 
 Xesbit Palmer 
 Jolin Thompson (2) 
 Robert Clephane 
 Arthur Atchison 
 George Mouhray 
 John Bedford 
 George Acklom 
 Alex. Cunningham 
 John Pasco 
 Tho. Fortescue Ken¬ 
 nedy 
 
 Edward Williams (2) 
 Benjamin Crispin 
 Eyles Mounsher 
 John Yule 
 James Stuart 
 John Smith 
 Edward Barker 
 James Li 1 burn 
 Lewis Hole 
 W in. Westcott Daniel 
 James Green 
 Richard Spear 
 Thomas Fife 
 • John M‘Kerlie 
 Thomas Rich. Toker 
 Hex. Rich.M‘Kenzie 
 1806 
 
 John Langdale Smith 
 James Rogers 
 W illiam Charlton 
 William Ellison 
 Thomas Oliver 
 John Palmer 
 W’illiam Rogers 
 Wm. Buckley Hunt 
 
Fredt rick Hickey 
 Harry Ilopkins 
 David Valentine 
 Joint s Mandersoa 
 John I'llis 
 
 Wm. Barnham Rider 
 Joseph Packwood 
 Alexander Gordon 
 John Miller Adyc 
 James Anderson 
 Delamore Wynter 
 William Peake 
 Francis Dickinson 
 John Evans 
 James Stevenson 
 William Knight 
 I lew Steuart 
 James Galloway 
 John Maxwell 
 Hon. Alex. Jones 
 George Crawley 
 William Raitt 
 Joseph Gulston Gar¬ 
 land 
 
 John DuffMarkland 
 William Balfour 
 John Hollingworth 
 Tho. Edw. Svmonds 
 JJon. Wm. Walpole 
 Geo. Manners Sutton 
 Thomas Francis Clia. 
 
 -Mainvraring 
 Robert L. Fowler 
 Richard Smith 
 John Ellis Watt 
 Win. Henry Shirred* 
 Jn. Sanderson Gibson 
 William Sanders 
 Jpseph Pearce 
 Samuel Clarke 
 Beniamin Clement 
 William Sumner Hall 
 •Booty Harvey 
 Rich, llenrv Muddle 
 Henry Hume Spence 
 Henry Thomas Davie* 
 Edw. Reynolds Siblcv 
 Robert Bioye 
 Arden Adderley 
 
 CO . 
 
 George Gu»tavus Lcn- 
 nock 
 
 William Rhcpheard 
 William Landless 
 Richard Win. Parker 
 John Tancock 
 John Haswell 
 Phipps Hornby 
 Charles Kempthorne 
 Quash 
 
 Charles Claridge 
 Clement Sneyd 
 Philip Browne 
 Thomas Heddington 
 Thomas Ren wick 
 John Hardy Godby 
 Martin \\ liite 
 William Fisher 
 Wm. James Hughes 
 John Lainpen Manley 
 Nicholas Lockyer 
 Hon. Henry Dawson 
 Thomas V dung 
 John Parish 
 John Bradley 
 Charles Fred. Payne 
 lbOT 
 
 William Love 
 Robert Mitidrd 
 Peter John Douglas 
 William Mather 
 Thomas Bull Sulivan 
 Henry Jligman 
 Samuel Jeffrey 
 John Bowker 
 William Ramage 
 Hon. Wm. Gordo n 
 Donald Campbell 
 William Coote 
 Colin M‘Donald 
 (ieo. Edward Watts 
 Edward Dix 
 Fra. George Dicldns 
 Edw. O'Brien Drur^ 
 Abel Ferris 
 ; Henry Boys 
 ■ Corbet James D’Au 
 | vergne 
 Abraham Lowe 
 FS 
 
 George ITewson 
 John Williams 
 Robert Balfour 
 Aiex. M 4 Vicar 
 John Taylor 
 James A'bcrdour 
 .lames Boxer 
 Henry Haynes 
 Alexander Renny 
 James John Gordon 
 Bremer 
 
 Tho. Bickcrton Ash¬ 
 ton Hicks 
 Joseph Hoy 
 John Houston 
 John Strutt Peyton 
 Andrew Hodge 
 Benjamin Warburton 
 Richard Buck 
 ISOS 
 
 Samuel Fowel! 
 
 George* Jackson 
 William Stephens 
 Edward Harvey 
 Geprge Henderson 
 Henry Prescott 
 Hon/ George Alfred 
 Crofton.* 
 
 Thomas Piiito 
 Thomas Tudor Tucker 
 Robert Maunsell 
 Jas. Pattison Stewart 
 Frederick lioffman 
 John Portrous 
 Charles Bertram 
 ,lohn Law rence (2) 
 Christopher Bell 
 Edward Burt 
 David Braimer 
 Nisbet Josiah "Wil¬ 
 loughby 
 
 W illiam Paterson 
 Hon. Mich. DeCourcy 
 (George Hills 
 Richard Spencer 
 Henry Bourchier 
 Thomas Dench 
 Charles Warde 
 Henry Faxwhawc 
 
William Farington 
 Henry Baugh 
 William Outfield 
 Cha. Chamberlayne 
 Irvine 
 
 Right Hon. RalphVis. 
 
 Neville 
 John Davie 
 Edward Hen. A’Courl 
 Isaac Hawkins Mor¬ 
 rison 
 
 Richard Wales 
 John Gore 
 Robert Hall 
 George Downie 
 George Price 
 John Ferguson 
 Edmund Waller 
 George Trollope 
 John Brett Purvis 
 Robt. W. G. Resting 
 Robert Parrey 
 Tho.Cuthbrrt Hichens 
 Fran. Alex, llallida} 
 John Lloyd 
 Joseph lfott 
 John Gourly 
 West by Perceval 
 Thomas Mansell 
 Augustus Baldwin 
 Paul Lawless 
 Sir Henry Clements 
 Thompson, K. S. 
 Edward ScobelJ 
 Robert Preston 
 "William Russell 
 Colin Campbell 
 Wm. Dowers 
 Geo. Wasteli Hooper 
 Geo. Blennerhassett 
 William Robiiliard 
 Thomas Wells 
 Charles Kerr 
 Justice Finley 
 Wm. Richard Smith 
 John Wilson 
 WJlIiam Henry Wnor- 
 wood 
 
 Peter Fisher 
 
 70 
 
 George Pringle 
 Thomas Parry Jone^ 
 Parry 
 
 James Donnor 
 George Ferguson 
 lSOi) 
 
 John Jam *s Ridge 
 Edw. William Garret 
 William Ferrie 
 Alex. Nesbitt 
 Thomas Iluskisson 
 George Haisled 
 John Bellamy 
 Ewell Tritton 
 Xevinson De Courcy 
 David Sloan 
 Thomas Hui loke 
 Manley Hall Dixon 
 Wm. Flint 
 
 Alex. R nton Sharpe 
 Win. Hill 
 Wm. Bisscll 
 Wm. Bone 
 
 Thomas Donnitliorne 
 rnmielGeo. Pecheli 
 Wm. Hext 
 Edward Stopford 
 Henry Spark Join's 
 Arthur Batt Bingham 
 Wm. Howe Muleaster 
 Wm. Fitzwin. Owen 
 lion. Willoughby Ber¬ 
 tie 
 
 John Griffith 
 Humphry Fleming 
 Senhouse 
 Alex. J laser 
 Alex. Kennedy 
 Edmund Sex ten Pery 
 Knox 
 
 Hon. Tillieux Fraser 
 John Thomson 
 Clement Milward 
 James Murray 
 Charles Solheby 
 Robert Hocking* 
 
 Wm. West 
 
 Tho. Gold wire Muston 
 John Cook Carpenter 
 
 John Alexander 
 Christopher Nixon 
 John Cookesley 
 Hon. Valentine Gard¬ 
 ner 
 
 Wm. R. May 
 Geo. Bennett Allen 
 N ich. Brent Clements 
 Charles Allen 
 John Toup Nicholas 
 Johu Smith Cowan 
 W m. Hay garth 
 George Spearing 
 Charles Besson 
 Wm. Hunter 
 George Noble 
 Janus George 
 Wm. Oakley 
 George Stain forth 
 Edmund Bower 
 Henry Tuite 
 Arch. Dow 
 Win. Grieve 
 John Burroughs 
 Sir \\ m. Cunningham, 
 Barf. 
 
 Stephen Stephens 
 Charit‘8 Roberts 
 William Alston Brand- 
 reth 
 
 James Godwin 
 Thomas Cunningham 
 Urry Johnson 
 Johii Hall 
 John Worth 
 Rowland Money 
 Hon. William Walde- 
 grave 
 
 Charles Geo. Rodney 
 Phillott 
 
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 71 
 
 SUPERANNUATED OFFICERS. 
 
 REAR - ADMIRALS, 
 
 At 22s. 6(1. per day. 
 
 Sir Digby Dent, Knt. Thomas Shirley, Samuel Thonyson, Robert 
 
 Keeler, Richard Smith, Kvelvn Sutton,Alex Scott, Wm Uudd, n g. 
 
 Charit, 8 and>-, .IflhH 
 
 Ingram, Richard Willes, Escirs. 
 
 CAPTAINS, 
 
 At 12s. 6d. per Jay. 
 
 Chaloner Ogle, Esq. Sir Andrew Snapc Hammond, Bart. A.J.PyC 
 MoHoy, Jofm Nicholson 
 
 Arden, Joseph Ellison, Mat. Smith, Lsqrs. 
 
 FIFTY COMMANDERS RETIRED FROM LIEUTENANCIES, 
 With 6s. 6rf. per day. 
 
 hlavne \lc\ Todd, John May,JamesGaborian,Thomas (ownstnd, 
 
 w. Watts, Robert Carter, Henry Baynes, bam. John, John V etts, 
 John St. Barbe, Lsqre. 
 

 72* 
 
 ESTABLISHMENT AND PAY OF NAVAL OFFICERS. 
 Distinction by Epaulet .—All Flag-Officers, and Captains three years 
 Post, wear two; other Captains, one cn the right shoulder; Com¬ 
 manders, one on the left. 
 
 Admiral of the Fleet 1 
 Compensa. money... 
 AdmiralsoftheRed 16) 
 .... of the White 16s 
 .... of the Clue 16} 
 Compensation.. 
 Vice-Ads. ontheRed20) 
 .... of the W’hite 20> 
 .... of the Blue 21) 
 Compensation.. 
 R. Ads. of the Red 19 
 .... of the 
 .... of the 
 
 Compensation.. 
 
 Total Flags....169 
 First, or Capt. of a Fleet 
 Commo. having a Capt 
 Compensation. 
 Table-money to Adms.) 
 andVice-Adms. rora-f 
 manding in Chief 
 
 liVUlUll . . 
 
 the Red 19) 
 
 1 White 20> 
 
 * blue 21) 
 
 Captains.720 
 
 £0 < 
 
 Commanders.536 
 
 Lieutenants.3148 
 
 ♦Physicians.^ 
 
 Masters, from 12/. 12.0 
 to 7/. Is. per mon. 51 lC 
 
 Surgeons.) 
 
 Dispensers of Hospitals 
 Hospital Mates,at home 
 
 Ditto, abroad. 
 
 Assistant Surgeons.. 526 
 
 Full Pay 
 per Diem. 
 
 Half-Pay 
 per'Dieni. 
 
 K.4SK 
 
 icith the Army. 
 
 £.s. d. 
 
 £. *. d. 
 
 
 5 10 3 
 
 2 0 0 
 
 3 0 0 
 
 Field-Marshal. 
 
 3 17 0 
 
 2 0 0 
 
 C Generals. 
 
 1 3 0 
 
 
 
 2 15 0 
 
 1 10 0 
 
 i Lieut. Generals. 
 
 0 15 4 
 
 
 * 
 
 1 IS 6 
 
 12 6 
 
 ^ Major-Generals. 
 
 0 11 0 
 
 
 1 18 6 
 
 . _ 
 
 Major-General. 
 
 0 6 9 
 
 
 Brigadier-General 
 
 1 0 0 
 
 
 
 From 
 
 From 
 
 $ Three years Post 
 
 1 3 0 
 
 0 12 0 
 
 ( Colonels. 
 
 to 
 
 to 
 
 ^Under 3 years 
 
 0 12 0 
 
 0 7 0 
 
 C Lieut.Colonels. 
 
 0 12 0 
 
 0 G 6 
 
 Majors. 
 
 6 >. 6/^. to 6>. 
 
 1 1 Ofo 
 
 5s. to 4s. 
 
 Captains. 
 
 1 11 6 
 
 10s. to 15s. 
 
 
 10*. to R 
 
 0 6f 0 
 
 jj Captains. 
 
 0 10 0 
 
 0 5 0 
 
 
 0 6 6 
 
 0 2 0 
 
 
 0 7 6 
 
 0 2 0 
 
 
 0 3 6 
 
 2s. to 3s. 
 
 Lieutenants. 
 
 - rrnere no rcsiacnce is provided, allowed 1/. Is. for lodging 
 
 M«ATo ,a fif TaT terv,c I’ ,5s ' ; bis.-. Hospital 
 
 Mates. 10... 6 d. + And upwards, according to the time of service, 
 
73 
 
 Secretary to Admiral of the Fleet, 500/. per annum. 
 
 Ditto to Admiral couunanding in Chief, 400/. per annum. 
 
 Ditto to Vice or Rear Admiral or Commodore, with a Captain 
 commanding in Chief, 300/. per annum. 
 
 Ditto to Flag Officers and Commodores, not having the chief com¬ 
 mand, 150/. per annum. 
 
 SHIPS IN COMMISSION. 
 
 Those names in Roman are British built, those in Italic have b^cn 
 taken from the enemy, and the Letter after the Name signifies 
 the Power from whom taken; viz. F. French, B. Batavian or 
 Dutch, S. Spanish, D. Danish, I. Italian, /?. Russian, T. Turkish. 
 rs. Receiving Ship, ps. Prison-Ship, ss. Store-Shin, hs. Hospital- 
 Ship, gs. Guard-Ship, bg. Brig, go. Gun-Brig, bb. Bomb, fs. Fire- 
 Ship, iv. Fire-Vessel, ten. Tender, gv. Gun-Vessel, cu/. Cutter, sch. 
 Schooner—t built of fir, $ of cedar, ^ of teak. 
 
 First Rate.. .100 Guns and upwards 875 to 850 Men. 
 
 Second .98 to 90 . 750 to 700 - 
 
 Third. .80 to 04.650 to 500 .... 
 
 Fourth .60 to 50.420 to 380 .... 
 
 Fifth .44 to 32.300 to 220 .... 
 
 Sixth .30 to 20.200 to 160- 
 
 Sloop *.18 to 14.125 to 110 .... 
 
 Abercrombie, F. W. C. Fahie 74 
 
 Ahoukir. Geo. Parker 74 
 
 Aehille, Sir R. King, Bart. 74 
 Ajax, R. W. Otway 74 
 
 Alfred, J. R. Watson 7 4 
 
 Arrogant ( rs.), Win. Flint 74 
 Assistance (ps.), Lieut. Ldward 
 Morres 1 74 
 
 Atlas, Rear-Adm. J. C. Purvis, 
 Capt. J. Sanders 74 
 
 Audacious, Donald Campbell74 
 Africa, L. O. Bland 61 
 
 Agincourt / ss.) Win. Kent 64 
 Ardent, Robert Honeyinan 64 
 ~irgonuut , /• (hs.) Lt. James 
 J<pnes 64 
 
 Adamant, John Sykes 50 
 
 Antelope, V. Adm, John IIol- 
 lowav ,Capt. Donald McLeod 50 
 Argo, Frederick Warren 44 
 
 Acasta, Philip Beaver 40 
 
 Active, J. A. Gordon 38 
 
 Africaine , F. R. Raggett 38 
 
 Jlcestc, F. Mur. Maxwell 38 
 
 38 
 
 38 
 
 38 
 
 38 
 
 38 
 
 38 
 
 36 
 
 36 
 
 32 
 
 32 
 
 Alcmene, F. Wm. Maude 
 Amazon, Win. Parker 
 Anu-ia , F. Hon. F. 1*. Irby 
 Apollo, B. W. Taylor 
 Arethusa, Robert Mends 
 Armide , F. L. Hardy man 
 Aigle, George Wolfe 
 Ametnyst, Jacob Walton 
 A'.olus,' Lord J. Tow nshend 
 Aimabls, F. Lord t Stuart 
 f Alexandria, N. 1). Cochrane 32 
 \mphion, 4\ in. Iloste 32 
 
 Amsterdam, B.g\ Wm. Morce32 
 Aurora, John Duer 28 
 
 Arorn, Robert Clephane 18 
 Vlacritv ( bg. >, Xisbet Palmer 18 
 Albicore, C. J. D Auvergne 18 
 Amaranthe ( bg.), G. Pringle 18 
 Apelles, Thomas Oliver 18 
 Arachnc, Samuel Ciiambers 18 
 Ariel, Thomas White (2) IS 
 Atalante, Fred. Hickey IS 
 Avon (bg.), H. T. Fraser 18 
 Abundance( ss.) t J . F ry er, mas.16 
 
Jcteon, F. Viscount Neville 1 G 
 Alert, Alex. Rennv 16 
 
 Alonzo, Id ward Barker 16 
 
 Argus, F. James Stuart 16 
 
 Arrow (sc/..), Lt. Rd. ilawkes 16 
 Attentive (gb.), Lt. lit. Carr 16 
 Avenger, Thomas White ( 1 ) 16 
 
 Achat* s, T. Pinto 14 
 
 Acute(g 6 .^, Lt. John Bucke 14 
 Aggressorf gb. ),Lt. Jn.WatsonM 
 Archer(g7/.Lt. Lawr. Smith 14 
 Attack (gb%), Lt. Tho. Swaine 14 
 t Adonis( cut.), Lt.Dav. Buriian 10 
 + Alban( cut.), Lt. Henry Weir 10 
 £Alphea (sets.), Lt. Wm, Gib¬ 
 bons 10 
 
 Altna (bb.), John Bow ker 8 
 
 Ant (sch.), Lt. Young 8 
 
 Adelphi (rocket vessel), Peter 
 Fisher. 
 
 Barfleur,Vicc-Adm. Hon. G.C. 
 Berkeley, Captain Sir T. W. 
 Hardy, Bart. 98 
 
 Belldsle , / '. Geo. Cockburn SO 
 Brave,F.(ps.)Lt.Ju. RiboloanSO 
 Bahama,S.fps.)Lt.Jas. MiineT 1 
 Bedford, Adam Mackenzie 74 
 Bellerophon. S. Warren 74 
 Bellona, J. E. Douglas 74 
 Blake, E. Codringtou 74 
 
 Bombay, Win. Cuming 74 
 Bulwark, Hon. C. E. Homing 74 
 Belliqueux, George Bvng 64 
 Birnjaisant, F. (pa.) Lt. Wm. 
 
 Henry Boyce 64 
 
 Buckingham^ ps ^Lt.Geo.PauHH 
 Batavier, B. (hs.) Lieut. Tho. 
 
 Dorset Birchall 50 
 
 Bristol (ps.), Lt. Wm. Barber 
 Watts 50 
 
 Belle Foufe. F. J. Rri-bane 38 
 Blanche, F. William Wells 38 
 Blonde, F. V. V. Ballard 38 
 Boadiccn, John Hatlev 38 
 Bucephalus, Charles Felly 32 
 
 Baracouta ( bg .),- 18 
 
 Beagle ( bg.), W. B. Dolling 18 
 Belette (bg.), E. S. P. Knox 18 
 Bermuda, A. Cunningiiam 18 
 
 Blossom, Francis Beaufort 18 
 Bonne Citoycnnt, F. R. J. L. 
 
 O'Connor ]g 
 
 Brazen, L. Shephcard 18 
 
 Brisk, J. Coode ]g 
 
 Badger, J. L. Manley 16 
 
 Beaver, E. O'B. Drury 16 
 
 Briseis, J. M. Ad ye 16 
 
 Britomarf, W. B.Hunt 16 
 
 Bustard, J. D. Markland 16 
 Basilisk (gb.), Lt. Sam. Crew 14 
 Blazer (gb.), Lt. F. Banks 14 
 Bloodhound (gb.), Lu Thomas 
 Warrand 14 
 
 Bold (gb.), Lf. Tho. Strong 14 
 Brevdageren, D. ( gb.) Lt. Cka. 
 
 Clarke Dobson 14 
 
 Bruise r( g5.,),L(.Tho. Smithies 14 
 Bacchus, D. (sch.) Lt. Charles 
 D. Jeremy 12 
 
 Barbara (sch.), Lieut. Samuel 
 Trevor Dickins 10 
 
 Bramble (sch ), Lt. John Fle¬ 
 ming ( 2 ) 10 
 
 Brcamf sch.), Lt.Geo. G. Miall 10 
 Ballahouf sch.), Lt.— Bennett 4 
 Caledonia, Ad. Lord Gainbier, 
 Capt. Wm. Bedford 110 
 
 Caesar, R. Adm. W. A. Otway, 
 Capt. C. Richardson “ 80 
 Canopus, F. R. Adm.G. Martin, 
 Capt. C. Inglis 80 
 
 Christian VIJ. D. Sir Joseph 
 Sidney Yorke, Knt. 80 
 
 Captain, C. J. W. Nesham 74 
 Centanr,R.Ad. Sir Sam. Hood, 
 Bart. Capt. Sir Wm. Henry 
 Webley, K. S. 74 
 
 Colossus, 1 ’. Alexander 74 
 C onqueror, Edward Fellowes 74 
 Courageux, Robert Plampin 74 
 Cumberland, Hon. P. W ode- 
 house 74 
 
 Caton, F. (hs.) Lt. Wm. Brett 64 
 Crown (ps.), Lt. James Rose f4 
 
 Centurion (ss.), - 50 
 
 Coromandel, hs. for the army 50 
 Camel (ss.), I). Weir, master 44 
 Cambrian, F. W. Fane 40 
 
r5 
 
 Ceylon,-W. J. Lye 38 
 
 + Clyde, Commodore F.W. C. 
 
 R. Owen 38 
 
 ^Cornwallis, Charles Cole 38 
 Caroline, Henry Hart 30 
 
 Chi£'onnc, F. J. Wain Wright SO 
 Clorinde , F. Thomas Briggs 30 
 Curra$oa, John Tower 30 
 
 Castor, William Roberts 32 
 Cerberus, Henry Whitbv 38 
 Ceres ( r>.), Lt. William Cullis 32 
 + Circe, J. C. Woolcombe 32 
 Cleopatra, tali, retak. F. S. J. 
 
 Pec hell 32 
 
 Cornelia, IFenry F. Edgoll 32 
 Champion, Robert Henderson 24 
 Comus, Matthew Smith 22 
 
 C onjiancc, K J. L. Yeo 22 
 Cossack, G. Digby 
 Crocodile, E. H. Columbine 22 
 Cvane, SirTho. Staines, Knf. 22 
 Camilla, John Rowen 20 
 
 Calvpso ( bg.), M. B. Bradby 18 
 
 Castilian ( tog.)* - 
 
 Cephalus (bg.), V. Harvey IS 
 Challenger ( bg.),W r . B. Rider 18 
 Oharybais( bg.), R. L. Fowler 18 
 Chancell , /’. Hon. W. Gordon 18 
 Cherub, T. T. Tucker 
 Clio ( bg.), T. F. Baugh 
 Columbine ( be.). Geo. Hilli 
 Coquette, R. Forbes 
 Crane, I). Wvnter 
 Cretan , I. (VF. Pay ne 
 Crocusf bg.). Hon. W. Walpole 18 
 Cruiser, T.R.Toker IS 
 
 Cygnet, Edward Dix 
 Cadmus, T. Fife 
 
 18 
 
 ___,_™ 16 
 
 Calliope, J. M l Kerlie 16 
 
 Chanticleer, R. Spear 
 Cherokee, Richard Arthur 16 
 Childers, (gs. bg.)R. Ad. SirE. 
 
 Nagle, Kt.Capt.J.Packwood 16 
 Comet, Richard H. Muddle 16 
 Cordelia, T. F. Kennedy 16 
 Cormorant, (ss.) W. A. Lang- 
 ton, master 16 
 
 Corso, S. (gs.) Ft. Geo. Taylor 1G 
 Curlew, John Taucpck 16 
 
 Censor (gb.) f Lt. Joshua Lati¬ 
 mer Rowe 14 
 
 Chargerf^a.J, Lt. John Aitken 
 Blow ' 14 
 
 Cheerlyf £&.),I,t.Tb.Foulertonl4 
 Conquest (gb*), Lieut. Walter 
 Boswell 14 
 
 Constant (gb .), Lt. Jn. Stokes 14 
 Contest (gb .), Lt. J n. Gregory 14 
 Cracker (gb.), Lt. Jn. Levett 14 
 Conflict ( gb .), Lieut. Joseph 
 Bainbrigg Batt 12 
 
 Con founder (gb*), Lt. James 
 Valobra 12 
 
 Cheerful (cut.), Lieut. Daniel 
 Carpenter 
 
 Chub (sch.)y Lt. — Lines 10 
 
 Cuttle f sch.), Lt. Robt. Berry 10 
 Cuckoo (sch.), Lt. Silas Bis¬ 
 cuit Paddon 8 
 
 Dreadnought, R. A dm. Tho. 
 
 Sotheby, Capt. G. B. Salt 98 
 Dannemark , D. James Bisset 74 
 Defence, Charles Kkins 74 
 
 Defiance, 11. Gotham 74 
 
 Donnega!, F. F. P. Brenton 74 
 Dictator, lt. 11. Pearson 64 
 
 Diomede, Hugh Cooke^ 30 
 
 Dolphin (cn Jlute), C. Watson -14 
 Diana, John Davie 38 
 
 V Doris, W. A. Montagu 38 
 [ Dover, Edward Tucker 38 
 ^Dromedary (*?.), S. P. Prit¬ 
 chard, master 
 
 Dedaignctise , F.- 
 
 Desiree, F. A. E’arquhar 
 Dryad, 1'. Galwey 
 Daidalus, S. II. Ingleficld 
 Druid, Sir m. Bolton, Ivot, 32 
 Dido (ps. for army deserters, 
 Fie of n ight t 28 
 
 Daphne, Philip Pipon 22 
 
 Dart, sheer-hulk at Barbados . 
 Dasher. R- W. G. Testing 18 
 Dauntless, Josiah \V illiams 18 
 Demerara (bg.), Hon. George 
 Moysey 18 
 
 Derwent (bg.), J. S. Titley 13 
 Dispatch (bg.), J. Liliicrap 18 
 
 35 
 
 36 
 30 
 36 
 32 
 
Dotterell (bg.). T. O. Muston 18 
 Dauntless, J. Wittman 18 
 
 J) light, F. I ord Balgonie 16 
 Diligence, Alex, Gordon 16 
 
 Drake, Evles Mounshcr 18 
 
 Driver,G‘. P. Monke ]6 
 
 Daring (gb.), l.f. Geo. Ilayes 14 
 Defender ( gb.) Lt. John Geo. 
 
 Nops J 4 
 
 Diana (bg.), Lt. W m. Kemp- 
 thorne ]4 
 
 Diligent % F. (ss.) Rd. Turner, 
 master 14 
 
 Desperate (gb.), Lt. Robert 
 Lllery J 4 
 
 Dexterous (gb.), Lt. Robert 
 Tomlinson 14 
 
 Discovery, bos. ship for troops 
 at Sheerness . 
 
 Dappcrf gb.), LlHv. Hertford 12 
 Deeouvcrtr , F. ( bg.)Lt. Joshua 
 Ricketts Ron lev ls> 
 
 Deptfordf tn. ).Lt.Geo.Antraml 2 
 Diligentf ss.), Alx. Black, mas. 10 
 JJrsperante , F. (scb.) Lt. — 
 Campbell 8 
 
 Devastation, ( bh.) John Taylor 8 
 Edgar, James Macnamara 74 
 Elizabeth, Hon. Jf. Curzon 74 
 Excellent, John Vest 74 
 
 Europe, (p*.) Lt. Win. Stales 6-1 
 J 'xped'tion, "William Dawson 44 
 y xperimentto ),Lt.Jas.Fegen44 
 Endymion, fir n. T. B. Capcl 10 
 Emerald, E. L. Ma ; tland 36 
 Ethalion, T. J. Cochrane 36 
 Euryalfls,Hon.G.M. 1 . DnndasSG 
 Enterprise (rs.), Lieut. Wm. 
 
 Collins Barker gs 
 
 Eurydice, James Bradshaw 24 
 Echo (bg .), R. Keen ]y 
 
 Eclair, C. K. Quash J 8 
 
 Eclipse (bg.), G. A. Crcykc 18 
 J geria, Lewis Hole * 18 
 
 + h Ik (bg.), Jer. Coghlan 18 
 Riven, D. John Haswell 18 
 Emulous, Gustavus Stupart 18 
 Enchantress (gs. £\ ps. », Lieut. 
 James Easley • ]8 
 
 Espoirf^.j, Robt. Milford Jg 
 R»f derm , f). John PengeHy 18 
 1 phera, J. S. Peyton ‘ 16 
 
 Erebus (fs. ), Wm. Autridge 16 
 E<picgle, D. Campbell 16 
 
 Earnest ( gb.), Lt. Rd.Templer 14 
 Encounter (gb.), Lieut. James 
 Hugh Talbot 14 
 
 Escort (gb.), Lt. Geo. Vande- 
 put Crosbe 14 
 
 Exertion (gb. ), Lt. Rt. Forbes 12 
 Eliza and Jane (ten.), Lieut. 
 
 Francis Story 10 
 
 Eninprenante, F.(rut.) Lieut. 
 
 Peter Williams 10 
 
 Formidable, F. Fayerman, PS 
 Foudroyant, R. Adm. Hon. M. 
 
 DeCourcy,Capf.J. Hancock SO 
 Fame, R. 11 . A. Bennett 74 
 Firmr, S. (ps. )Commodorr Ed¬ 
 ward Hawkins 74 
 
 />w, D. (py.) Lieut. Richard 
 Win. Simmonds 74 
 
 Fisgard , F. William Bolton .‘18 
 Frey a, D. John Haves 38 
 
 Furieuse , F. John Simpson SS 
 Fortunee, H. Vansittart 36 
 Franchise, F. C. Dashwood 36 
 Fox, Hon. A. Cochrane 32 
 Frederickstein, D. T. Searlc 32 
 Fylta , D. Hon. Edw. Rodney 22 
 Favourite, Ben}. Clement * IS 
 Fawn, Hon. G.‘ A. Crofton 18 
 Ferret (bg.), Richard Wales 18 
 Fly (bg.), John Thompson ( 1 ) 18 
 For. st- r i bg.), J E. Watts IS 
 Frol c, Thomas Whinyates 13 
 Fleche, F. G. Hewson 16 
 
 Fancy (gb.), Lieut. Alex. Sin¬ 
 clair 14 
 
 Fearless (mortanbi ig ), Lieut. 
 
 Abraham Garland 14 
 
 Firm (gb.), Lt. John Little 14 
 Flamer (gb.), Lieut. Anthony 
 Bliss W m. Lord 14 
 
 Forward (gv.), Lt. Dan. Shells 14 
 Furious (gb.), Lt. Jn. Mundell 14 
 Fervent (gh.), Lt. John Ed- 
 wafd Hare 12 
 
Firefly, F.(bg.) Lt .Da v i d Boyd 12 
 Fury (bb.), Robert Balfour 12 
 Flor del M ir , S. ( sch.) Lieut. 
 Joseph Daly 8 
 
 Furnace (bb.), -- 8 
 
 Friendship ( ten.), Lt. William 
 Wilson 6 
 
 Fierce ( sc ft.), - 4 
 
 Glory (ps.), Lt. Richard Sim¬ 
 mons 98 
 
 Gibraltar, S. 11. L. Ball 80 
 Ganges, Peter llalkett 74 
 Genereux, (ps. j Lieut. Win. 
 
 Lanyon 71 
 
 Guildford (ps.J,Lt.Jos.Croueh74 
 Glatton ( gs.), G. iM. liligh 50 
 Gladiator ( convict-ship), Lt. 
 
 Jolm Price (1) 41 
 
 Gorgon ( /is.), K. B. Tom 44 
 Gutrrierc, i '. R. Lloyd 38 
 
 Gloire, F. James Garthew 30 
 Garland, VV. II. Sherrill* 22 
 Ganymede, F. R. Cathcart 20 
 Glomme.n, D. Piekford 18 
 Gluckstadt, D. Edward Bass 18 
 Qoree (for. Favourite ), taken, 
 retak. F. J. Simpson 18 
 
 Goshawk ( bg.), J. Lilburn 18 
 Grasshopper( bg.), Henry Fan- 
 shawe 18 
 
 Goldiinch (bg.), A. Adderley 10 
 Gaimet (bg.), J Stevenson 1G 
 Galgo (rocket transport), J. 
 
 Uellard 1G 
 
 Grenada, F.(bg.)\A. St. Briggs 16 
 Griffon, F. John Gore 1G 
 
 Gallant (gb.), Lt. Peter Giles 
 Piekernel 14 
 
 Growler ( gb.), Lieut. Richard 
 Grossman 14 
 
 Guaehapin (bg.), Lieut. W. 
 Wolland 12 
 
 Green Linnet (sch. ),- G 
 
 Grouper( sch ),Lt.Wm.\\ inlark 4 
 Hibernia, K. J. Neve 110 
 
 Hector( ps.), Lt. Edm.Nepean 74 
 Jlercule (ps.), —- 74 
 
 Hero, James N. Newman 74 
 k Hindostan ( ss.), John Pasco 50 
 
 Hydra, George Mindy 38 
 
 Horatio, George Scott 38 
 
 Hussar, Alex. Skene 38 
 
 J {elder, B. John Serrell 36 
 
 t Hebe, John Fyfte 32 
 
 Heroine, 11. H. Christian 32 
 
 Hyperion, T. C. Brodie 32 
 
 Ilind, John R. Lumle.y 28 
 Hy»na, taken, relak. F. (ss.), 
 George Andrews, master 24 
 Halifax, Alex. Fraser 18 
 
 Harpy (bg.), G. W. Blarney 18 
 t Harrier ( bg.), Jas. J. Ridge 13 
 
 Hazard,- 18 
 
 Hecate ( bg. ), W. Buchanan 18 
 Helena, J. A. Worth 18 
 
 ilerald, George Jackson 18 
 
 Gosper, E. W. Hoare 18 
 
 Hornet (hs.), Lieut. Charles 
 Williams (2) 13 
 
 Hunter ( bg. ), Colin Campbell 18 
 Hyacinth, — Carter 18 
 
 Halcyon (bg.), 11. W. Pearse 16 
 Hart , F. Lieut. John Duncan 16 
 Hawk, F. (bg.) 13. Bourchier 16 
 Helicon ( bg.), 3. Swaine 16 
 
 Hr rines( ss j, Tho. Hoski us, mas. 16 
 Heureux, J . M. Holliday 16 
 
 1 lope ( bg .), J oseph Pearce 16 
 
 Hound, N. Lockyer 16 
 
 Hardy (gb.), Lt. Tho. Dutton 14 
 Haughtv (gb.), Lieut. William 
 Williams 14 
 
 Uorttnzia (sch.), J. Lt. F.dw. 
 
 Blaquiere 14 
 
 Havock ( gb.), Lt. Wm. Rich. 
 
 Bamber 12 
 
 Hearty (gb.), Lieut. William 
 Wickham 12 
 
 Herring (sch.), James W. 
 
 Sprott, acting Lieut. 8 
 
 Ilolly (sch.), Lieut. Samuel 
 Sharpe Treacher 8 
 
 Impeiueux, /'.John Law ford £0 
 Illustrious, W. R. Broughton 74 
 Implacable, F. T. 13. Martin 71 
 
 Invincible, Ross Donellv 74 
 
 Irresistible ps. (former. Steifi¬ 
 gure, tuk. retak. F. ),G.Fow ke 74 
 
1 
 
 78 
 
 Inflexible Cs *.), T. Brown 61 
 Intrepid, O. Andrews f»l 
 
 Isis, Woodley Losack 50 
 
 Indefatigable, II. 1 .R.Baker 44 
 lmperieuse, S. Rt. lion. Lord 
 Cochrane, K. 11. 40 
 
 Inconstant, F. S. Dickson 36 
 Iphigrnia, ii. Lambert 36 
 Iris, lion. Gran. Proby 32 
 Indian, ('. J. Arstcn 18 
 
 Imogen ( bg. ), Wm. Stephens 16 
 i udignantY gb. ), Lf.Cha.Jones 14 
 Jnsobnt , A'. (gb.) Lieut. John 
 Row :\iorris 14 
 
 Intelligent (gb.), Lt. Nicholas 
 Tucker 12 
 
 Industry (gv. g*-), - 0 
 
 I ntegritv ( cut. ), - 6 
 
 Jason, lion. J. W. King 32 
 Jamaica, t\ Arthur Ly sag lit 24 
 Jnw, Kid. Stopford 24 
 
 J a louse, IL G, Morris 18 
 
 Julia (bg.), - 18 
 
 Julie, 7. Samuel Fowell 16 
 Jasper, W. \V. Daniel 16 
 
 Junipei(.st7r. )%Lt,Nath,Vassal 1 8 
 James ( ten. ), LI. John Couch S 
 Kent, Thomas Rogers 74 
 
 Kangaroo, John liaker lb 
 
 Kingtisher, 1.. Trilton 18 
 
 K ite ( bg. .), Joseph .1 aines 16 
 Leviathan, John Harvey 74 
 Isyden, li. (g .) Tho. iLher 64 
 Lion, Henry lit athcote 64 
 l.c opard, \ . Adm. Alb, Bertie, 
 Capt. J. H.Tait 10 
 
 Luvinia, Lord \\ illiam Stuart rS 
 i.eda, Geo. Saytr 36 
 
 1 a onida*, Janies Dunbar 3b 
 Lively, George M'Kinley 38 
 J vice, A. A. VV. Schomberg 38 
 Lightning, B..C. Doyle 18 
 Lit v, Tho. Graves 18 
 
 Jjtilt li .it, J). John Crispo 18 
 
 Lynx, J. W. Marshall 18 
 
 Leveret, John Worth 16 
 
 Lvia, M in. Itevians 16 
 
 Liberty ( bg.), Lt. Geo. Mills 14 
 
 Linuet ( bg.), Lt. JohuTrcacy 14 
 
 Locust (gb.), Lt. John Gedgr 14 
 Lady Nelson (bg.), Lt. James 
 Symons (1) 10 
 
 t Laura ( cut.), Lt. F. Wills 10 
 Lucifer ( bb.), Robert Hall 8 
 Magnificent, George Eyre 74 
 Majestic, Thomas llarvev 74 
 Marlborough, Graham Moore 74 
 Mars, James Katon 74 
 
 Milford, Henry Wm. Bayntun74 
 Minotaur, John Barrett 74 
 Monarch, Richard Lee 74 
 Montague, R. II. Moubray 74 
 MonmoiitliGv.v.L Michael Dudd64 
 Malabar ( ss.), Francis Brad- 
 si aw, master 50 
 
 Mngmmimef rs.), Lieut. James 
 Alollineux 40 
 
 Milan, F. Sir Rt. Lawrie, Bt 38 
 Manilla, G. F. Seymour 36 
 Melainpus, Id ward Hawker 36 
 Modest* , A. Hon. Geo. Elliot 36 
 Magicitnne, / Lucius Curtis 32 
 Medusa, Hon. D. 1\ Bouverie 32 
 Mermaid, M. J. Ilenniker 32 
 f Minerva, Richard Hawkins 32 
 Mercury, Hon. Henry Duncan 28 
 Matilda /'. (/is.), Lt. Thomas 
 Dorset Birr hail 24 
 
 Martin, John Evans 18 
 
 Mercurius , 1). Tho. Renwick 18 
 Minorca ( bg.), P. Hornby 18 
 Minstrel, John Ilollinwofth 18 
 Moselle ( bg.), Henry Boys 18 
 Mosquito ( bg .), R. Pettet 18 
 Mutine(5^.y, C. M. Fabian 18 
 Myrtle, Thomass Innes 18 
 Magnet ( bg .), John Smith 16 
 Manly, talc. 11. retak.( bg.)Lt. 
 
 Ldw. Nath. Greens word 16 
 Merope, John Houston 16 
 Musette, F. T, P. J. Parry 16 
 Mai inert gb. j.Lt. Jos. Griffiths 14 
 Martial i gb.), Lieut. Joshua 
 Kneesha w 14 
 
 Monkey (gb.), Lt. Tho. Fitz¬ 
 gerald *" 14 
 
 Mosnmbique, F. (sch.) Lt. Jas. 
 Atkins 14 
 
79 
 
 Maria(l), (ten.) Lt. —- 10 
 
 Maria (2), ( ten.) Lt.- 10 
 
 Mullet (sch. ), Lt. lit. Standly 10 
 Meteor (bb .), James Collins 8 
 Misletoef sch.), Lt.Rt. Ramsay 8 
 Markerelf sch. ;,Lt.Tiio. Bishop 4 
 Neptune, Sir J. A. Wood, Knt.93 
 Namur ( gs. ), Rear-Adni. John 
 Wells, Capt. A. Shippard 74 
 Norge, D. J. S. Rainier 74 
 Northumberland,W\ Hargood74 
 Nassau, T). Robt. Campbell 01 
 Naiad, 11. Hill r 3S 
 
 Niemen, F. Sir M.Seymour,Kt. 38 
 Niobe, F. John W. Coring 38 
 Nereide, F. Robert Corbet 36 
 Nymphe, F. Hon. Joe. Percy 36 
 Nymphcn , ]). Keith Maxwell 36 
 Narcissus, Hon. F.W. Aylmer 32 
 Nereus, Peter Heywood 32 
 Niger (hs.), Lt. Timothy Bird 32 
 Nyaden, I). Fred. Cottrell 32 
 Nemesis, Win. Ferris 28 
 
 Nautilus (bg.), Tho. Dench 18 
 Ned Elven, D. J. Lamborn 18 
 Nightingale (bg.), Wm. Wil¬ 
 kinson 16 
 
 Nancy (bg), Lt. John Arthur 
 Kilwick 16 
 
 Net ley, F.( bg.) Lt. C ha. Bu r man 14 
 Nonpareil ( bg.), Lieut. James 
 Dickinson (2) 11 
 
 Nile( lug.), Lt. Chris. Symons 12 
 Orion, Sir A. C. Dickson, Bt. 74 
 Oiseau, F. (ps.) Lieut. Walter 
 Kennedy 36 
 
 Orpheus, P. Tonyn 36 
 
 Owen Glendower, Wm. Selby 56 
 Observateur, F. Rich. Smith IS 
 Osprey. Timothy Clinch 18 
 Otter, N. J. Willoughby IS 
 Oberon ( bg.), Geo. M. Sutton 10 
 Onyx, John Parish 16 
 
 Opossum, W. 11. Byam 16 
 Orestes, J. R. Lapenotiere 16 
 Oroonoko ( gb.), Lieut. James 
 Hoskins 14 
 
 t Olympia ( sch.), Lieut. Henr v 
 Taylor * 10 
 
 G 2 
 
 Pompee, F. V. Ad. Hon. Sir \ 
 
 I\ Cochrane, K. B. Capt. Jn. 
 Richards 80 
 
 Pegase, F. (ps.) Alex. Pyper, 
 master 74 
 
 Phntagonet, Thomas Eyles 7 i 
 Powerful* C. J. Johnston 71 
 Princess Caroline, D. Cha. D. 
 
 Pater 74 
 
 Princess of Orange, 3.V. Ad. 
 Geo. Campbell, Capt. Fra. 
 Beau man * 71 
 
 Puissant , F. Robert Hall 74 
 Polyphemus, V. Ad. Bar. Sam. 
 
 Rowley, Capt.W. P. Cumby64 
 Prince Frederick, B. (pi.) V. 
 
 A din. J. Sutton, Lt. Abdiel 
 Orfcur 61 
 
 Prothee , F.(ps.) U. William 
 Todman 61 
 
 Pantherf ps. ), Lt.Tho.Gill(l)50 
 Piedmontaise , F. Cha. Foote 50 
 Prmoyante, F. ( ss.) Daniel 
 M‘Coy, master 40 
 
 Pearlen, D. Nor. Thompson 38 
 Phaeton, F. P. B. Pellew 38 
 Pomone, Robert Barrie 58 
 President, F. C. M. Schomber,' 38 
 Princess Cha riot t*, F. G. Tobin 38 
 Penelope, John Dick 86 
 
 Phoebe, J. Hillyar 36 
 
 Phcenix, Zachary Mudge 56 
 Psyche, F. John Kdgecnmbe 36 
 + Pallas, Hon. (ico. Cadogan 32 
 Pearl (slop-ship), Lt. Charles 
 Woodgcr 32 
 
 P, i nr ess, B. (gs.) Kdw. Kill- 
 wick 28 
 
 Porcupine, Richard Elliott 2’4 
 Pandora ( bg.), R. Janxerin 18 
 Partridge, Wm. Foote 18 
 
 Peacock ( bg.), Wm. Peake 18 
 
 Pelorus,- 13 
 
 Persian (bg.) S. M. Colquitt IS 
 Peruvian ( bg.) Fra. Douglas 13 
 
 Peterell,- 18 
 
 Pheasant, John Palmer Is 
 Philomel ( bg.), Geo. Crawley 18 
 Pilot, J. T. Nicholas 18 
 
T 
 
 Plover, Philip Browne 18 
 Podargus, William Hellard 18 
 Pa rt-Mahon (bg .), J. Lawson 18 
 Procris ( bg .), —- 18 
 
 Pv lades, W. H. VViiorwood 18 
 Parthian, Hon. H. Dawson 18 
 Paulina (kg*), West. Percival 16 
 Ptlican, F. Edw. H. A Court 16 
 Pert, F. Wm. Sumner Hall 16 
 Phipps ( bg. pur. ), Chris. Bell 16 
 Pickle, F.(sch.) Lt. Andrew 
 Craw ford 16 
 
 Porpoise (ss.), Wm. Bligh 16 
 Port d'Espagne, S. (bg.) S. G. 
 
 Pechell 16 
 
 Prometheus, Thomas Forrest 16 
 Pultusk, F. Lt. — Elliott 16 
 Pelter ( gb.), Lt.Wm. Evelyn 14 
 Pj?Tcer(gb.), Lt. John Sibrell 14 
 Pi richer (gb.), Lieut. Samuel 
 Burgess 14 
 
 Protectory gb.), Lieut. George 
 . Michener 14 
 
 Plumper^#. ),Lt.Wm.Frissell 12 
 Patriot (go.), Lieut. Edward 
 Wogan Mansell „ 10 
 
 Puz, S. (sch.) Lt. Dan. Pring 10 
 Porgey( sch.), Lt. HughGoold 10 
 Prevost (sch.), Lt. Sam. Slout 10 
 Pilchard (sen.), Lt. William 
 Henry Dore 8 
 
 Pike (sch. ), tak. S. rrtak. F. Lt. 
 Ilenry Joshua Philadolphus 
 Proby 8 
 
 Prospero (bb.), - 8 
 
 Quebec, Hon. George Poulett 
 Quail (sch.), Lt. John () born 8 
 Royal Sovereign, D. Colby 110 
 Royal tVilliam (g*. built 1719, 
 reduced lto7 ), Adm. Sir R. 
 Curtis, Bt. Capt. John Irw iu 80 
 Renown, P. C. Durham 71 
 Repulse, John Hal li Jay 74 
 Resolution, Geo. Burlton 74 
 Revenge, Hon. Cfca. Paget 74 
 Rochester (/> .), Lieut. John 
 Hindes Sparkes 74 
 
 Rodney, —- 74 
 
 Royal Qak, Lord A. Bcauclerc 7 4 
 
 Russel, R. Adm. W. O. Drury. 
 
 Capt. T. G. Caulfield 74 
 Raisonable, Josias Rowley 64 
 Ruby, Robert Williams 64 
 Roebuck ( g ?.), V. Adm. Billy 
 
 Douglas, Capt. Rich. Curry 44 
 Resistance, C harles Adam 38 
 Rota, J). Philip Somerville 38 
 Rhin, F. Charles Malcolm 36 
 Resolue, F. (rsA R. Adm. Sir E. 
 
 Buller, Lt. John Harris Ni¬ 
 cholas 36 
 
 Rainbow, F. J. Wooldridge 24 
 Racehorse (bg.\ Wm. Fisher 13 
 Racoon, Wm. Black 18 
 
 Raleigh (bg.), George Saver 18 
 Recruit (bg.), J. Murray 18 
 Redw ing (bg.), F.. A. Down 18 
 f Reirideer(J^. ),P. J. Douglas 18 
 Rifleman, Alex. Innes 18 
 
 Ringdove (bg.), Win. Dowers 18 
 
 Roman , T. - 18 
 
 Rosamond, Benjamin Walker 18 
 Rosario, Booty Harvey 18 
 Rose, Thomas Mansell IS 
 
 Rover, F. J. Nott 18 
 
 Royalist-, John Maxwell 18 
 Ranger, George Ackloni 16 
 Rapid (sch .) Wm. Mather 16 
 Rattler, H. Iliginan 16 
 
 Rattlesnake, J. J. G. Bremer 16 
 Raven (bg.), G. G. Lennock 16 
 Redpole, Colin M‘Dona!d 16 
 Reynard (bg.). Mew Stewart 16 
 Rhodian (bg.), Geo. Moubray 16 
 Holla (bg ), Samuel Clark 16 
 
 Ronoe , J. John 4Vilson 16 
 
 Re dbreast (gb.\ Lt. Sir George 
 Mount Keith, Bart. 14 
 
 Richmond (gb.), Lieut. John 
 Walker 14 
 
 Rinaldo, James Irwin 14 
 
 Papule, F. (sch. ) - 12 
 
 Re but!'(£•/>.), Lt. Charles Tovey 
 Leaver 12 
 
 Resolute(g5.\I.f. Fdw.IIarriesl2 
 Salvador ad Mundo , S. ( gs.) Ad. 
 
 W. Young, Capt.T.W olley 112 
 San Josef, 'S. V. Adm. Sir J. 
 
T. Duckworth, K. B. Capt. 
 
 R. D. Dunn 110 
 
 St. Georg*, R. Adm. Fr. Pick- 
 more, Capt. B. James $8 
 Sandwich (ps.), Lieut. Joseph 
 Cox well 90 
 
 Sussexf hs. ),Lt.Wm.Cockcraft90 
 San Rafael, S. (sheer-hulk at 
 Plymouth) 84 
 
 San Nicholas , S. (ps.) Lt. Wm. 
 
 Snow 80 
 
 San Antonio , S. (ps.) Lieut. 
 
 Richard Heacoek T4 
 
 San Damaso, S. (ps.) Lt. Tho. 
 
 Thompson 74 
 
 Sail Domingo,R. Adm.Sir R. J. 
 Strachan, K. B.Capt. Charles 
 Gill 74 
 
 Su»4 Ildefonso, S. (ss) Lt. Ed¬ 
 ward Harley 74 
 
 San Juan, S. ( rs.) Lt. Thomas 
 Spence 74 
 
 San Vsidro , S. (ps.) Lt. Geo. 
 
 James Decceurdeux 74 
 
 Saturn, William Cumberland 74 
 Sceptre, S. J. Ballard 74 
 
 Sc ip io Hi F. R. Adm. Hon. R. 
 Stopford, Captain C. P. B. 
 Bateman 74 
 
 Spartiate . F. Sir Francis La- 
 forey, Bart. 74 
 
 S u fib! k( ps.), Lt. Alex.Gilmour7 4 
 Sultan, Edward Gritfith 74 
 Swiftsnre,V. Adm. SirJohn B. 
 
 Warren, K. B.Capt. J.Conn74 
 Sampson (ps.), Lt. John Wa- 
 therston 64 
 
 St. Albans, F. W. Austen 64 
 Standard, A. P. Holler 64 
 Stately, R. Adm. Tho. Bertie, 
 Capt. J. W. D. Dundas 64 
 Serapisfen flute), Wm. Llovd, 
 master - 44 
 
 t>Salsette, W. Bathurst 38 
 
 Sea-Horse, John Stewart 38 
 Shannon, P. B. V. Broke 38 
 ^ Sir Francis Drake, G. Harris 38 
 Spartan, Jahleel Brenton 38 
 Statira, Cha. Worsley Boys 38 
 G 3 
 
 81 
 
 Surveillante , F. Sir G. R. Col¬ 
 lier, Knt. 38 
 
 SybUle, F. Clotworthy Up ton 38 
 Seine, F. David Atkins 36 
 Seiniramis, William Granger 36 
 Sirius, Samuel Pym 36 
 
 St. Fiorenzo, F. Henry Matson 38 
 Success, tak. retak. F. John 
 Ayse.ough 32 
 
 Squirrel, Lord Wm. Fitzroy 24 
 Sabine, James Don nor 18 
 
 ^Sabrina (bg.) Edw. Kittoe 18 
 Samarang, 8. Richard Buck 18 
 Sapphire, George Davies 18 
 Sappho ( bg.), Wm. Charlton 18 
 Saracen (bg.), B. S. Bluett 18 
 
 Savage ( bg.), - 18 
 
 Scorpion ( bg.), F. Stanfell 18 
 Scout (bg. ), A. R. Sharpe 18 
 Sc>lla (bg.), Arthur Atchison 18 
 Snake, Thomas Young 18 
 
 Sparrow-Hawk, Jas. Pringle 18 
 Spitfire, John Ellis 18 
 
 Star, William Paterson 18 
 
 St. Christopher, F. - 18 
 
 Stork, George Le Geyt IS 
 
 St. Pierre , 7". Alex. Kennedy 18 
 
 Sunnam, B. - 18 
 
 Swallow (bg.), J. Bedford 18 
 Sarpedon, James Green 16 
 Sarpen. J). J. S. Gibbon 16 
 Satellite (bg.), Robert Evans 16 
 Serpent (bg.), Jas. Gilford 16 
 Shark (rs .), 1*. Denman 16 
 Sheer water, E. K. Sibiey 16 
 Sheldrake, John Thickncsse 16 
 Skylark. James Boxer 16 
 
 Snap , F. — Barclay 16 
 
 Sparrow (bg.), Edw. Burt 16 
 Supcrieurc, F. (bg.) H. F. Sen- 
 house 16 
 
 Sprightly^ gb ^,Lt.Sam.Gordon 14 
 Safeguard ( gb.), Lt. Wm. Field 14 
 t Sea-Flower (Ag-.^Lt.Gordon 
 Stewart 14 
 
 Sentinel (gb.), Lt Wm. EUet- 
 son King 14 
 
 Sharpshooter (gb.), Lt. John 
 Goldie 14 
 
P, e (gb.), Lt.Cha.Champion 14 
 Sp de.r, S. Lf. Wm. San a lord 
 Oliver 14 
 
 82 
 
 Starling ( gb. ), Lieut. Charles 
 Frederick Napier 14 
 
 Sfaunc hfgb.), Lt. Beni. Street 14 
 Meaiy (gb.), Lt. Arthur Stow 14 
 Strenuous (gb.), Lt. John Nu- 
 pent 14 
 
 Swingerf gb.), Lt Fran.Bligh 14 
 Saf- tif F. (guard-vessel), Lt. 
 
 Robert Dwyer 14 
 
 Sandwich (sr)i. ), Lt. Edward 
 Kingston Folev 10 
 
 Shcerness ( rs. ), Lt. Geo. Fox 10 
 Skipjack (scb .), Lieut. John 
 Tharp Thompson 10 
 
 Somrrsf sch. ),U.Gro.DiekinslO 
 Surl v( cfit .), Lt. Richard WelchlO 
 JSvlvia (cut.), Lt. Augustus 
 Vere Drurv 10 
 
 Shamrock f *cA.) Lieut. Went¬ 
 worth Parsons Croke 8 
 
 Snapper (scb.), Lt. Edmund 
 Jenkins 8 
 
 Subtle, l\ (sch.), Lieut. John 
 Brown (1) 8 
 
 Sorlinqsf ten. for taking sound¬ 
 ings l, Lt. Tha. Thompson. 
 Temeraire, ft. Adm. Manley 
 Dixon, ('apt. I dvr. S. Clay*08 
 Tigre , F. Sir R. Hallow- 11. Kt. 80 
 Tonnant, F. S»r Cha. Hamil¬ 
 ton, Barf. 80 
 
 Terrible, Lord Henry Paulet 74 
 Theseus, John Poo B^rcsford 74 
 Triumph, Sam. Hood Linzee 74 
 Trident, R. B. Vincent 6-1 
 Tromp, It. (As*.), Lt. Michael 
 M‘ Car thy 50 
 
 Trusty ( hslj. Lt. Daniel Little 
 Couch 50 
 
 Thetis, George Miller 8S 
 
 Thalia, J. (». Vashon 36 
 
 Topaz , F. A. J. Griffiths 30 
 + Trent (hs. ), \V. Grossett 36 
 Tribune, George Reynolds 36 
 Tartar, Joseph Baker 32 
 
 Terpsichore, .7. M. Gordon 32 
 Fu irterelle (ps.), Lt. James 
 Y'oung * $2 
 
 Thames. Hon. G.O.Waldcgravc32 
 
 tTriton (g$A, Wm. -Cash man 32 
 Thisbe (gs.), V. Ad. Sir 11. F, 
 Stanhope, Bart. Capt. Wm. 
 Rogers 28 
 
 b Tortoise («$.), Tho. Cook,mas. 20 
 Talbot, Hon. Alex. Jones 18 
 Termagant, H. F. P. Sturt 18 
 Thais, Isaac Ferrieres 18 
 
 Thracian (hg.\ James Grant 18 
 Thrush, John Griffith 18 
 
 Trincolo, F. G. Skinner is 
 Trompewtc , F. W. B. Dolling IS 
 Tweed, T. F. Symonds 18 
 Thorn (lent to the Marins So- 
 cktu) f G. Cranston, master 16 
 T v phone ( g-. ), Wm. Foote 16 
 Tartarus,T. F. C.Maimvaring 
 Tyrian, Henry T. Davies 16 
 Thresher (gb.), Lieut. Josiah 
 Dornford 14 
 
 Turbulent^ gb. ),Lt.Geo.Woodl4 
 Iransit (sch. four masts), Lt. 
 
 Terror (bh. gs.), Lt. Thomas 
 W. Whitaker 10 
 
 Ticklerf cut. ), Lt. Rich. Burton 10 
 Trinidad (srA.),Li. Chas. Sidley 10 
 Thistlef sch.), Lt. Peter Procter 8 
 Thunder (bb.), P. Law less 8 
 
 # . 1 uu 11.1v * aiiipiyr 
 
 Undaunted, T. J. Mating 83 
 Unicorn, A. R. Kerr 32 
 
 Utile ( gs. ), Lt. Win. Gilchrist 16 
 Urgent (gb*), Lt* Peter Rigby 14 
 Ville de Paris, V. Adm. 1/ord 
 Collingwbod, Capt. Richard 
 Thomas 110 
 
 Victory, 1 ». Adm. Sir Jas. Sau- 
 mafez, Capt. Geo. J. Hope, 
 2d Capt. lmifip DumaresqlOO 
 
*9 
 
 Valiant, John Bligh 74 
 
 Vanguard, H. K. Glynn 7; 
 Venerable, Sir H. Popham 74 
 Vengeance ( p<.), Commodore 
 Hugh Downman 74 
 
 Victorious, .John Talbot 74 
 Veteran (ps. ), Lt. John Hdul- 
 ton Marshall 61 
 
 Vigilant (ps. ), Lieut. Wm. So¬ 
 merville 61 
 
 Vlicter , D.(sheer-hulk at Shcer- 
 ttess) 40 
 
 Virginia F. Edward Brace 38 
 Volontaire , F. Charles Bullen 38 
 Venus, D. James C. Crawford 36 
 Vestal, I . L. Graham 28 
 
 Volage, P. L. J. Rosenhagen i*' 
 Vulture, Martin White 16 
 Vimiera, F. (bg.) Ldw. ScobelUG 
 
 Virginia (£<g.)- 14 
 
 V ixenf gb. j, Lt. M arson Wright 14 
 Variable , S. (bg.) Robert Bal¬ 
 lard Yates 12 
 
 Virago (gb. ), Wm. Robt. Ash¬ 
 ley Pettinan 12 
 
 Venturer, F. ( sc/r.) Lt. Thomas 
 Younger 10 
 
 J Vesta (sc ft.), Lieut. William 
 Bowen Mends 10 
 
 Vesuvius^ M.J,Lt.Jos.Hitehins 10 
 
 ROYAL 
 
 Violet (lug.), Lt. Davenport 
 Sedl»\y It) 
 
 Viper ( sch .), Lt. Wm. Sidney 
 Smith Towning 8 
 
 Warrior, J. W. Spr inger 74 
 
 Whirspite, [Ion. 1L Blackwood?4 
 Woolwich (ss.), James Tur¬ 
 ner, mas*er 44 
 
 ^ We* mouth (ss. ), Stephen 
 Trounce, master 36 
 
 IVilkelrrtina, D. W. Flint, act. 32 
 Winchelsea ( hs.), Lt. Thomas 
 Spearing Osmer 32 
 
 W r eazle( bg. ), Henrv Prescott 18 
 Wolvert n ‘ ( bg. ), 0. Kerr IS 
 Wanderer, E. Crofton 16 
 
 Wizard (bg. ), Abel Ferris 16 
 Wrangler( gv.), Lt; John Bcn- 
 tinck Pettet 14 
 
 AVilliam (ss.), John Foxton, 
 master 12 
 
 W>a zle (sefi.), Lt. James Bray 10 
 Wildboar (sch. ),Tho. Burton 10 
 WhitingftrA.), Lt.Uv.Wildey 8 
 York, Robert Barton 74 
 
 Zealous, Thomas Boys 7 4 
 
 Zee taint, IF ( cotiv. ship ) - 64 
 
 Zenobia(A/,'.),A.K. Mackenzie IS 
 Zephyr ( bg.), F. (n Dickin" 16 
 Woodlark (bg.), G. L. Watts 16 
 
 Dorset (built in 1753% L. Bra- 
 bazon 10 
 
 Mary (1727% Sir Edw. Hamil¬ 
 ton, Knt. 10 
 
 Medina (1702), P. Baskerville 10 
 Princess Augusta(1710%C.Ogle 8 
 
 Royal Charlotte (1749), E. J. 
 
 Poote 10 
 
 Royal Sovereign (1804) Sir 11. 
 
 R. Neale, Bart. 10 
 
 William and Mary (1807% T. 
 
 F. Fremantle 10 
 
 HIRED VESSELS. 
 
 Adrian (cut.), Lt. — Carter 8 
 Adelphit ten. ),Lt.Js.Simmonds 8 
 Admiral! iardnerf guard boat), 
 Lieut. George Dove. 
 
 Ann ( bg.), Lt,- 14 
 
 Active( cut.), Lt. Step. Cousins 8 
 Ariadne (cut. ), Lt. Jos. Derby 8 
 Albionfeat. % AW. Watson,mas. 6 
 Alert ( cut.), Lt. Jn. M‘J)ougal 4 
 
 Betsey Cains (cut.), Lt. Tho. 
 
 Gidnev 16 
 
 British Pairf cut .)Richard Ro¬ 
 gers, roaster 9 
 
 Black Joke ( lag*), Lt. Moses 
 Cannadey 4 
 
 Charles,- 14 
 
 Concord (tm.) t Lieut Henrv 
 Pouk T 
 
34 
 
 Ceciliafscfi.^Lt. Rich.Kevern 6 
 Charlotte (cut.), Lt. Nathan 
 Jeremiah Ball 6 
 
 Cleveland (ten.), Lt. William 
 Parker 6 
 
 Countess of Elginf cut.), Lieut. 
 
 Michael Comerford. 
 
 Dart (cut.), Lt. Geo. Norton 10 
 Duke of York (cut.), Lt. John 
 Forbes (1) 8 
 
 Dover (cut.), Lieut. Edwin 
 Thrackston 4 
 
 Endeavour (&£.), Lt. Samuel 
 Sawyer 12 
 
 Earl Spencer (cut.), Lt. W r m. 
 
 Bo t Intel 1 10 
 
 Ebrington (ten.), Lt. William 
 Mounier 10 
 
 Elizabeth, 1st (ten.), Lt. Ro¬ 
 bert Morris 10 
 
 Elizabeth,2d (ten.), R.W\ Ha¬ 
 milton, master 10 
 
 Eliza ( cut.), T. Hall, master 8 
 Eliza(ten.), Lt. RobertSkipsey 8 
 Findon ( cut.), H. Kay,master 12 
 
 Fame ( sch.), - * 8 
 
 Fancy ( cut.), - 4 
 
 Cleaner ( ketch), Lt. — Green 14 
 Gambier (cut.), Lieut. Robert 
 Moodie 12 
 
 Harlequin, Lt. Philip Charles 
 Anstruther 16 
 
 Hebe, Edward Ellicott 16 
 
 Humber, F. Robert England 16 
 
 Hardwicke (cut.), - 10 
 
 Hope (ten.), Lt. Stephen Per- 
 drieau 10 
 
 Idas,lst( cut.), Lt. Ja?. Duncan 10 
 Idas,2d (cut.), Lt.W T in. Wells 10 
 
 King George (cut.), Thomas 
 Mekeek, master 10 
 
 Lord Eldon, C. C. Irvine 16 
 Lord Cochrane (bg.), Lt. Jo¬ 
 seph Tindale 14 
 
 Lord Melville (ten.), Lt. Felix 
 Richardson 10 
 
 Lyra (ten.), Lt. Thomas Flinn 10 
 Louisa (ten.), Lt. John Page 8 
 Marristonf bg.), James Barker 12 
 Maria {ten.), Lt. Gilbert John 
 Michell 8 
 
 Neptune, lstf ten.), Lt William 
 Parker 10 
 
 Neptune, 2d (ten.), Lt. Wm. 
 
 Wilinot Clifton 10 
 
 Nimrod {cut.), J. Tapley, mas. 8 
 
 Norfolk (ait.), Lt.-- 8 
 
 PrinceWilliam, Andrew Mott 16 
 Providence ( bg.), Peter Rye 16 
 Phoebe (cut.), Lieut. Edwin 
 Charlton Harris K 
 
 Pittffl^.), Lt.Wm. Perkins(l)* 
 Phoenix (ten.), A.Ridley, mas. 10 
 Princess of Wales ( cut.), Lieut. 
 
 Edward Southcott 10 
 
 Princess Augusta {cut.), Lieut. 
 
 Andrew M‘Culloch 8 
 
 Poll (cut.), Lt. John Williams 4 
 Rowena, Lt. Geo. Glanvill 14 
 Redesdale( cut. ),Lt. Hen. Fryer 8 
 Rosa (ten.), Lt. J. Campbell 8 
 Sandwich( lug.) Lt. Wm. Atkinsl4 
 
 Suffolk,- 16 
 
 Speculator (lug.), Lieut John 
 Macredie 10 
 
 Sheerness (cut.), Lt.- 8 
 
 True Blue (ten.), Lieut. Alex. 
 
 Lighterness 
 
 VESSELS IN ORDINARY. 
 
 A lexandre, F. 80 
 Akbar 74 
 
 Albion 74 
 
 Alcide, (rs.) , 74 
 
 America 74 
 
 Alkmaar , D. (ss.) 50 
 Adventure, ( rs.) 44 
 Assurance 44 
 
 Astrea 38 
 
 Alarm (built inl758, 
 the Jirst vessel cop¬ 
 pered in the It. JV.)32 
 Ambuscade, tak. rt- 
 tak. F. 32 
 
 Andromache 32 
 
 Andromeda 32 
 
 Aouilon 
 Alligator 
 Amphitrite 
 Arab, F. 
 Ariadne 
 Autumn 
 Aimwell, (gb.) 
 Britannia 
 
 8 
 
 32 
 
 28 
 
 28 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 16 
 
 14 
 
 100 
 
Berwick 
 Brunsw ick 
 Brake l, B. 
 
 Bad r ZaJfer,T. 
 
 B uue, F. 
 
 Braave, B. 
 
 Boston 
 Barbados, F. 
 Brilliant 
 BacchantF. 
 Barbette, K 
 Bergers, F. 
 
 Bittern 
 
 Bonetta 
 
 Bull-Dog {bb.\ tak. 
 
 retak. F. 
 
 Borer, ( gb.) 
 
 Boxer, {gb.) 
 Buffalo, ( ss.) 
 Cambridge 
 Camp rdown , 1?. 
 Canada 
 Carnatic 
 Culloden 
 Chatham, 
 Chichester, (*s.) 
 Carrie re, F. ( rs.) 
 Clara , S. 
 
 Cuba, S. 
 
 Concorde , iF. 
 
 Carysfort 
 
 Cyclops 
 
 + Cameleon, (5g.) 
 Combatant 
 Courier , 2>. 
 Cynthia 
 
 Colombo , F. (bg.) 
 Cricket, ( fcfcA j 
 Dragon 
 Delft , ff. 
 
 Diadem 
 Dordretcht , Tl. 
 Drochterland , B. 
 Didon , F’. 
 Diamond 
 Decade , F. 
 
 Eagle 
 
 Elephant 
 
 £uropa 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 50 
 
 40 
 
 30 
 
 36 
 
 & 
 
 2b 
 
 28 
 
 22 
 
 22 
 
 18 
 
 18 
 
 16 
 
 12 
 
 11 
 
 14 
 
 1 
 
 80 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 50 
 
 44 
 
 38 
 
 38 
 
 38 
 
 30 
 
 28 
 
 28 
 
 18 
 
 18 
 
 18 
 
 18 
 
 16 
 
 14 
 
 74 
 
 61 
 
 61 
 
 64 
 
 50 
 
 40 
 
 38 
 
 30 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 50 
 
 85 
 
 Egypt imne, F. 40 
 Fngageante , F. 38 
 Epervicr , /’. (5g.) 16 
 
 Kugeme 
 ling, f sc//.) 
 
 Express, {ten.) 
 Fortitude 
 Felicite , F. 
 
 Fama, S. 
 
 Fredericks waarn, D.36 
 n vends Fisk, D. 18 
 
 Fuerte , S. 
 
 Fairy 
 Falcon 
 oliath 
 
 Grafton f ) 
 Gueldtrland, B. 
 Grampus 
 f Glenmore 
 Galatea 
 GVelan, F. 
 
 18 
 
 10 
 
 16 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 61 
 
 50 
 
 36 
 
 32 
 
 16 
 
 V<7/-< ago, F. 80 
 
 itfa/do, K 74 
 
 1/onf Blanc, F. 74 
 
 Medway 50 
 
 Melpomene, F. 38 
 
 Malacca 36 
 
 f Maidstone 32 
 
 Myrmidon 22 
 
 Mcgmra, 16 
 
 Merlin 16 
 
 Mondovi, F. (bg.) 16 
 
 Morgiana, F. ( bg.) 16 
 
 \imrod, F. 
 Nearque, F. 
 Nimble, {bg.) 
 
 N ieuport, (go.) 
 Ocean 
 Odin, D. 
 Overyssel , B. 
 Omen, D. 
 
 Prince 
 
 Prince George 
 Prince of Wales 
 Pitt 
 
 Poictiers 
 
 15 
 
 16 
 14 
 
 6 
 
 98 
 
 74 
 
 6t 
 
 10 
 
 98 
 
 93 
 
 98 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 
 61 
 
 36 
 
 36 
 
 28 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 18 
 
 18 
 
 4 
 
 FF ir yfpparent, D. 74 
 Haerleni, B. 64 
 
 ffpn-Fruen, D. 38 
 Hamadryad , S. 36 
 Hippomenes, B. 18 
 Heron 16 
 
 Hecln, (bb.) 12 
 
 Iris, D P 44 
 
 Indefatigable , F. 40 
 Infanta Don Carlos, 
 
 S . 
 
 Inspector 
 Investigator 
 Incendiary (fv.), 
 
 Juste, F. 
 
 Jus tit ia , D. 
 
 Juno 
 
 Kron Princen, D. 
 
 Kron Princessen , D.74 
 London 98 
 
 Lancaster Oi 
 
 beamier, Fc*. F. rctnkMtcvolutionaire, F. J8 
 Latona38(\Ra$M«Ns50| Romulus 36 
 
 Lapwing 20 Rail leu r 
 
 Ligtrra , S. 24 i Rambler, {bg.) 
 
 Lucifer, (bb.) 8|Reliance, (ten.) 
 
 Landrail, sch. 4|Row-Boat, (gy.) 
 
 Malta, F. 841 Sans Parcil, l. 
 
 Princess Sophia , D. 74 
 Prudent 
 Perseverance 
 Pique, F. 
 
 Pegasus, (rs.) 
 Poulette, F. 
 
 Prompte, F. 
 
 Penguin , B. {bg.) 
 Pluto 
 
 Phosphorus, (fv.) 
 
 Project/ mort.bout) 4 
 Queen 98 
 
 Royal George 110 
 
 Rainilics 71 
 
 Robust 74 
 
 Regulus ^ 41 
 
 timommer, F. 38 
 
 16 
 
 16 
 
 12 
 
 4 
 
 SO 
 
86 
 
 San A ntonio,S.(ps. )74 
 Skiold, D. 74 
 
 Spencer 74 
 
 Superb 74 
 
 Syercn, D. 74 
 
 Santa Dorothea, S. 36 
 Santa Gertruyda, S. 36 
 Santa Margarita , S. 36 
 Southampton 32 
 Sphvnx 20 
 
 Sophie, (bg) IS 
 
 +Sylph,(&£.) IS 
 Scourge 16 
 
 Speedy 16 
 
 Spy 16 
 
 Swan 
 
 Swift 
 
 Spiteful, (gb .) 
 Strombolo, ( bb.) 
 Sulphur, (bb.) 
 Tree Kroniti, D. 
 Thunderer 
 Tremendous 
 Texet, It. 
 f Tamer 
 Thoulen , It. 
 Torche , t\ 
 fJtr'echt, B. 
 Vindictive 
 Vryhtid, B. 
 
 161 
 
 16 
 
 14 
 12 
 12 
 74 
 74 
 74 
 61 
 38 
 .36 
 
 15 
 61 
 74 
 74 
 
 VESSELS BUILDING. 
 
 Vcrtu, F. 
 
 Far, T. 
 
 Valorous 
 
 Victor 
 
 Volunteer, (gb.) 
 Volcano, (bb.) 
 Vigilant, (seA.) 
 Windsor-Castle 
 Waldemat, D. 
 Wassenaer, B. 
 YVatp, F. 
 
 Wolf, F. 
 Watchful, (gb.) 
 Yarmouth 
 Zebra, (bb.) 
 
 36 
 
 28 
 
 18 
 
 15 
 14 
 10 
 8 
 
 98 
 
 84 
 
 61 
 
 18 
 
 16 
 14 
 61 
 10 
 
 Anson, near Hall 74 
 Armada, PlymouthlA 
 Asia. Frindsbury 74 
 Augusta, Fortsm. 74 
 Anacreon, Ping- 
 more 16 
 
 Benbow,CAa/Aa.»n 1CK 
 Boyne, Portsmouth 9b 
 Barham, Blackwalll 4 
 Blenheim, Deptford 74 
 Belvidera, Plym. 36 
 Briton, Chatham 38 
 Clarence, Plymouth! 4 
 Conquestadore, at 
 Northern 74 
 
 Cornwall, D ptford 74 
 (Tossy, Frindsbury 74 
 Crescent, JVoolwich 38 
 Creole, Dartmouth 36 
 Devonshire, D ptf. 74 
 Dublin, Rvtherhithe!4 
 Duncan, Deptford 74 
 Dartmouth, Dartm. 86 
 Edinburgh, Rot her- 
 hithe 74 
 
 Egmont, Northjleet!* 
 Forte, Shecimess 3b 
 
 Gloucester, North- 
 j\ et 74 
 
 Howe, Chatham 100 
 Hannibal, Buckler- 
 shard 74 
 
 Hogue, Deptford 74 
 Havanna, LiverpoolS6 
 Hotspur, War sash 36 
 Impregnable, Chat¬ 
 
 ham 98 
 
 ludus, Deptford 74 
 
 Julius, Chatham 74 
 
 Lacedemonian, at 
 Woolwich 36 
 
 Leocadia 36 
 
 M ed way, Northjleet 7 4 
 Minden, Bombay 74 
 Mulgrave, Upnor 74 
 Marathon, Chatham 74 
 Macedonian, Wool¬ 
 
 wich 36 
 
 Menelaus, Plym. 36 
 Nelson, Woolwich 120 
 N isus 36 
 
 North-Star, Dartm. 18 
 Orford, 74 
 
 Orlando, Chatham 18 
 
 NAVY AGENTS. 
 
 Pembroke, Black¬ 
 ball 74 
 
 Pyramus, Portsm. 36 
 Perseus, Ringmore'Zl 
 Primrose, Portsm. 18 
 Portia, Deptford 16 
 Queen Charlotte, 
 Deptford 110 
 
 Redoubtable, at 
 Woolwich 74 
 
 Rippon, Bursledon 74 
 St.Vincent, Plym. 120 
 Scarborough, Har¬ 
 wich 74 
 
 Stirling-Castle, Ro¬ 
 chester 74 
 
 Scamander, Chat¬ 
 ham 38 
 
 Surprise, Milford 38 
 Saldanha, South 
 Shields 36 
 
 Trafalgar, Chatham 98 
 Tenedos, Chatham 38 
 Theban, Wacsash 36 
 Union, Plymouth 98 
 Vengeur, Harwich 74 
 Vigo, Rochester 74 
 
 Abbott, II. N°. 12, Clement's Inn 
 Adams, H. 5, Ordnance-Row, 
 Portsea 
 
 Alexander, S. Broad-Sl. Portsm. 
 
 Appleton, J. Chelsea, o/41, Loth- 
 bury 
 
 Atkins, J. Austin-Friars 
 
 Bar d i n, W .21, Anglesea-S. Dublin 
 
ni 
 
 fcirt & Collins, 10, John-Street , 
 Adelphi 
 
 Broughton & Co. Terrace , jVete 
 Palace- yard 
 
 Charters, Bourne, & Co. Dorset- 
 Street , Dublin 
 
 Clerk «V ft oss, Hunter's Square , 
 Edinburgh 
 
 Clementson, .T. 41, Clement's Inn 
 Cooke & Halford, 41, Norfolk- 
 street. Strand 
 
 Cook, Son, & Leopard, 2, James- 
 Street, Adelphi 
 Cronin, William, CorA* 
 
 Davie, Dav. Craves, Plym. Dock 
 Devereux, Jn. Gosport 
 Easton, John, G7, Chatham 
 English, —, Pump-court, Temple 
 Evans, Jas. 10, G; e. S7. Adelphi 
 Evans, Maurice, 12 \ John-Street, 
 Adelphi 
 
 Farqunar, I*. & J. Cock, 15, 
 Th rogmort o n-S trcct 
 Forbes, Bettesworth, & Co. 69, 
 Portsea 
 
 Gilchrist, J. & C. Symond's Inn , 
 Chancery-Lane 
 
 Goode, T. 6, Stanhope - Street, 
 A'eiccasffc-S£reef, S trand 
 Greenlaw, J. L. Frederick-Slreef, 
 Old D. Liverpool 
 Hatful), Edw .15, Geo. St. Adelphi 
 llewlins, H. and E. 8, Cross- 
 Street , Portsea 
 
 Hunt & M* Adams, 37, South- 
 ampton-Slreet ., Strand 
 Jarkson,Jn. M. P.9,JVeK? Broad- 
 Street, Royal Exchange 
 Joseph', Sam. 31 iddle-St. Gosport 
 Kane, James, Gosport 
 Kempstcr, G. 10, Half - 3loon- 
 Street, Piccadilly 
 Kent, Win. & Co. Chatham and 
 Sheerness 
 
 Kiug, Richard, 1, Lyons Inn 
 Inline, J. 51..‘18, Bishop-St. Dublin 
 Lark Sc Woodhead, 22, Essex- 
 Street , Strand 
 
 Levi, Isaac, 14, Mount-Pleasant , 
 Whitechapel-Road 
 
 Lock, Petfcr, West-Square, St, 
 G orge's Field * 
 
 Lyte, If. 10, Geo. Street, Adelphi 
 Man\\,J A\,Mansel-Street,Good- 
 man's Fields 
 
 Marsh & Creed, 26, Norfolk-Sf. 
 Maude, T. 13, Great George- 
 Street, Westminster 
 Molyncux, Jn. Highfield-Strect, 
 Liverpool 
 
 Ogilvie, James, 13, Saville-Row 
 Ommanney and Druce, 11, Cecil - 
 street. Strand 
 
 Page, Jn.70, Great Russel-Street, 
 Bloomsbury 
 
 Peacock, C. 5, Clement's Inn 
 Peyton and Grenfell, 12, Upper 
 Phames-S treet 
 
 Pin 1 pot & Greenland, 33, St. Sici- 
 thin's Lane 
 
 Poulain, Jas. Salters' Hall-Court, 
 Cannon-Street 
 
 Rattray, Millar, & Co. 31, South 
 Bridge-Street, Edinburgh 
 Senhouse & Davidson, 1, St. Swi- 
 thin's Lane, Lombard-Street 
 Smith, T. (Broker) Sunderland 
 Smyth, J. (J. & Co. Stonehousc, 
 Plymouth 
 
 Snowden, S. A. 30, Southside- 
 Street , Plymouth 
 Spens, W. 22, Surreu-St. SI rand 
 Standert,W. A 23, Clifford's Inn 
 Stanger, H. 13, Clement's Inn ! 
 Sykes, J. 22, Arundel-St. Strand 
 iWd, John & Co. Plymouth 
 Toulmin it Copland, 23, Surrey- 
 street, Strand 
 
 Unw in, George, 3, Lyon's Inn 
 Webbe, J.20, ISew North-Street, 
 Red Lion-Square 
 Wilkie,Jn. 15, Hoicard-St. Strand 
 Willis, Juket, Jackson, & Lang¬ 
 ley, Salisbury-Square 
 Wilson & M‘Inerheny, 1, James- 
 street, Adelphi 
 
 \\ indsor, J. W.ll, Bishop-street' ¥ 
 
 Portsea 
 
 Wood, Robert, Sunderland 
 Yeomans, J. V. Portsmouth . 
 
BRITISH ARMY. 
 
 COMMAXDFR IX CHIEF OF ALL HIS MAJESTY'S FORCES , 
 
 General Right lion. Sir David Dundas, K. 13. Colonel of the 2d or 
 Royal North British Dragoons, and Colonel in Chief of the 95th 
 or Rifle Regiment. 
 
 Military Secretary, Lieut. Col. Henry Torrens, 89th Foot. 
 Assistant Secretaries , Lieut Col. S. Brown, V ork Light Infantry 
 Volunteers, Capt. Thomas Mating, 2d Garrison Battalion. 
 Private Secretary, Capt Bcnj. Lutyens, 11th Light Dragoons. 
 Aides-de-Camp, Capt. Lord Arthur Somerset, 91st Foot, Capt. Geo. 
 J ail of Tyrconnel, 1st Foot-Guards, Capt. Hon. A. Gordon, 3d 
 Foot-Guards, Capt. Hon. J. Stanhope, 1st Foot-Guards. 
 Adjutant-Clew rat, Major-Gen. Jl. Calvert, Colonel 14th Foot 
 Deputy, Maior-Gcn. Wm. Wynyard,Col. Royal West-India Rangers. 
 
 Principal Assist. Adjutant-Gen. Lt Col. u. Darling, 51st l oot. 
 Assist. Adj. Gen. Recruit. Departm. Lt. Col.Theoph. Pritzlcr,7th Ft 
 Quartermaster-General , Lieut. Gen. It. Brownngg, Col. 9th Foot 
 Deputy , Major-Gen. Hon. A. Hope,'Col. 5th \YV. t-india Regiment. 
 Assistant Quartcrmasters-General , Col. L. LindenthaU, 97tii Foot, 
 Lieut Col. D. Paterson, Ret. lnv. Lieut Col. J. Brown, Royal 
 Staff Corps, Major W. Marlay, 3d West-India Regiment, Capt. 
 N. Trant, Royal Staff Corps, ( apt. C, A. Pierrcpoint, 20th l oot 
 Assistant Deputy Quarfrrmasters-Gen. Lieut. S. Hehl, 2d Gar. Bat. 
 
 Lieut. T. O’Neil, 9th Foot, Capt J. Haverfield, 48th Foot. 
 Commissary in ChieJ to ail his Majesty's J orces (Ireland and East- 
 Indies excepted ),\A.Co). Jas.Willoughby Gordon, R. African Corps, 
 Deputy , Leonard Bccher Morse, Esq. 
 Commissary-General of Musters, George Aust, Esq. 
 
 Deputy, John Tekell, Fsq. 
 
 Judge Advocate-General , Right Hon. Charles Manners Sutton. 
 Dtputy, J. A. Oldham, Lsq. 
 
 Inspector-General of Fortifications, t$c. General Robert Morse. 
 Deputy , Colonel Wm. Fyers. 
 
 • Physician-General, Sir Lucas Pepys. 
 Surgeon-General, Thomas Kcate, Fsq. 
 Inspector-General of Hospitals, Francis Knight, Esq. 
 Chaplain-General , Rev. J. Gamble. 
 
 STAFF OF TIIE MILITARY DISTRICTS. 
 
 NORTHERN. 
 
 Head-Quarters , Newcastle on 
 Ty nc 
 
 Lieut. Gen . F. Dundas 
 Aide-de-Camp, Capt.Ord,S9th F. 
 Major-Gen. Johnstone, at ditto 
 Asst.Quartermaster-Gen. B. Maj. 
 Jlandasyde, 22d Lt. Dragoons 
 
 YORKSHIRE. 
 
 Head-Quarters , Beverley 
 Lieut, Gen . R. Vyse 
 A ides-de-Ca mp, R.Maj .Ha rt, 36th 
 Foot, Capt. Vyse, half-p. Lieut. 
 Earl of Ancram, half-pay 
 Major-Gen. llewgill, at Hull 
 A. de-Camp, Capt. llinde, 15th F, 
 
Assistant Adj . (i n. Hon. G. A. 
 
 C. Stapylton, 6th Foot 
 si . Qm. Gen. Major IA. Northey. 
 KASTLRV. 
 
 Head-Quarters, Colchester 
 J.ieut. Gen. Earl of Chatham 
 Aides-de-Camp, Capt. \\ . F. I Jnd- 
 <lcn, 6th Drag. Capt. I). Falla, 
 23th Foot 
 
 lAeut. Gen. Wm. Loftus 
 Aides-dt-('amp, ('apt. Flrington, 
 h. p. Ensign G. Loftus,3d F. G. 
 Major of Brigade, Capt.J. \\ ood, 
 4th Foot 
 
 Major-Gen. Cockburne, Chelms¬ 
 ford 
 
 A ide-de-Camp, Major KCoghlan, 
 8th Garrison Battalion 
 Major oj Brigade, Capt. llcnrv 
 Groves, laid Foot 
 Major-Gen. C. Baron Linsingen, 
 Ipswich 
 
 A tat-d e-Camp, Lieut. F. Poten, 
 1st German L. I). 
 
 Major of Brig. Capt. F. Baron 
 Linsingen, King's G. L. 
 Major-Gen. Robinson, Harwich 
 Major of Brigade, Capt. J. S. 
 
 Lindcsay, 63 d Foot 
 Major-Gen. Williams, Norman- 
 Cross 
 
 Aide-de-Camp, F.nsign C. White, 
 2 d Foot-Guards 
 
 Major of Brigade, Capt. R. W. 
 
 Mills, 43th Foot 
 Mai. G< n. W. Robertson, Weeley 
 Aide-d -Camp, Capt. F. Came¬ 
 ron, 79th Foot 
 
 Major of Brigade, Capt. T. F. 
 
 Addison, 1st Dragoon Guards' 
 ling. Gm. Sir M. Burgoync. Bt 
 Ipswich 
 
 Major of Brigade, Captain J. 
 
 Kejghtlev, 2d Gar. Bat. 
 
 Assist. Adj. Gen. Lieut. Col. T. 
 
 Carey, 3d l oot ( J. 
 
 Assist. Qms. Gen. Lt. Cr>l. Birch; 
 Major H. J. Riddell, 79th Ft. 
 Capt. J. Vernon, 12th Drag. 
 
 ii 
 
 *9 
 
 KEYT. 
 
 FI*ad-Quarters, Canterbury 
 I Amt. Gm. O. Nicholls 
 Aide-de-Camp, Ens. T. Chatter- 
 ton, GGth Foot 
 
 Major of Brig. (apt. R. Gossip, 
 3d Dragoons 
 
 Major-Gen. Sam. Graham, 1 1 \ t he 
 Aide-df-Camp , Capt. C. Pater¬ 
 son, 28th Foot 
 
 Major of Brigade, Capt. J. G. 
 
 Rogers, 71st Foot 
 Mai. Gen. N\. Tvriss (Engineer^, 
 Dover 
 
 Aide-de-Camp, Capt. T. Fyers, 
 Engineers 
 
 Major-Gm. Hon. < . Dope, Deal 
 Aide-de-Camp, Capt.Wm. Davis, 
 7tl» Dragoon Guards 
 Major Of Brigade, Capt. Stc. 
 
 Stoddart, GtlCDragoons 
 Major-Gen. Lawson (Artillerv), 
 Chatham 
 
 Aide-de-Camp , Lieut. Douglas 
 l*awson, Royal Artillery 
 Major-Gen. DCney, Chatham 
 Aide-de-Camp, Capt. S. C. Mar¬ 
 tin, 1st Foot-Guards 
 Major of Brigade, ('apt. R. If. 
 
 Cooke, 1st Foot-Guards 
 Brig. Gen. Hav, Maidstone. 
 Brig. Gen. \ rghtingale, Dover 
 Major of Brigade, Capt. J. D. 
 
 Pratt, 95th F oot 
 Assist, tdj. den. Lieut. Colonel 
 McDonald, Ii. p. 
 
 Assist. Qms. Gm. Major Dick¬ 
 son, Capt. Tench, Lt F. G. 
 
 SUSSFX. 
 
 Head-Quart rs, Brighton 
 lAcnt, G-n. Lord C. H. Somerset 
 Aide-de-Camp, Lt. Sir Godfrey 
 Webster, lstli Light Drag. 
 Major-Gen. Hugonin, Brighton 
 M aj o r of B rig ado, Cn p t. T. fid >r m 
 holds, 2d Dragoons 
 Major-Gen. Kerr, Hastings 
 Aidc-dc-Camp, Capt.Kerr.02d F. 
 Major Brig. C&pcMaule,S9ih i . 
 
90 
 
 Mojor-Gen. Sir Wm. Erskine, | 
 Eastbourne 
 
 Major of Brigade, Capt. Henry 
 Bertie.-, H2J F. 
 
 Muor-Gjn. Housion, Brighton 
 MicC-dt-( Lieut, iion. J. 
 
 Maitland, 5/d F. 
 
 ]\la : ; or oj Biigadt, Capt. John 
 Brown, 6-id F. 
 
 Assisant Adi. Gen. Lt. Col. Hon. 
 
 I. Cf pel, Ft ] . G. 
 
 sis ht. Qyn. Gen. Lieut. Col. Of- 
 wav, IStii Light Drag. Major 
 Main. Rei.6 hlontnlembert. 
 
 SOUTH-Vi KST. 
 
 Head-Quart rs. Southampton 
 / inti. Gtn. Lari of Ca\an 
 Mid s-de-Ctmtp, Capt, G. F, Har¬ 
 vey, 18th Ltgnt Drag, Lnsign 
 lion, i . Lambert, 1st I', G. 
 
 PORTSMOUTH. 
 
 Major-Gen. Arthur \\ hetham 
 Aide-de-Camp, Lieut. G. A. \lur.- 
 ro, 4 2d F. 
 
 Major Brig. Capt. J. Whctbam, 
 40th Foot 
 
 Major-Gen. Porter, Gosport 
 Major of Brigade, Bre\ci Ma¬ 
 jor L\an>. 
 
 ISLE OF WIGHT. 
 
 B ig. Gen. James Taylor 
 Major Brig. Capt. Short, h. p. 
 WESTERN. 
 
 11 'ttd-Quarle.ru, Ply month 
 7 J vt. G n. R. England 
 Majors of Brigade, Capt. W. If, 
 Aewton, 6th Gar. Bat. C apt. 
 
 J. S. Jackson, 7 'd F. 
 
 Id i,*. Gtr. Mercer (Engineers), 
 Pk mouth 
 
 A ;a c-de.-Cmnp, Lt.Mercer, Fngin. 
 Major-Gen. ThewltS, Exet< r 
 Aide-de-Cnmp, !lr<*v. i\la jor 8 t:a p- 
 land Royer, 13th Light Drag. 
 Major-G■. n. Stephens(Artillery), 
 
 ' Plymouth 
 
 Aide-tU-Camp, Lieut. Stephens, 
 Artillery 
 
 Major-Gen. Thomas, Plymouth 
 
 Aide-de-Camp, Lt.B. B.Thoma*, 
 9th Light Drag. 
 
 Major of Brigade, Capt. J. R. 
 
 Forster, 82d Foot 
 Assist. Adj. Gen. Colonel Harry 
 Chester, 2d Foot-Guards 
 Assist.Qm Geit. MajorBlaquiere. 
 
 SEVERN. 
 
 Head Quarters , Bath 
 Lieut. Gen. Banaslre Tarleton 
 Aide-d.-Cump , Capt. Hen.Tarie* 
 ton, 4tli Gar. Bat. 
 
 Major-Grit. Warde, Bristol 
 Aide-dt-Canip, Capt. Ph.Ray,3d 
 Gar. Bat. 
 
 Major of Brig. Capt. J. D. Lacy, 
 2d Gar. Bat. 
 
 As'i\t. Qm. Gen.Cnpt.G. Brock, 
 37 th Loot 
 
 NORTH-WEST. 
 
 Major-Gut. Joseph Champagne, 
 Live i pool 
 
 Aida -de-Camp, Capt. Max. Close, 
 Lt Car. Bat. 
 
 Aide-de-Camp, Capt. J. J. Coch* 
 ranr, .3d Loot-Guards 
 Ass. Qm. Gut. Capt. T. Barnett, 
 96th Loot. 
 
 iicmf. 
 
 Head-Quarters, Lon don 
 Hetteraf, Ilis Royal Highness the 
 Duke of Cambridge 
 Aides-de-Camp, Capt. Mm. A. 
 K eatc, 3d i oot-Guards, Lieut. 
 Duke, b. p. 
 
 Gtnrraf, lt is Royal Highnessthe 
 Duke of Cambridge, as Col. in 
 Chief of the King's German 
 Legion, London 
 
 Aidt-rie-Camp, Capt. Ca. Mars* 
 chalk, Kings German Legion 
 Brig. Majors , ('apt®. ( huden and 
 I miners, King's German Leg. 
 Generaf,Fo\'A Heathfield, London 
 Aidts-tit-Camp, Col. Hammond, 
 h. p. C apt. Jackson,2d Life-G. 
 Liuu. G,» . Sir H. Burrard, Bt. 
 London 
 
 A ides-dt-Camp, Capt. Francis 
 
9i 
 
 D’Oyley and T’n-. C. Lc Mar- 
 chant, 1st Foot-Guards 
 flajor-G n. lion. Cha. Fitzroy, 
 Windsor 
 
 Aide-d'-Camp, Fusion Hon. C. 
 
 Fitzroy, 1st Foot-Guards 
 M t jor-G •/. Turner, London 
 Aidr-de-Camp, Ensign Sir A. J. 
 
 Murray, Bart. 3d F. Guards 
 Brig. G. n. Robt. Holton, London 
 B<ig. Major, Brev. Major Smith, 
 half-pay 
 
 Colonel , W. T. Dilkes, 3d Foot- 
 Guards, London 
 
 Major of Brigade , Lt. Col. R. A. 
 
 Dalzell, 1st Foot-Guards 
 Assist. Adj . den. Lt, Col. J. S. 
 
 Smyth, 3d Gar. Bat. 
 
 Assist. (jaii. Gen. Lt. Col. Sir T. 
 Dyer, Bt.Royal York Rangers. 
 
 INLAND. 
 
 Jtead-Quarters, Litchfield 
 Lieut. Gen. Bigot 
 Aide-de-Camp, Capt. C ha. Irvine, 
 6th Dragoon Guards 
 Major of Brigade, Major Wm. 
 
 She wen, 1st Gar. Bat. 
 Major-Gen. Craufurd, Derby 
 
 Aile-d-Camp, Lieut. Wm. Tfay, 
 Tth Dragoon (iuards 
 Major of Brigade, Capt. 1). Ro¬ 
 berts, 51st Foot 
 
 /add. Qm. (i n. Capt. J. Mont¬ 
 gomery, 21st Foot. 
 
 JERSEY. 
 
 If’ad-Qunrters, St. i[elier 
 Lieut. Gen. l.'»ight on 
 Majors of Brigade, Capt. Slater, 
 b. p. Capt. H. Montgomery, 
 57 to Foot 
 
 Assist. Qm. Gen. Col. LeCoutcur. 
 
 GUERNSEY. 
 
 Ifea 7- Quarters, St. Peter's Fort 
 Lieut. Gen. Sir John Doyle, IL. 
 Aid >-de-Camp, Capt.W. JervoLe, 
 8f)ih Foot 
 
 Brig. Major, Capt. D. Donahue, 
 44 tli Foot 
 
 M ijor-Gen. Heron, St. Peter’s 
 Aide*dc-Camp, Capt, R. K. Ab¬ 
 bey, 72d Foot 
 
 Brig. Gen. Hatton, Alderney 
 Major of Brigade, Capt. John 
 Jessop, 44th Foot 
 Assist. (J/u. Gen. Col. Sir T. Sau- 
 inarez, Knt. 
 
 GENERAL OFFICERS. 
 
 FIELD-MARSHALS. 
 
 1795 Duke of York 
 1805 Duke of Kent, 
 
 Gov. of Gibraltar. 
 
 GENERALS. 
 
 1783 Charles Vernon 
 1793 Charles Marquis 
 of Drogheda 
 lion. Alex. Maitland 
 Wm.Visc. Howe,Crou. 
 
 of Plymouth 
 FrancisCraig, Gov. of 
 Sheerness 
 Hugh Duke of North¬ 
 umberland 
 
 1796 Wm. Marquis of 
 Lothian 
 
 1797 Hon.Henry Saint 
 John 
 
 Sir Geo. Osborn, Bt. 
 l798SirW m.Green,Bt. 
 George Scott, Lieut. 
 
 Gov. of Windsor 
 Loftus Anthony Tot¬ 
 tenham 
 
 Hon. \\ in. Gordon 
 Robert Prescott 
 Wm. Earl Hareourt, 
 Guv. Royal Military 
 College 
 
 Henry Earl of Car- 
 hampton 
 William Pirton 
 Hon.Wm. Hervey 
 Sir Wm. Meadows, K. 
 B. Guv. of Gull 
 1S01 
 
 Thomas Bla d 
 
 1 ia 
 
 Felix Buckley, Gov.of 
 Pendenni s-Ca Ah- 
 Hen. Watson Powell 
 Geo. Garth, Lt. Gov. 
 
 of Placentia 
 Richard Grenville 
 1892 
 
 John Karl of Suffolk, 
 Gov. of Londonderry 
 and Culmore 
 Hon. John Chappie 
 >1 orton, M. P.Goe. of 
 Chat lemont 
 Sir David Dun das, K. 
 
 B. Gov. Chelsea lios. 
 Sir Robert Abercrom 
 bio, K. B.Gor. Edin- 
 burgh-Caslls 
 SirTho.Mnsgrave, Bt, 
 
 ¥ 
 

 Ccu. Gravesend ami 
 Tilbury 
 Janies Coates 
 Ralph Dundas, Gov. 
 
 Duncannon-Fort 
 SirA lured Clarke,KB. 
 
 1803 
 
 Samuel Hulsr, Lieut. 
 
 Gov.Chelaallbspita 1 
 Albemarle i ail of 
 Lindsav 
 
 Charles Valla nee v 
 Sir James Steuart Jt)en- 
 bam, Barf. 
 
 Thomas Carlefon 
 Cavendish Lister, Got*. 
 
 L and guard- Fo it 
 Charles Leigh 
 James Ogilvie 
 Hugh 0. bbeig 
 Alex. 1-arlof ii^i carres 
 Cornelius Cuyl«T,Goe. 
 of Kitisale 
 
 Clunks J'arl of Har¬ 
 rington, Com m under 
 in Chief in Inland 
 Hon. Richard Fitzpa¬ 
 trick, M. P. 
 
 Nkhett Balfour 
 Edmund Steven^Gee. 
 of Fort-Wtilunn 
 
 SirThos, Trigge^K. B. 
 Francis Lari of Moira 
 Peter Craig 
 Duke of Cumberland, 
 K.G. 
 
 Duke of Cambridge, 
 
 K. G. 
 
 ISOS 
 
 Fdraund Fanning 
 Henry Johnson, Gov. 
 
 of Iloss-Castle 
 Hon. Hen. Edw. Fox, 
 Lieut. Gov. of Gi¬ 
 braltar 
 
 John W atson Tadvvell 
 Wafson 
 
 Lowther Pennington 
 Francis Edw. Gwynn, 
 
 92 
 
 7i.Gov. Isle of Wight 
 Robert Morse 
 Fran. Lord Jtieathfield 
 Th.SloughterStanwix 
 Sir Ja*. Murray Pulte- 
 ney. Barf. M. P. 
 Duke of Gloucester, 
 K.G. 
 
 1S09 
 
 Robert Donkin 
 Janies Balfour 
 Sir James Duff, Knt. 
 Henry Lord M ulgrave. 
 Gov. of'Scarborough- 
 f Castle 
 
 Grice Blakeney 
 
 LIEUT. Cl NERALS. 
 
 1801 
 
 Horatio Spry 
 W m. Souter Johnston 
 Sir Paulus/Einilius Ir¬ 
 ving, Bart. 
 
 George Harris 
 Hie hard Vyse 
 WilliamVis. Cat heart, 
 Commander in Chief 
 in Scotland 
 BanastreTarleton, M. 
 
 P. Gov. of tier wick 
 Sir Hew Dalrymple, 
 Knf. 
 
 Gordon Forbes 
 John Floyd 
 Oliver de I.ancey 
 SirJamesiienrv Craig, 
 K. B. Gov . British 
 America and Black- 
 ness-Cadl" 
 
 1802 
 
 Anthony Farrington 
 James Stuart 
 John Whyte 
 And.John Drummond 
 John Farl of Bridge- 
 w ater 
 
 I lHs Walker 
 W illiam Maxw ell 
 George J ai l of Pem¬ 
 broke, G. cf Guernsey 
 
 John Fai 1 * if Chatham, 
 Gov. of Jersey 
 Alex. Campbell,M. P. 
 W iiliam Morshrad 
 Francis Dundas, Gov. 
 
 of Carrickfergus 
 Alex. Ross, Gov. Forts 
 George and Augustus 
 Hon. Frail. Needham, 
 M. P. 
 
 Henry Pigot 
 180.3 
 
 George Bernard 
 SirGeo. Nugrnt,Bt.M. 
 
 P. Gov. of St. Mau ds 
 Cha. Baron Hompescli 
 John Bowater 
 James llethersett 
 Charles Tarrant 
 John Barclay 
 William Macarmick 
 John Freke 
 Sir Robt. Stuart, Bf. 
 Richard England, Lt. 
 
 Gov. of Plymouth 
 William Kcppol 
 John Lord Hutchin¬ 
 son, K. B. Gov. of 
 Stirling-CastU 
 John Hamilton 
 Alexander Hay 
 Simon Fraser 
 James Stewart 
 Sir Cha. Hastings, Bf. 
 Thomas Davies 
 Robt. Manners, M. P. 
 William Lofhts, M. P. 
 Gov. of Dunbarton- 
 Cast le 
 
 Oliver Nicoils 
 Alex. Mercer 
 George Ilewitt 
 1805 
 
 Philip Martin 
 Sir Evre Coote, K. B. 
 and K. C. 
 
 Sir Harry Burrard, Bt. 
 
 Gov. Calshot-Caslle 
 C harles Duke of Rich- 
 
Urn. Wemyss, M. P. 
 1808 
 
 Hon. Robert Taylor 
 Gerritt Fisher 
 George Milner 
 George Marquis of 
 Huntlv 
 
 George Benson 
 lion. Edward Finch, 
 M. P. 
 
 Isaac Gascoyne, M. P 
 Geo. Lord Southamp¬ 
 ton 
 
 Francis Lord Sea forth 
 Bryd. T recothick 
 
 Hennikcr 
 Dd. Douglas Wemyss, 
 Gov. uj Tynemouth 
 Hon. .lohn Leslie 
 Henry Wvnyard 
 Y\ illiam Thornton 
 
 93 
 
 inond, Lord Lieute-\ John Despard 
 nunt of Ireland “ jj' 
 
 John Adolphus Harris 
 Henry Read 
 Win. John Arabin 
 George Don, Lt. Go v 
 of Jersey 
 
 SirJn. Fran.Cradock, 
 
 K. 15. and K. C. 
 
 Lord Charles Fitzrov, 
 
 M. P. 
 
 >iap. Christie Burton 
 Richard RichW ilford 
 Kdw. Morrison, Lieut. 
 
 Guv. and Com. Forces 
 J amaica , and Gov. oj 
 Chester 
 
 Sir Charles Asgill, Bt. 
 
 Thomas Garth 
 Vaughan Lloyd 
 Pierre Fred. Count de 
 Meuron 
 
 James Lari of Rosslyn 
 Andrew CoweM 
 Joseph Dusseaux 
 Colin Mackenzie 
 Archibald Robertson 
 John Dickson 
 Milts Stavely 
 John Money 
 Thomas Murray 
 James L. (Jrquhart 
 Sir George Beckwith. 
 
 K. B. 
 
 Thomas Roberts 
 Hon. Sir Geo, James 
 Ludlow, Lieut . Gov. 
 of Jicruic/c 
 
 Richard Lari of Ca¬ 
 van, K. C. 
 
 Sir David Baird, Bart. 
 
 K. B. and K. C. 
 
 Hon .11. Astley Bennet 
 lion. Fred. St. John 
 Sir Charles ltoss, Bt. 
 
 Hay Macdowall 
 Lord Cha. Henry So¬ 
 merset, M. P. Gov 
 of TorUmuuth 
 
 Sir John Stuart, K. B, 
 K.C.Countof Muida, 
 1st. Gov. of Grenada 
 Dun. Campbell, M. P. 
 Fho. Grosvenor, hi. P. 
 John Calc raft 
 Hon. Sir John Hope, 
 K. B. 
 
 Hon. Vere Poulctt 
 Charles Barton 
 William Congreve 
 James Lord Forbes 
 Henry Lord Paget, 
 M. P. 
 
 Sir John Doyle, Bart. 
 
 and K. C. 
 
 Robert Brow nrigg 
 William hnoiii- 
 Arthur Lord \N clling- 
 ton, K. li. 
 
 ilon.Ldmund Phipps, 
 William Cartwright 
 Frederick Baron 
 llouip sell 
 1809 
 
 His Serene Highnc.vs 
 \\ m.Dukeof Bruxia- 
 ii3 
 
 wick Oels, tempo¬ 
 rary rank 
 George Elliot 
 Baldwin Leighton 
 Richard Chapman 
 John Gotti n 
 Richard Armstrong 
 John Murray 
 Sir Charles Green, Bt. 
 
 W m. Saint Lcger 
 Rd. ISorthey Hopkins 
 Ihomas Ha’rtcup 
 
 Id AJ OR-ti EN Elt AL?. 
 
 1790 George Morgan 
 James Hugonin 
 1794 Francis R. Hum¬ 
 phreys 
 W in. Fawcett) Guv, of 
 Lime l ick 
 Win. Maddox Rich¬ 
 ardson, Captain of 
 Carisbro ok-Gust le 
 Jefl’cry Amherst, Gcv. 
 
 of Upnm-Castle 
 Wm. Goodday Sirutt, 
 Gov. of (Quebec 
 1801 Stephen Poyntz 
 180-J Hay Ferric r, Lt. 
 
 Gov. Uunbarlou-Cast/e 
 
 1803 Patrick Sinclair 
 Wm.Orchard Huddle¬ 
 ston 
 George Fead 
 James Sowerby 
 Sir i bo. Blomehcld,Bt. 
 Gather Mann 
 Donald McDonald 
 John Pratt 
 Forbes Champagne 
 Josiah Champagne 
 Harry Calvert 
 George Coekburne 
 I d w ard Dunne 
 James Drummond 
 William Dow de.-'well 
 Alex. Mackenzie 
 (ieorge Moncrielie 
 Thomas Meyriek 
 Charles CrauiurJ, M. 
 
P. Lt. Gov . of Tyne- 
 im.nth and Clifford's 
 J'ort 
 
 (h o. Henry Vansittart 
 Hon. Charles Fitzrcy 
 Francis il ugonin *i 
 
 1804 
 
 F. Baron Dreschscl, 
 K.O. I . temp, rank 
 Otto Baron Schott**, 
 K. G. L. temp, rank 
 Cha. Baron Linsingen, 
 K. (i. L. temp, rank 
 
 1805 
 
 Charles YY’m. Fste, Lt. 
 
 Gov. of Carlisle 
 Roger Avtoun 
 George Rochfort 
 Francis Grose 
 Henry Richmond Gale 
 John Spens 
 Wm. Scott 
 Robert Tipping 
 Arch. Canipb: 11 
 Aiex. Trotter 
 Francis Feller 
 S:r Jam; s Atlleck, Bt. 
 George Vaughan Hart 
 John Robinson, M. P. 
 George \\ arde 
 lion. Thomas Mait¬ 
 land, Gov. of Ceylon 
 Richard Bright 
 Win. Ramsay 
 James Oampb 11 
 John Skerrott 
 Hildebrand Oakes 
 Colin Ca.apb 11 
 S r Geo. Prevest, lit. 
 
 / t. G v. \ va-Scotiu 
 Win. Waller 
 MervinArchd.tll, IMP. 
 Sir John Cop** Sher- 
 brooke, K. B. 
 
 (Jordon Drummond 
 James \Yharton 
 Wm. Pa ne 
 Hon. Edward Bligh 
 Vj m. I arl of Craven 
 
 94 
 
 Lord Win. Henry Ca¬ 
 vendish Ben tin ck 
 
 endish Bentihck 
 [Edna. Earl of Cork 
 l Hon. Hen. Geo. Grey 
 i Hon. Edward Paget 
 Arthur Whetham* 
 SirBrentSpencer,K B. 
 StapletonCotton, MP. 
 Samuel Dalrymple 
 YY m. Johnstone 
 Rowland Hill 
 Hon. Mm. Stapleton 
 Denzil Onslow 
 John Murray, M. P. 
 
 M in. Twiss " 
 
 Hon.Cha. Hope, M. P. 
 S r George Pigot, lit. 
 Frederick Maitland, 
 Gov. of Grenada 
 John Love son Gower 
 Martin Hunter 
 J». Lord Elphinstone 
 Richard Earl of Do 
 noaghuiore 
 Hon. j i;. Abercrombie 
 1 SOS 
 
 YY m. Carr Beresford 
 John Evelcgh 
 George i arl of Dal- 
 
 hbusie 
 
 Thomas Baker 
 (George Porter, M. P 
 James Erskine 
 Henry Williams 
 Henry Lari Conyng 
 ham 
 
 Chari'S Baillie 
 Hon. Alex. Hope, M. 
 >*. Lieut. Gov. of 
 l. tin h u rgh-CastU 
 L 1 r.scr 
 
 Peter Heron, M. P. 
 Robert Lawson 
 t nomas Peter 
 Hon. Montagu 51a- 
 th *\v, M. P. 
 
 John Ramsay 
 J. D. Broughton 
 Win. Dyott 
 
 Ronald Crauford Fer¬ 
 guson, M. P. 
 Andrew Gammell 
 Robert Macfarlane 
 SirSam.Auchmutv,Kt 
 James Thewles 
 John GnstavusCrosbie 
 ji VI ward Stack • 
 
 Hugh Ly leCarmiclincl 
 Hon. John Brodrickj 
 Gov. of Martinique 
 Henry W ard 
 James Durham 
 Hon. David Leslie 
 James Leith 
 -John Manners Kerr 
 Thomas Scott 
 Win. Robertson 
 Matthew Baillie 
 Tomkyns Hilgrove 
 Turner 
 Christopher Tilson 
 W:n. Simpson 
 Hon. William Mord 
 Maitland 
 AY m. Muhro 
 James Campbell 
 Thomas Picton 
 John Gordon Cuming 
 John Crewe 
 Hon. George Lov. rcy 
 Cole, M. P. 
 
 Sir Gonvitle Brom- 
 head, Bart. 
 
 Quin John Freeman 
 Geo. Earl of Granard 
 Stafford Lightbwne 
 John Henry Loft 
 Sir Win. Erskine, Bt. 
 Francis Moore 
 Robert Vise. Lorton 
 Wm. Henry Clinton, 
 M. P. 
 
 Edward Stephens 
 Hon. YVm. Stewart 
 1809 
 
 Fred. de YVatteviHe 
 E ran. Tim. Hammond 
 John Hamilton 
 
*1 9LS 
 
 Robt. Dudley Blake 
 John Barnes 
 Robert Douglas 
 Hon. Robt. Mead 
 Wm. Houston 
 John Prince 
 Geo. Michell 
 Thomas Ilislop 
 John Macleod 
 Walter Cliffe 
 Wm. W> nyard 
 Alex. M ood 
 Alex. Dirom 
 
 Anthon.Lewis T*ayard 
 Thomas Earl of Elgin 
 John Earl of Breadal- 
 bane 
 
 John Slade 
 Wm. Spencer 
 Samuel Graham 
 James Montgomery 
 Frederick Augustus 
 Wctherall 
 Wm. Wright 
 John Daniel Arabin 
 Wm. Buchanan 
 
 W. Murray 
 Hon. VY in. Lumley 
 Robert lirereton * 
 John Timms Hervey 
 Elwcs 
 
 Moore Disney 
 .John Mackenzie 
 David Hunter 
 Alex.Graham Stirling 
 Archibald Lord Mont¬ 
 gomerie 
 Wm. Thotnas 
 John Michel. 
 
 FIELD-OFFICERS OF REGIMENTS. 
 
 Life-Guards were raised in 1660, Horse-Guards 1661, 1st Dragoon* 
 Guards 1685,1st Dragoons 1633,2d Dragoons 16dl, 1st iooi-Uuards 
 1660, 2d Foot-Guards 1650, 1st Foot 1633. 
 
 TWO REGIMENTS OF LIFE-GUARDS. 
 
 1 Colonel Earl of Harrington; Lt. 
 Colonels Terence O'Loghlm, 
 i'.Slater Eebow: Majors Law. 
 Bradsliaw, Tho. Janies Birch 
 
 2 Col. Viscount Cathcnrf; 1 ieiif. 
 Cols. Charles Barton, U illiam 
 John Arabin; Majors Robert 
 Barton, Hon. George Murray. 
 
 Col. Duke of Northumberland; 
 Lt. Cols. John Dorriei;, John 
 
 HORSE-GUARDS, ItLUF. 
 
 El ley ; Majors Robt. C. Ilill, 
 Thomas Atnorpe. 
 
 SEVEN REGIMENTS OF DRAGOON-GUARDS. 
 
 1«/, or King's , Col. Francis Lord 
 Heathticld; Lt. Cols. Henry 
 Fane, Win. Fuller; Majors 
 George Tecsdale, Robt. Evatt 
 Acklom 
 
 2d, or Queen’s , Col. Charles Crau- 
 i’urd; Lieut. Cols. James Er- 
 skinc, Lord George Thomas 
 Bcresford, M. P ; Majors Ed¬ 
 ward Vicars, James Kearney 
 
 3d, or Prince of I I alts's, Colonel 
 Richard Vyse; Lt. Cols. Sir 
 Granby Trio. Calcraft, K. ALT. 
 Charles Luther Watson ; Ma¬ 
 jors Arthur Benjamin Cliftou, 
 George Holmes 
 
 Ath, or Royal Irish, Co). Miles 
 Stavely; Lt.Cols.Jas.The\v le*, 
 
 Francis Sherlock; Majors Ro¬ 
 bert Ross, Henry Moore 
 5th, or Princess C/iarloife of 
 ICates's, Col. Thomas Bland; 
 Lt. Cols. Ilou. Robert Taylor* 
 Jlon. Wm. Ponsonby; Majors 
 \\ m. .1 ones, \Y in. Brooke 
 6///, or Ciirabin.trs, Col. Earl of 
 Carhamptou ; Lt. Cels. Ale*.. 
 John Goldie, * ; 
 
 Majors Stephen Geo. French, 
 James Lewis Higgins 
 7 th, or Princess lioyol s. Col. Sir 
 Win. Meadows, K.B.; Lt.lY.ls. 
 Hon. Stephen Mahon, vl. }\ 
 Hon. Charles Hope; Majors 
 Win. Latham. IViriek Max- 
 W ell. 
 
TWENTY-FOUR REGIJ 
 
 1$/, or Royal , Col.Thomas Garth; 
 U. Cols. John Slade, lion. G. 
 De Grey; MajorsT. N.Wynd- 
 ham, Richard 1\ Jervoise 
 2d, or Royal North British , Col. 
 Sir David Dundas, K. B.; Lt. 
 Cols. Robert Balfour, J. Inglis 
 Hamilton; Majors Isaac B. 
 Clark, Thomas P. Hankin 
 3d, or Ring's oion , Col. W iiliam 
 Cartwright; Lt. Cols. AA iiliam 
 VV alb r,' k Basil MundyjMajors 
 Charles Pye, Wm. L/Clowes 
 4///, or Queen s oien, Col. Francis 
 lliigonin; Lt. Cols. Lord R. 1'. 
 11. Somerset, M. J*. James C. 
 Dalbiac; Majors Charles P. 
 Air.dio, Burgh Leighton 
 5 tit, Disbanded 
 
 6///, or Inniskilling, Col. F.arl of 
 Pembroke ; Lieut. Cols. John 
 Prince, Richard O'Donovan; 
 Major J. Rigby Fletcher, F. S. 
 Miller 
 
 H/i, or Queen sown, Col. Lord Pa¬ 
 get; Lt. Cols. Richard Hussey 
 V ivian,l dw ard K errison; Ma¬ 
 jors Charles Denshire, George 
 Cholmley 
 
 8th, or King's Royal Irish , Col. 
 John Floyd ; Lt. CoK. .1. Sul¬ 
 livan Wood, H. Gore Wade; 
 Majors Christopher Johnston, 
 Henry Westenra 
 9 th, Right J). Col. 11arl of Ross- 
 lyn; l.t. Cols. lion. Bryd. Tre- 
 cothiek ilemiiker, Tho. Ma¬ 
 hon; Majors Cha. Ward Ordc, 
 AYm. Chabot 
 
 H)th, or Prince of Wales's L. V. 
 Col. Prince of Wales; Lieut. 
 Cob*. Geo. Leigh, Gco.Quintin; 
 Majors Charles Palmer, Lord 
 Cha. Somerset Manners, M. 1*. 
 11/// Light J). Col. Marquis of 
 Lothian; Lieut. Cols. Henry 
 .j ohnCumining, James Wallace 
 
 ENTS OF DRAGOONS. 
 
 Sleigh; Majors Richard Dig- 
 gens, Arch. Money 
 1 2th, or Princess of Wales's L. D. 
 Col.SirJ ames Steuart Denham, 
 Bart.; Lt. Cols. Mervin Arch- 
 dall, Robert Browne; Majors 
 Overington Blunder), W iiliam 
 Frederick Spicer 
 13/A Light D. Colonel Francis 
 Craig; Lt. Cols. Robert Bol¬ 
 ton, Michael Head ; Majors 
 Patrick Doghertv, Jos. Muter 
 14///, or Duchess of Pork s L. 1). 
 Col. Earl of Bridgewater; Lt. 
 Cols. Samuel Hawker, Neil 
 Talbot; Majors F. B. Hervey, 
 lion. Charles Butler 
 15///, or King's L. I). Col. Duke 
 of Cumberland? Lt. Col?. Ro¬ 
 bert Ballard Long, Colqulioun 
 Grant; Majors F.arl W aide- 
 grave, A. II. Belches 
 16//.’, or Queen's L. D. Col. Earl 
 llarcourt; Lt. Cols. Sir James 
 Atfleck, Bt. Sir Stapleton Cot¬ 
 ton, Bart. M. Ik George Anson, 
 M. J*.; Majors Clement Ar¬ 
 cher, lion. Lincoln Stanhope 
 17/A Light D. Colonel Oliver de 
 i^tncey? Lt. Cols. Hon. Henry 
 Geo. Grey, Evan Lloyd ; Ma¬ 
 jors Oswald Werge, Cha. Mor- 
 land 
 
 18/A Light D. Col. Marquis of 
 Drogheda; Lt.Cols.Hon.Cha. 
 AN iiliam Stewart, M. P. Oliver 
 Thomas Jones; Majors Thomas 
 L. Allen, Loftus \Vin. Otway 
 19/A l.ight I). Col. (Jssuye)\ isc. 
 Howe; Lt. Cols. James Kenne¬ 
 dy, J ohn O.Vandeleur; Majors 
 Edw. Parker, A. J. Dalrymple 
 20/A Light J). C ol. Lord \\ iiliam 
 Bentinck; Lt. Cols. Sir Robb 
 r J homasAV ilson, K. C. Thomas 
 llawker; Majors AVm.AVillianis 
 Blake, Thomas Parker Butler 
 
21 st Light V. Col. Banas. Tarle- 
 ton; Lt. Cols. James W barton, 
 Richard Pigot; Majors W m. 
 Spearman, Thomas Bates 
 2 2d Light D. Col. Crane is Edw. 
 Gwyn; Lt. Cols. James Hare, 
 Henry Davis; Majors Thomas 
 Cage Monin sor, Robt.Travers 
 28rf Lig t l). Col. Wm. Payne; 
 Ft. Cols. Henry Seymour, Earl 
 of Portarlington; Majors Jas. 
 
 97 
 
 Moore, IIon.FrederickC.Pon~ 
 son by 
 
 24 th Light D. Col. Wm. Loftus; 
 Lt. Cols. W m Saint Leger, Sa¬ 
 muel Need ; Majors Philip 
 Pililpot, Francis Newberry 
 25 th / ight J). (Lf sicarree) Col. 
 Richard Rich Wilford; Lieut. 
 Cols. George Pownall Adams, 
 Robert Hollo Gillespie; Ma¬ 
 jors Wm. Carden, Joan Jones. 
 
 ROYAL WAGGON TRAIN. 
 
 C oJ. Com. Digbv Hamilton, tern. I ley, tern, rank; Majors Charles 
 rank; Lieut. Col. Wm. Lang- j Tudor,Thomas Aird. 
 
 THREE REGIMENT! 
 
 D/, three battalions,Col. Duke of 
 \ ork; Lt. Col. Sir Harry Bur- 
 rard, Bart.; Majors Hon. John 
 Leslie, Y\ m. Thornton, Arthur 
 W hot ham 
 
 2r/, or Coldstream, two hats. Col. 
 Duke of Cambridge; Lt. Col. 
 
 ONE HUNDRED AND TI1R 
 
 1st, or Iioyal Scots, four bats. Col. 
 Duke of Kent; Lf. Cols. Robt. 
 Nicholson, Arch. Stewart, An¬ 
 drew Hay, Henry Conran, J. 
 S. Barnes, Andrew F. Bernard; 
 Majors David Kattray, Neil 
 APKellar, Frederick Muller, 
 John Gordon, Thomas Deane, 
 Sw an Hill, Jer. O'Keeife, Tho¬ 
 mas Fraser 
 
 2d, or (Queen's Royal, Col. James 
 •Coates; Lieut. Cols. Wm. Ire- 
 monger, * ; Ma¬ 
 
 jors Hon. James Ramsay, John 
 Kingsbury 
 
 Sd, Last Kent, or the. Ruffi, two 
 bats. Col. Cha. Leigh; Lieut. 
 Cols. Richard Blunt, Richard 
 Bingham, W. Henry Bunbury, 
 Archibald Drummond; Majors 
 Win, Stewart, Henry Roberts, 
 Henry King, George Morris 
 
 4 th, or Ring's own, two bats. Col. 
 J.arl of Chatham; Lieut. Cols. 
 
 OF FOOT-GUARDS. 
 
 Andrew Cowell; Majors John 
 Calrraft, Kenneth Alexander 
 llow ard 
 
 3^,t wo bats. Col. Duke of Glouce¬ 
 ster; i t. t ol. George Milner; 
 Majors Win. Knoll is, Sauna 1 
 Dairymple. 
 
 EE REGIMENTS OF FOOT. 
 
 James Wyncb, Henry William 
 I spinasse; MajorsFra.Brooke, 
 Edmund Fauncc,ThomasHovv- 
 ard, David Williamson 
 5//< orNorthwnberlandytvto bats. 
 Col. Richard England, Lieut. 
 ( ols. William Coekell,Charles 
 Pratt, Hon. H. King; Majors 
 Edward Copson, Tho. Fames, 
 Charles Broke, Henry Ridge 
 Oth, oil A Wartcicks hi re, two bats. 
 Col. Sir Geo. N ugent, Bt; Lt. 
 Cols. Barnard Foord Bowes, 
 Alt-x. M. Murray, Wm. Wade; 
 Majors Thomas 'Cam ie, Dive 
 Jones, John Gardiner, Henry 
 Gomm 
 
 7 th, or Royal Fusilrers, two bats. 
 Sir Alured C larke, K. B.; Lt, 
 Cols. Hon. E. M. Pakenham. 
 Sir Win. J. Myers, Bt.; Majors 
 Edw. Blakeney, Tliep. Pritz- 
 ler, John M. NoOth, Robert 
 Jl. Burton 
 
93 
 
 8/A, or the King's, two bats. Col. 
 Ralph Dimdas; Lt. Cols. Cor¬ 
 don Drummond,George Airey, 
 Daniel Hoghton.Robt.Y oung; 
 Majors Peter Tho. Roberton, 
 James Ogilvie, Ldward Cot¬ 
 ton, Francis Battersby 
 9//;, or Eu't Norfolk, two bnts. 
 Col. Robert Brounrigg; Lt. 
 Cols. Henry de Berniere,john 
 Cameron, George .Molle; Ma¬ 
 jors Henry Craufnrd, David 
 ‘Campbell,* Thomas 15. Aylmer, 
 
 * 
 
 10///, or North Lincoln, two bat*. 
 Col.Hon. IT. E. Fox; Lt. Cols. 
 Patrick Ross, James Short! : 
 Majors Francis Wm. Cashel), 
 John Otto BeyeV, Octavius Ca¬ 
 rey, J. P. Hamilton 
 11///, or North Dev //, two bat?. 
 Col. Sir Charles A » i U. Bb? Lt. 
 Col?. Ja*. Fofster, Ceo.Cuy ler; 
 Majors Frederick Newman, 
 AVilliam Gordon APGregor, 
 George G, Hely, Henry 11. 
 Bradford 
 
 12///, or East Suffolk , Col. W m. 
 Picton; Lt. Col?. James Tay- 
 lor, Geo. Win. Richard liar- 
 court, John Picton; Majors 
 John Wilson, Robert Nixon 
 13///, or 1st Somerst /, Col. Alex. 
 Campbell; Lt. Cols. lion, Cha. 
 Colville, John Keane; Majors 
 Francis seller,Charles Turner 
 14///, or Buckingham, two bats. 
 Col. Harry Calvert; Lt. Cols. 
 James Watson, Montagu Bur- 
 rowes,JasperNicholls; Majors 
 Nathaniel Burelem, Geo. Mil¬ 
 ler, William \\ ood, Fr. Skolly 
 Tidy 
 
 loth, or York East-Riding, two 
 bats. Col.Hen. Watson Powell; 
 Lt. Cols. Henry Green Barry, 
 W m. Sibbald; 'Ma jors Phinras 
 Riall, Andrew Davidson, Her¬ 
 cules Kenny, Alex. Milne 
 
 16/A, or Bedford, Col. SirCharleS 
 Green, Bart.; Lt. Cols, (^uin 
 John Freeman, John Skinner, 
 Henry Tolley; Majors Bra- 
 bazon Dean Vernon, Francis 
 Heaton Thomas 
 
 11th, or Liecc ftr, Col. George 
 Garth; Lt. Cols, Rich. Stovin, 
 Frederick Hardvman: Majors 
 Clement William Whitby,* 
 18///, or Royal Jrih, two'bets. 
 Col. Sir James Murray Pulte- 
 nev, Bt.: Lt. Cols. David Dou¬ 
 glas Wemyss,Henry Ttic. Mon- 
 tresor, James Grave?, George 
 Jlorsford; Majors Ed, Walker* 
 Wm.Thomlinson,John Burgess 
 Halley, Isaac Edward Inston 
 IS///, or I s/ York North-Riding, 
 Col. Samuel Hv.lse; Lt. Cols. 
 Hon. Patrick Stewart, lleurv 
 Samuel Eyre; Majors Roger 
 Mathews, Alex. Lawrence 
 20///, or East Devon (Maid a). Col. 
 Sir John Stuart, K. B.; Lieut. 
 Colonels Robert Ross, Andrew 
 Wauehope; Majors Wm. Wal¬ 
 lace, Charles Steevens 
 21'/, or Royal North British Fu¬ 
 siliers, two bats. Colonel Hon. 
 William Gordon ; Lieut. Cols. 
 Tho. Meyrick, Fred. Adam, 
 Wm. Paterson; Majors Charles 
 Darrah, Alex. Dunbar, Robert 
 Henry, William Armstrong 
 2 2d, or Cheshire, Col. Hon. 1 d- 
 ward Finch; Lieut. Cols.John 
 Dalrymple, Robt. Kelso; Ma¬ 
 jors idling ham Lindsay, V\ in. 
 Shaw 
 
 23d, or Royal Welch Fusileers, 
 two bats. Col. Richard Gren¬ 
 ville; Lt. Cols. Henry Watson 
 tills, William Fdgell Wyatt; 
 MajorsThomas Pearson, Frau. 
 N. Ojfley, Charles Sutton, Tho¬ 
 mas Dalmer 
 
 24///, or Warwick, two bats. Col. 
 Sir David Baird, K. B.; U. 
 
Cols. Randolph Marriott, Geo. 
 Duncan Drummond ; Majors 
 M illiam Kelly,Charles liicks, 
 Thomas Chamberlain, Samm 1 
 Tax lor Popham 
 
 25///, or King's own Borderers, 
 two bat?. Col. lion. Charles 
 Fitzrox ; Lt. Cols. Wm. Dyott, 
 John Stewart, Georg ' Robert 
 Ainslie; Majors Francis Prin- 
 sep Scott, J. Alex. 1 ;»rquhar- 
 son, Alex. Light, V. W.TIom- 
 pesch 
 
 2 Glh, or Cameronian , two bats. 
 Col. Lord 1 Iphiiistonc; Lieut. 
 Cob. William Maxwell, M. 1*. 
 Hugh Henry Mitchell; Majors 
 Fountain kl ogg, Hon. llenry 
 Murray, Alexander Francis 
 Tailor * 
 
 ZUh,orlnn iskilli ng( M ida\ three 
 bat-. Col. Earl of Moira; Lt. 
 Cols. Samuel Graham tlhputy 
 Gov. Slirhug-Castle ), Hon. G. 
 l ow rey Cole, Lemuel Warren, 
 Ilaviland Smith,Jn. Maclean; 
 Majors William Bridges Ney- 
 noe, W. 11. K. Frskine, Geo. 
 Janies Reeves, John Birming¬ 
 ham, Charles Thompson, Peter 
 Nicolsoti 
 
 28 th, or North Gloucester , two 
 bats. Col. Robert Prescott; Lt. 
 Cols. Charles Philip Brlson, 
 Hon. Alex. Abercrombie; Ma¬ 
 jors John Frederick Brown, 
 C harles Bevan, Robert Tsixon, 
 John Ross 
 
 29 th, or Worcester. Col. Gordon 
 Forbes; Lt. Cob. Fred. Mait¬ 
 land, Daniel White; Majors 
 George 11. B. Wav, Thomas 
 1 gertoa 
 
 SO///, or Cambridge, tw o bats. Col. 
 Robert Manners; Lieut. Cols. 
 William il’tinson, William 
 Lockhart, William Minct; Ma¬ 
 jors Philip Vaumorel, Alex. 
 Hamilton, George Gray 
 
 99 
 
 3b/, or Huntingdon , two bat*?. 
 Col. Lord Mulgmve; Lt. Cols. 
 Hon. Robert Meade, llenry 
 Bniee, William Howe Camp¬ 
 bell; Majors Alex. Leith, Geo. 
 Augustus Tonvn, John W. Wat¬ 
 son, Guy C. L*Estrange 
 32 d, or Cornwall , two bats. Col. 
 James Ogilvic; Lt. Cob. Rich. 
 N. Hopkins, Samuel Venables 
 Hinde,Manley Power; Majors 
 William AugustusJohnson,.) n. 
 Wood, John liicks,John Ben- 
 net 
 
 33d, or 1st York West-Riding, 
 Col. Lord Wellington ; Lieut. 
 Cols. Arthur Gore, J ohn Camp¬ 
 bell; Majors Francis R. West, 
 William Lambton 
 SAth, or Cumberland, two bats. 
 Col. Lord Southampton; Lieut. 
 Cob. John Maister, William 
 Fenwick, Chichester McDon¬ 
 nell; Majors Joh/i M. Everard, 
 J.Toml. Terre w est, Henry Ro¬ 
 berts. llenry C, Dickens 
 35///, or .Sussex, two bats. Col. 
 Duke of Richmond; Lt. Cols. 
 John Oswald, Francis John 
 Wilder, Lorenzo Moore; Ma¬ 
 jors Charles William Clarke, 
 George Berkeley, Caesar C. 
 Armett, John Henries 
 3G//z, or Hereford , two bats. Col. 
 Hon. Henry St. John; Lieut. 
 Cols. Alex.' Mackenzie, Ro¬ 
 bert Burne (Gov. of Carlisle), 
 Hon. Basil Cochrane; Major* 
 Lewis Davies, Duncan Dar- 
 rocb, Alex. Mackenzie, Wm. 
 Cross 
 
 37///, or North Hampshire, Col. 
 Sir Hew Dalrvmple, Knt.; Lt. 
 Cols. F. J .G. Maclean, William 
 Spread; Majors Simon Hart, 
 Reginald James 
 
 3 8th, or Is/ Stafford, Col. lion. 
 Sir George James Ludlow, K. 
 B.; Lt. Cols. Hon. Charles J, 
 
100 
 
 Greville,John Nugent; Majors 
 Edward Miles, Hon. J. T. 
 Deane, Wm. 15. Loftus, Chi¬ 
 chester Crookshanks 
 39///, or Dorset , two bats. Col. 
 Nisbett Balfour; Lt.Cols.Hon. 
 R. W. O'Callaghan, Geo. Wil¬ 
 son; Majors Cavendish Sturt, 
 Charles Bruce, Patrick Lind¬ 
 say, Roger Parke 
 40///, or 2d Somerset, two bats. 
 Col. Sir George Osborn, lit.; 
 Lt. Cols. Gore Brown, James 
 Kemmis; Majors H'* nr yThorn- 
 ton, Richard Archdall, John 
 Gillies, William Balfour 
 41 >•/, Col. Hay Macdowall; Lt. 
 Cols. William Thomas, Henry 
 Proctor; Majors Jasper Grant, 
 William Evans 
 
 4 2d, or Jioyal Highlanders, two 
 bate. Col. Marquis of Huntly; 
 Lt. Cols. James SCrling, Lord 
 Blantyre, John Farquharsoii; 
 Majors Charles Macquarrie, 
 Robert Maeara, Robert llenry 
 Dick, Hamilton Rose 
 4&/, or Monmouth ( Light Infan¬ 
 try), two bats. Col. Sir John 
 Francis Cradock, K. B.; Lt. 
 Cols. Richard 8 to wart, Vi illiam 
 Gilford, Edward Hull; Majors 
 CharlesM‘Leod, Daniel James 
 Hearn, Richard Tiers, C. C. 
 Patrickson 
 
 44///, or East Essex, two bats. 
 Col. Sir Thomas Triage, K. B.; 
 Lt. Cols. Christopher Til-on, 
 Alex. Dirom, Arthur Brooke, 
 Charles Bulkeley Egerton; 
 Majors Charles Phillips, John 
 M. Hammerlon, George Hard¬ 
 ing, Edward Gregory 
 45///, or Nottingham, two bats. 
 Col. Cavendish Lister; Lieut. 
 Cols. William Guard, Hon. Jn. 
 Meade, M. P.; MajorsWilliam 
 Gwyn, George Piirdon Drew, 
 Thomas Forbes, Wm. Smith 
 
 46 th, or South Devon, Col. John 
 White; Lieut. Cols. Edward 
 Barnes * ; Ma¬ 
 
 jors Dugald Campbell, Richard 
 
 P. Payne 
 
 41th, or Lancashire, two bats. 
 Col. Hon. Rich. Fitzpatrick; 
 Lt. Col. Thomas Joseph Back¬ 
 house, John Bsrne Skerrett, 
 William Wardrobe; Majors 
 James Cuming, William John¬ 
 son,- Humphrey Bland, Jona¬ 
 than Yates 
 
 48///, or Northampton, two bats, 
 Col. Lord Charles Fitzrov; 
 Lt. Cols. Hon. David Leslie, 
 George Henry Duckworth, 
 George Middlemore; Majors 
 Robert Sewell, Geo. Morison, 
 James Erskine, Wm, Brooke 
 49M, or Hertfordshire, Col. Hon. 
 Alex. Maitland; Lieut. Cols. 
 Isaac Brock, Roger liall 
 Shea Or; Majors J ohn V i iicent, 
 Charles Plenderleath 
 59 th, or West Kent, two bats. 
 Col. Sir James Duff, Knt.; Lt. 
 Cols. Goo. Townsend Walker, 
 Charles Stewart; Majors Cha. 
 Hill, Charles Napier, J. B. 
 Harrison, James Armstrong 
 51a/, or 2d l ork West-Riding 
 (light Infantry), Col. William 
 Morsbead ; Lieut. Cols. Ralph 
 Darling, John M. Main war¬ 
 ing; Majors Samuel Rice, Fre¬ 
 derick Sparks 
 
 52J, or Ox ford t Light In fantry), 
 two hats. Colonel Hildebrand 
 Oakes; Lt. Cols. Robert Bar¬ 
 clay, John Ross; Majors Hon. 
 Hugh Arbuthnot, Henry Ride- 
 wood, Edward Gibbs, John P. 
 Hunt 
 
 5 3d,or Shropshire, two bats. Cols. 
 Hon. John Abercrombie; Lt. 
 Cols. Stafford Lightburne, Se¬ 
 bright Mawby, George Itidouf 
 Bingham; Majors John Buck- 
 
101 
 
 land, Jolm Mansell, William 
 Ttrorsby, Nigel Kingscote 
 5-1/A, or fi rst Norfolk. CM, Lord 
 Forbes ; Lt. Cols.‘Christopher 
 Darby, John Thomas Layard, 
 Wm. S. Currey ; Majors Neil 
 Campbell, William Clones 
 55///, or Westmoreland , Col. Lof- 
 tus Ant. Tottenham Lt. Col. 
 Robert Douglass; Majors John 
 NugentSmyth,Robt.Frederick 
 56(h, or JVest f'lssex, two bats. 
 Col. Hon. John Chappie Nor¬ 
 ton ; Lt. Cols. Thomas Picton, 
 Philip K., Skinner, Samuel 
 Keating, * ; Ma¬ 
 
 jors Fletcher Barclay, Movie 
 Travers, Samuel Ba\ ley, Tho. 
 Walsh 
 
 57/A, or West Middlesex,two bats. 
 Col. Uird Hutchinson; Lieut. 
 Cols. William Balfour, Albert 
 Gledstaires; William Inglis. 
 Duncan M‘Donald ; Majors 
 Ralph Briu;c, David Ross,W m. 
 Collis Spring, Robert O’Neill 
 58///, or /tutLind ( Maida), two 
 hats. Col. t icorge Scott; Lieut. 
 Col?. W'iHiam Houston, Tho. 
 Fitzgerald, David Walker; 
 Majors Richard Buckby, John 
 Geo. Bradford, BrookHenry 
 Young, Alex. Henry 
 59/A. or 2dNottingham , (wo bat?. 
 Col. Aler. Ros; Lt. Cols. Fra. 
 Fuller, James Dunlop, Samuel 
 Gibbs, Charles 1 ane; Majors 
 Alex. Maetcod, George \iae- 
 gregov, Henry Austen, John 
 Laing Wejr 
 
 GO///, or Royal Amerienn, si x bat?. 
 Col: in Chief, Duke of York : 
 Cols. Commandant, Tho.Carle- 
 ton, Fdward Morrison, Napier 
 Christie Burton,W illiam Kep- 
 pel. Sir George Provost, Barf. 
 Hon. Kdmund Pliipps; Lieut, 
 Cols. James Adolpnus Harris, 
 GeoigeWuu- Ramsay, Baron 
 
 Rottenburg, John Hope, Lewii 
 Von Mosheim, Fdward ( odd, 
 Thomas Austen, Paul Ander¬ 
 son, Viscount Lake, William 
 Dowdeswcll, George Mackie, 
 Wm. Williams, James Lomax; 
 Majors James Bathur>f, An¬ 
 thony W'harten, Francis St. 
 Mart, W r m. Marlton, William 
 Wood gate, George Fornerett, 
 James Grant, J. F.Fitzgerald, 
 
 61.vf, or South Gloucester , two 
 bats. Col. G« orge Hewitt; Lt. 
 Cols. James Campbell, John 
 Stratfoid Saunders, Frederick 
 Barlow; Majors R. Jas. Cogii- 
 lan, James Downing, W illiam 
 Carr Royal, Luke Godfrey 
 
 62d, or Wiltshire , two bats. Col. 
 Sir Kyre Coote, K. B.; Lieut. 
 Cols. John Manners Kerr,Tre¬ 
 vor Hull, William Doyle; Ma¬ 
 jors George Gauntlctr, David 
 Ximiprs, Daniel Francis Blo- 
 marf, Charles Ashworth 
 
 G 3d, or West Suffolk, two bats. 
 Col. Farl of iialcarres; Lieut. 
 Cols. Robert Brereton, I). 
 Campbell,Cosmo Gordon; Ma¬ 
 jors Samuel Fa i rt lough, Holier 
 Touzcl, John I rankland, Ro¬ 
 bert Johns 
 
 Gif//, or 2d Stafford , Col. Henry 
 Wynyard; Lieut. Cols. James 
 Montgomery, Sir John W'ard- 
 law, Bt.; Majors John Ward- 
 law, John Macdonald 
 
 65 th, or 24 J nrk <t!i-Riding, 
 
 Fdmund Stevens; Lieut. Cois. 
 Lionel Smith, Alex. Keith • 
 Majors J. B. Garstin, Colin J. 
 Milncs 
 
 66th, or Berkshire, (wo bats. Col 
 Oliver Nicolls; Id. Cols. John 
 Hatton, Charles Wale, John 
 Colbournc; Majors Chari*? 
 
 N icol, John Wardell, Kdmund 
 Lasccllcs, Daniel Dodgin 
 
102 
 
 6 T th, or South Hampshire, two 
 hats. Col. Peter Craig; Lieut. 
 Cols. Adam Gordon, William 
 Augustus Prevost,Samuel Hus- 
 kisson; Majors Alex. Cosby 
 Jackson, Wm. Kinloch, Hen¬ 
 ry Sullivan, lion. Ldw. Ache¬ 
 
 ron 
 
 68 th, or Durham (Light Infan¬ 
 try), Srr J n. Cope Sherbrooke, 
 K. 15.; Lt. Cols. John Simon 
 Farley, Robert W, Johnson; 
 Majors Richard Thompson, 
 Adolphus Hinuber 
 COth, or South Lincoln, two bats. 
 Col. Cornelius Cuyler; Lieut. 
 Cob. Wm. Maclcod, Thomas 
 Browne, Miles Nightingale; 
 Majors Pinson Bonham, Chris¬ 
 topher Clarges, James Rich 
 Coates, James Stuart 
 70/A, or Surrey, Col. Earl of Suf¬ 
 folk ; Lt. Cols. Andrew Ross, 
 Lewis Grant; Majors Christo¬ 
 pher Myers, Colin Campbell 
 7 Ut, Highland (Light Infantry), 
 two bats. Col. Francis Bun- 
 das ; Lieut. Cob. Denis Pack, 
 Hon. Henry Cadogan; Majors 
 Nicholas Levett Peaeoeke, 
 Thomas Reynell, Charles Co¬ 
 ttier, Arthur Jones 
 72 ( t. Highland , two bats. Col 
 James Stuart; Lt, Cols.Robert 
 Macfarlane, Henry M<>nek¬ 
 ton, John ("rowgev; Majors Sir 
 Wm. Nicholson, Bt. H. Godol- 
 phin Rooper, Ronald Camp¬ 
 bell, Walter Nathaniel Leitch 
 7 Sd, Highland , two bats. Col. 
 George Harris; Lieut. Cols, 
 i^uehlan Macouarrie, >Vm. 
 George Harris, Maurice Cha. 
 O'Connell; Majors Andrew 
 Geils, Geo. Alex. Gordon, J. 
 Scott . 
 
 74 Hu Highland {Jusaye). Col 
 Hon. Alex. Hope; Lieut. Cob 
 Hon. Robert Le Poer Trench 
 
 * ; Majors Edw. 
 
 Broughton, Russell Manners 
 15th, Highland {India), Cob Sir 
 Robt. Abercrombie, K. B.; Lt. 
 CoIs.George Vaughan Hart, Sa- 
 muei Svvinton; Majors James 
 Guthrie, Alex. Steuart 
 7f>/A ( Hiridonstan), Col. S.r Tho. 
 Mu?«:rav£, Bt.; Lt. Col. Mey- 
 riek Shaw e; Majors Join Co- 
 vell, Alex. Fraser 
 11th, or East Middlesex, Colonel 
 Earl of Cavan; Lt. Cob.John 
 Bromhead, John H. Dunkin; 
 Majors Frederick Wm. Spry, 
 Wm. O. McGregor 
 13th, or Loss shire Buffs, High¬ 
 land (Maida and Jssaye), two 
 bats. Col. Sir J. H. Craig, 1<. B.; 
 Lt. Cob. Alex. Adams, John 
 Mqclcod, James Maedonnell; 
 Majors Wm. Campbell, James 
 Fraser, Robt. Hamilton, Mar¬ 
 tin Lindsay 
 
 79 /A, or Cameron ILighlanders, 
 two bats. Col. Al.an Cameron; 
 Lieut. Cols. Philip Cameron, 
 Robert Fulton ; Majors Wm. 
 Maundav Harvey, W in. Sulli¬ 
 van, Alex. Petrie, Richard 
 Bourke 
 
 SO/A, or Staffordshire Volunteers, 
 Col. Han. Edward Paget; Lt. 
 Cols. Benjamin Forbes, John 
 White; Majors John Ashley 
 Sturt, John Edwards 
 81s/ {Maida), two hats. Col. Hen- 
 rv Johnson; Et. Col. J. Ha¬ 
 milton, James Kempt, Patrick 
 IVPKenzie; Majors Hen. Mil¬ 
 ling, James Farrer, E. D. Mau¬ 
 rice, Edward GiRman 
 82 d, or Prince of Wales s Volun¬ 
 teers, tw o bats. Colonel Henry 
 Pigot; Lt. Cols. Wm. Grant, 
 Tho. Bradford ; Majors Henry 
 . King, Win. Henry Lister, Lea. 
 
 Edwayd Coiners, Caesar Coi- 
 , • clough 
 
10S 
 
 two bat.-. Col. James- Ba- 
 four; I t. Cols. Joseph Baird, 
 K i c hard Coll i ns; Majors J ac o b 
 Brunt, John Nap per, Henry 
 William Carr, Robert Scott ‘ 
 84 th,or York and Lancaster, two 
 bats. Col. Geo. Bernard ; Lt. 
 Cols. Wm. Eden, Henry Lewis 
 Dickenson, Richard Lloyd; 
 Majors Arch. Campbell, Ro- 
 bertV incent, Henry Daubeny, 
 John Lock 
 
 &5fh, or Bucks Volunteers {Light 
 Infantry), Col. Tho. Slonghtcr 
 Stanwix; Lt. Cols. Hon. Henry 
 Astley Bcnnett,Jlenry Cuvier; 
 Majors /Eneas MHntoSb, Nich. 
 
 A. Mein 
 
 86 /A,or Leinster, Col. SirCharles 
 Ross, Bt.; Lt. Cols. Hastings 
 Fraser, Edward Drummond; 
 Majors Peter Carey, Mil bra- 
 ham Tol. Edwards 
 87M, or Prince of fVales's Irish , 
 two bats^Col. Sir John Doyle, 
 Bt.; Lt. Cols. Sir Ed. Gerald 
 Butler,K.M.T. C.Wm. Dovle; 
 Majors Francis M. Miller, 
 Hugh Gough,Alex. Rose, John 
 Evans 
 
 S8M, or Connaught Rangers, two 
 bats. Col. "William Carr Beres- 
 ford; Lt. Cols. Alex. Wallace, 
 John Taylor; Majors John 
 Silver, Daniel Colquhoun, R. 
 
 B. Macpherson, Robert B. 
 M‘Gregor 
 
 69///, two bats. Col. Earl of Lind¬ 
 sey ; Lieut. Cols. Lord Blaney, 
 Robert Garden ; Majors Do¬ 
 nald M‘Bean, Henry Torrens, 
 Richard Butler 
 
 90///, or Perthshire Volunteers , 
 tw o bats. Cql.Thomas Graham; 
 Lt. Cols. George Moncrieffe, 
 John M‘i\air, Robert Smyth; 
 Majors Hon. Mark Napier, 
 Geo. Burrell, Thomas Wright, 
 Thomas Steele 
 
 91s/, or ArgyUshirt, two hi*** 
 Col. Duncan Campbell; Lt- 
 Cols. James Catlin Craufurd, 
 William Douglas, Berk' uhead 
 Glegg; Majors Benj. Wynne 
 Ottley, Augustus W'arbuVton, 
 JohuBlainey, Donald Macnci 11 
 9 2d, Highland , two bat-. Colon* 1 
 Hon. Sir John Hope, K. B. Lt. 
 Cob. John Cameron, Jobn I**- 
 mont; Majors Arch. M‘Duu- 
 nell, James Watson, Peter 
 Grant, James Mitch* 11 
 93d, or Sutherland Highlanders, 
 Col. W illiam W’emyss; Lieut. 
 Col. Alex. Halkett; Majors 
 Robert Dale, Henry John 
 94///, Col. Row land Ilill; Lieu 4 . 
 Cols. Thomas Scott, Jas. Camp¬ 
 bell ; Majors John Innes, Jas. 
 Allan 
 
 95th, Rifle Corps, three bats. Col. 
 in Chief, Sir David Dunda-, 
 K. B.; Col. Commdts. Forbes 
 Champagne,SirBrent Spencer, 
 K. B. Hon. Wm. Stewart; Lt. 
 Cols. Thomas Sidney Beck¬ 
 with, Hamlet Wade, Norman 
 M*Leod; Majors Dugald Little 
 Gilmour, John Stewart, Ames 
 G. Norcott, George W ilkins, 
 John Ross, Andrew Creagh 
 90th , two bats. Col. George Don; 
 Lt. Cols. Edward Scott, Henry 
 Elliott; Majors Benjamin h. 
 Lavieourt,W.C. Eustace, John 
 Murray, M. W. Lee 
 97/A, or Queens German, Col. 
 Thomas Grosvenor; Lt. Cob 
 Lewis Lindenthall, Jas. Lyon; 
 Majors A. W. Young, W illiam 
 M 4 Cart by 
 
 98/A, Col. John Burke ; Lt. Cel. 
 William Douglas; Majors Ar¬ 
 thur Lloyd, John Stafford 
 99/A, Col. Earl of 1 andati; Lt. 
 Col. James Orde; Majors John 
 Daniel, G. Jackson 
 100/A, Col. Frederick Joi n Fal- 
 
 12 
 

 104 
 
 kincr; Lieut. Col. John Mur¬ 
 ray; Majors Christopher Ha¬ 
 milton, George Taylor 
 lOlv/, or Duke of York's Irish, 
 Colonel Hon. Henrv Augustus 
 Dillon; Lt. Col. William Pol¬ 
 lock; Ma jors Geo. O’Malley, 
 John Welsford 
 
 102Col. Francis Grose ; Lieu*. 
 CohWilliam Paterson; Majors 
 Joseph Foveaux, Geo. John¬ 
 stone 
 
 103<f, Col. Sir Samuel Auchmutv, 
 Knf.; Lt. Col. Hercules Si ott^ 
 Majors William Smelt, John 
 Hunter. 
 
 ROYAL STAFF CORPS, 
 
 Laurence Dundas, M. P. H. 
 Sturgeon. 
 
 Lieut. Col. Commandant, John 
 Browne; Lt. Col. W «lliam Ni- 
 colavs Majors Hon. Robert 
 
 : EIGHT (RLACK) WEST-INDIA REGIMF\~rS 
 
 Lyons Nixon, Francis Fddrns 
 5 ///,'Col. John Despanl; Lt.CoK 
 Thomas Barrow, Alex. Mark 
 
 Ut, Col. Lord Charles Henry So 
 merset; Lt. Cols. William Sin¬ 
 clair Wemyss, Joseph Morn- 
 son; Majors J. Maitlard dit¬ 
 to n,Wrr».Tuy 11 
 
 2 d Col. Sir George Beckwith, 
 K. 15.; Lieut. Cols. Hugh Lyle 
 Carmichael, Benj. D Urban ; 
 Majors Alex. Madean, John 
 Grant 
 
 Sd, Col. John Murray; Lt. Col:. 
 Thomas Dunbar, Vise. 1 <‘ter- 
 shatn ; Majors Luke AlRn, W m. 
 
 41/'! Cold Ion. Thomas Maitland; 
 Lt Cols.Nathaniel Blackwell, 
 John Buchan; Majors John 
 
 Kerr Hamilton; MajorsTho. 
 Arhulhnot, Wm. Brown 
 Qth Col. Simon Fraser; Lt. Cols. 
 Julius Stirke, H. I>. Dolphin ; 
 Majors John Castle, Francis 
 Frye Brown 
 
 7 th, Col. Isaac Gascoyne; Lieut*, 
 t'ols. Gage John Hall, John 
 Nasmyth ; Majors Robert Jen¬ 
 kins, H. Clermont 
 8 / h, Col .Thomas Hislop; Lt. ( ols. 
 John Augustus Provost, Wm. 
 Stew art; Majors James W il- 
 loek, James J. Fraser. 
 
 ROYAL AFRICAN CORPS. 
 
 Lt. Col. Comm. Join.Wdlou-liby I MhxwcU ; Wajors James Ch.s- 
 Gordon; Lt. Col. Charles >\m. » holm, John Kingsley. 
 
 ROYAL YORK RANGERS. 
 
 ^Thomas fiSSi feST-S I ^ 
 
 ROYAL WERT-INDIA RANGER*. 
 
 r-il William Wvnyard; Lt Cols. I Majors Edward O'Rourke, 
 VharlesTurneV, David Stewart; I Arch. Campbell. 
 
 three CEYLON regiments. 
 
 Majors Alex. Chaplin, Frede¬ 
 rick Hankey . _ , 
 
 3d, Col. Charles Baillie; Chaiies 
 
 \st. Col. Josiah Champagne; Lt. 
 Col. Hon. William T. Moles- 
 w orth; Majors Francis Stew'- 
 art, Hugh Henry 
 2d, Col. William Ramsay ; Lt. 
 Col- Thomas W ilbam Kerr ; 
 
 i(• H* L luU it j ' " 
 
 Monice, James Maitland; Ma¬ 
 jors James Clement Edwards. 
 'Arthur Johnston, 
 
105 
 
 THE KING’S GERMAN LEGION. 
 
 ColoPolin Chief \ Dnko of Cambridge. 
 
 Inspecting General, Frederick Baron Decken. 
 
 Deputy Aajutant-Generah, 
 
 9rigadc-Majors, George Chuden, Peter do Salvo, C. Baron Kronen- 
 lold, Gerb. Timaeus, William Delius, Wm. Baron Linsingrr., F. 
 Baron Ompteda, Frederick Baron Uslar, H. F. HuLe man. 
 Military Commissary, James Bathurst. 
 
 FIVE REGIMENTS OP DRAGOONS. 
 
 Is/, Col. Geo. Baron Book; Ft. 
 Col. C. Baron Decken ; Ma¬ 
 jors C. Baron Meydell, Chris. 
 Fischer 
 
 2 d, Col. Otto Baron Sehutte; Ft. 
 Col. A. Baron Veltheim; Ma¬ 
 jors C. dc Jonquierres, Otto 
 II. Voider 
 
 lit Light Dragoons , Col. Cha. 
 Baron Linsiiigen ; Lt. Col. F. 
 
 de Arenschild; MajorsGro. Ba¬ 
 ron Plesse, Otto Baron Grothe 
 
 2d Light J). Col. Vic. Baron Al¬ 
 ton ; Lt. Col. W. Rodewald ; 
 Majors J. Baron Bulow,Victor 
 de Muller 
 
 3d Light D. Col. J. G. Baron 
 Reden ; Ft. Col. Ulr. de To- 
 bing; Majors F. de Burgwe- 
 del, A. Baron Linsingen. 
 
 TEN REGIMENTS OF FOOT. 
 
 1st fiat. Light Jn fantn /, Col. Cha. 
 Baron Alton; Ft. Col. E. Leon¬ 
 hard ; Majors David Martin, 
 Fred, de Hart wig 
 2 d ditto. Col. Colin Halkctt; Ft. 
 Col. Wm. Oll'encv: Majors 
 Charles Best, Hugh Ilalkett 
 1/ Bat. of the Line , Col. Duke 
 of Cambridge ; Lt. Col. C. Ba¬ 
 ron Ompteda; Majors R. Bo- 
 decker, A. Baron Beck 
 2d ditto. Col. A. Baron Barsse ; 
 Ft. Col. C.de Belville; Majors 
 A.BaronWnrmb, Paul Chudcn 
 3d ditto. Col. H. ilinuber; Ft. 
 Col. G. Klingsohr; Majors F. 
 de Schlutter, Da. de Barbel le 
 4th ditto, Col. S. Baron Low ; Ut. 
 
 Col. Cha. du Plat; Majors IF 
 de Futtcrmann, W. de Ulmcn- 
 stcin 
 
 5th ditto. Col. G. de Driohcrg; 
 Ft. Col. F. Baron Bussche; Ma¬ 
 jors Chris. Gerber, Wm, Baron 
 Uslar 
 
 6th ditto, Col. A. Baron Hon* 
 stedt; Lt. Col. Fra. Baron AJ- 
 trn; Majors W. Baron Lir.siu- 
 gen, F. Baron Omptcda 
 1th ditto. Col. F. Baron Drcch- 
 scl; Lieut. Col. F. Baron Gold- 
 acker ; Ma jors A. dc Berger. 
 Gharlt s Thalman 
 8th ditto. Col. P. du Plat: T.icut. 
 Col. G. Baron Lasperg; M ijois 
 I - . do Vi cis>: 1, J. de Sr hro 'ilr*r. 
 
 Col. 
 
 artillery. 
 
 t. Baron Decken; Lieut. Col. A. Rottigcr; 
 
 maun, H. Bruekinann. 
 
 Majors J. Ilart- 
 
 DUKE Or BRUNSWICK OEI.H CORPS. 
 
 Cavalry. 
 
 r r',»l D f , om°\vn rU J SW i\ C ^ P 0 ' ‘ : CoJ. I>nkc ol Knmswi.k Oris; 
 rn l w V J' , d '‘■ J-" 1 "'- Col. (i. I.. <! r Korins; 
 
 J. Col.krn.oeschrad'T; Majors I Ma.or. F. A. <lo It- rtb.—r I 
 *■ • von neisc in.CarllVa P kv j. Frogsicin. [All lorn. rark ; 
 
106 
 
 DE ROLL’S REGItfEXT. 
 
 Col. L. Baron de Roll; Lt. Col. Joseph Baron de Sonnenberg; Ma¬ 
 jors C. do Vogelsang, Phe. do Capol, C. P. de Bosset. 
 
 dillon's regiment. 
 
 Col. Edward Dillon; Lieut. Col. H. B. Baron Perponcher; Majors, 
 Peter Renaud, Frederick Baron Eben. 
 
 DE MEURON’s REGIMENT. 
 
 Col. Pierre Frederick Count de Mcuron; Lt. Col. Pierre L Ardy; 
 Majors Ant. C. Zweifleli, F. Henry de M. Bayard, A. V. Bade). 
 
 DE W.VTTEVILLF.'S REGIMENT; 
 
 Col. Frederick de WatteviUe ; Lt. Col. Louis de Watteville; Ma¬ 
 jors Victor Fislicr, Rod. de May. 
 
 CH ASSEURS BRITAN NtqUES. 
 
 Col. John Ramjav; I.icut. Col. Hon. John Bruce O Neill; Majors 
 Mark Jos. Dufauro, A. Count de Duhautoy. 
 
 YORK LIGHT INFANTRY VOLUNTEERS. 
 
 Col. Alex. Campbell ; Lt. Col. Francis Streicher; Majors Edward 
 O’Hara*, Samuel Brawn. 
 
 ROYAL CORSICAN RANGERS. 
 
 Lieut Col. Com. Hudson Lowe; Lieut. Col. Davul Walker; Ma¬ 
 jors John M‘Combe, A. SchuinmcIketeJ. 
 
 ROYAL REGIMENT OF -MALTA. 
 
 Col. lion. John Brodrick; Lieut. Col. Sir Jo m Prmglc Dairy raple, 
 Bart.: Majors Augustus Meade, Wm. Cowell. 
 
 CAPE REGIMENT. 
 
 Col D. McDonald; Lieut. Col. John Graham; Major; Jacob Glyn 
 Cuvier, Thomas Lyster. 
 
 SICILIAN REGIMENT. 
 
 Col. Ronald Craufurd Ferguson; Lt Col. George D. Lobcrtson; 
 Majors Francis Rivarola, Robert Mowbray. 
 
 rir.llT GARRISON BATTALIONS. 
 
 FV f Col. George Henry Vansit- 
 tart; Lt.CoL Richard Augustus 
 Seymour; Majors W m. Alex¬ 
 ander, Robert Hamilton 
 6 d, CqI. John Robinson; Lieut. 
 Col. John Smith, Sir Edward 
 Michael Ryan. Knt.; Majors 
 Win. Hart, Andrew Coghlan 
 3‘U Col. Baldw in Leighton; Lt. 
 Col.W’m. Vedham; MajoraGeo. 
 Stracey Smith, Jas. Magrath 
 4 i/ l% Sir Charles Hastings, Bart. ; 
 I.icut. Col. Sir Charles iinhoit, 
 Knt.; Majors Henry Raleigh 
 Knight, Ralph Bates 
 
 5/A, Col. Colin Campbell; Lt. 
 Col. James P. Murray: Majors 
 Win. Bel ford, A’ich. Kaurov 
 G/A, Col. Earl of Dalhousie; Lt. 
 Col. George Kinnaird I)an. ; ; 
 Majors John Harvey, John 
 Pringle 
 
 7/A, Col. James Drummond $ Lt. 
 Col. William G. Davy; Majors 
 Christopher Vow ell, Richard 
 D'Arccy 
 
 S/A, Col. * ; Lt. Col. 
 
 Robert Travers; Majors Tho¬ 
 mas George Fit/.gf raid, John 
 Goulston Price Tucker. 
 
107 
 
 TWELVE ROYAL VETERAN BATTALION?. 
 
 Iff. Col. James Stewart; Lt. Col. 
 Alex. Mair; Major Simon Fra¬ 
 ser 
 
 2 d, Col. * ; Lt. Col. Geo. 
 
 Vigoureux (I.rent. Oar. Sally - 
 Islands) ; Major Win. White 
 3d, Col. Wm. Maxwell; Lt. Col. 
 Johu West; Major Richard 
 Augustus W will 
 4/A, Col. Grice Blakcncy; Lt. 
 Col. Peter Daly; Major Ro¬ 
 bert Brown 
 
 5/A, Col. Hon. Francis Needham; 
 Lt. Col. Henry Le Blanc; Ma¬ 
 jor Robert M‘Crea 
 6/ A, or Jloual l\orl/i lIritis ft , Col. 
 Sir?aulus>Eini!tus Irving, Bt.; 
 Lt. Col. Hon. Win. Grey? Ma¬ 
 jor Thomas Fort \ e 
 
 7///, Col. Thomas Murray; Lt. 
 Col. John W ilbar Cooke; Ma¬ 
 jor Martin Alves 
 S//>, Col. John M atson Tadwell 
 Watson; Lt. Col. Win. Osborn 
 Hamilton; Maj< r Wm.Morris 
 0/A, Col. Colin Mackenzie; Lt. 
 Col. Robert Walker; Major 
 Win. V» est 
 
 10/A, Co!. Lowtlicr Pennington; 
 Lt. Col. Henry Zouch; Major 
 Donald Mac pile it on 
 11//?, Col. Andrew John Drum¬ 
 mond ; Lt. Col. Arch. Christie ; 
 Major Tlio. Buckeley Camp¬ 
 bell 
 
 12///, Col. George Benson; Lt. 
 Col. lJenrv Pow lett; Major 
 Wm. Coiiis. 
 
 ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. 
 
 Colonel in Chief. Lieut. General l ari of Chatham. 
 
 Colonel on Second, General Sir Thomas Triggo, K. t>. 
 
 Deputy sfdjutant-Ucncrat, Major-General John Maclcod. 
 
 Cols. ( am. Anthony Farrington, Ellis Walker, Thomas Davies, Phi¬ 
 lip Martin, \ aughan Lloyd, \\ m. Congreve, Win. Ore hard Hud¬ 
 dleston, George J t ad, S • Thomas lilomefield, Bart. Robert 1 a\v- 
 son, Edward Stephens. Robert Douglas. 
 
 Colonels, Joiin Ramsey, The. Trotter, John Maclcod, John Smith, 
 Win. Cuppnge,Thomas Seward. Fran. 1 a\c, Bailey W illiugtoir, 
 Thomas it. Charleton, Edward Jlowortb,Tho. Deshrisay, James 
 Murray Hadden, Charles Terrot, Geo. Glasgow, Wm. iientham, 
 Edward Stchelin, John Aug. Sclinlch, ilenrv Hutton, Flower 
 M. Sprowle, Wm. Borthwick. Cha. N. Cookson, John Burton. 
 
 L'tut, Cots. George Cookton, Philip Riou, John 1 . Smith, William 
 Mudge. Ileniy Mirapnell, George W t itle. Geo. W. Dixon, Wilt¬ 
 shire Wilson, Rich. Hamilton, Brooke Young, Roylct Framing¬ 
 ham. Win. Spiv er, John Sheldrake, George Ramsay, Jolm Le- 
 raoine, W m. (’ox, Spencer C. Parry, Robert J vars, m. Miller. 
 Benjamin Blomctn Id, W m. Robe, George Salmon, Rolit. W right, 
 Joseph Maclean, John Harris, Geo. A. Wood, Richard Dicken¬ 
 son, Thomas Charleton, George B. Fisher, 1*. W. Cole broke, F. 
 W. Pritchard, Thomas Franklin, James Viney, Charles W aller. 
 
 Major*, Robert Beevor, Frederick Griffiths, Charles Newt house, 
 William Dixon. C. Godfrey, Francis Key, CliarliGold, Joseph 
 Carncross, Alexander Watson, Edward Wor.-ley, Alexander 
 Duncan. 
 
•szsam 
 
 108 
 
 INVALID BATTALION OF ROYAL ARTILLERY. 
 
 Col. Com. Robt. DouglasrCol. John Barnes; Lt. Cols. Jas. Sower- 
 by, Wm. Grant, George Wilson, Samuel Rimmington, James 
 Sutler; Major R. Chapman. 
 
 ROYAL ENGINEERS. 
 
 Colonel in Chief , Lieut. General Earl of Chatham. 
 
 Colonel en Second , General Sir Thomas Trigge, K. B. 
 
 Cols. Com. Robert Morse, Alex. Mercer, Gother Mann, Wm.Twiss. 
 
 Colonels, John Evclegh, Benjamin Fisher, Thomas Nepean, Sir 
 Charles Shipley, Knt. Wm. Fyers. Win. Johnstone. 
 
 Lieut. Cols. Win. Kersteman, Sir Charles Holloway, Knt. John 
 Huinfrev, Robert D’Arcv, George Bridges, Samuel T. Dickens, 
 Jndin Mackelcan, R. If. Bniyeres, John Rowley, Aug. de Butts, 
 Wm. Fenwick, Alex. Bryce*, R. Pilkington, Richard Fletcher, 
 Henry Evatt. 
 
 ROYAL INVALID ENGINEER?. 
 
 Col. Hugh Debbeig; Lt. Cols. Thomas Ilartcup, Henry Rudyerd. 
 
 ROYAL MARINE?. 
 
 General, Admiral Lord Viscount Briaport. 
 Lieutenant-General, Admiral 1 arl of St. Vincent. 
 Major-General, Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwood. 
 
 Cole nets. 
 
 Wm. ITargood, R. N. 
 
 Robert Moorsom, R. N. 
 
 Sir ( ha. Hamilton, Bart. R. N. 
 Hon. Henry Curzon, R. N. 
 Colonel-Commandant , resident in 
 l.ondon. 
 
 John Barclay. 
 
 ('otone Is- ('am m and ant. 
 Geo.}- lliotf. Portrmouth Division 
 Riehard Bright, Plymouth 
 Andrew Bern, Woolwich 
 Henry Beil, Chatham. 
 
 Colonels Com. en Scconde. 
 Thomas Strickland, Plymouth 
 RWi i t M inter, Pert?month 
 Theophilrs Lewis, Chatham 
 Riehard Williams, Plymouth 
 Law rt nee Dcshorough, Chatham 
 James M< redith, l) oofnich 
 Robert Hill Farmar, Plymouth 
 Vatkin Tencb, WooheitIt. 
 
 lit vicnani-Colont Is. 
 James Berkeley, Chatham 
 David Ballingall, Chatham 
 (ho rge I)> or, Woo tvrich 
 Sir John Douglas, Kni.Wcolwich 
 John Miller, Portwiculh 
 
 Martin Campbell Cole, Portrn , 
 Richard Harry Foley, Chatham 
 Win. Binks, Woolwich 
 Richard Bidlake, Plymouth 
 James Home, Edinburgh 
 James Campbell, Chatham 
 Robert Moncrietf, York 
 James Casscl, Woolwich 
 John MHntosh, Portsmouth 
 Lewis Cha. Meares, Taunton 
 Geo. E.Vinnicombc, Cambridge. 
 
 Majors. 
 
 Joseph Lambrecht, Chatham 
 John James, Manchester 
 Waldegravc Tane, London 
 David Montieth, Plymouth 
 John Boseawen Savage, Portsm. 
 Geo. Edward Roby, Plymouth 
 Richard Lee, Chatham 
 Henry Lee, Portsmouth 
 Robert M‘Clevcrty, Plymouth 
 Wm. Henrv Boys, Chatham 
 Henry Reddish Furzer, Portsm . 
 Thomas Davcy, Woolwich 
 Robert Smith, Woolwich 
 Richard Williams, Port'vnovtr 
 James Errol Gordon, Woolvf h 
 Thomas Abernethie, Woolwich- 
 
 \ 
 
no 
 
 Explanations of the preceding Table: 
 
 Pay of Col. Commandant of Horse Artillery, 2/. 19s. 3d.; Foot Ar¬ 
 tillery and Engineers, 2/. 14s. 4d. 
 
 The difference between the Subsistence and Gross Pay of the Offi¬ 
 cers of the Life-Guards, Horse-Guards, and Foot-Guards, after 
 deducting Poundage. Hospital, artd Agency, is paid as Arrears. 
 
 * These rates include 2$. a day for a horse. 
 
 + General Service, 15 .—Limited Service, 10$. 
 
 + Including his Pay as a Subaltern. 
 
 \ If holding another commission. Lieutenants of Militia receive 
 only 8 d. and Ensigns 3v. 8>J. —Surgeons' Mates in Milftia and 
 lchcibles 5 .; if holding another appointment 3s. 6d. 
 
 Regimental Surgeons of the Line, those of the Royal Artillery, and 
 "Veterinary Surgeons, after certain periods of service receive the 
 following rates of pay, viz. 
 
 Reg. Surgeons oj the Line , and of the Royal Artillery , 
 
 After 7 years scrv.ee as such, or 10 years in a 
 
 Medical capacity on full pay.14<. L/. per diem 
 
 ....20 do. do.....18*. 10 d . 
 
 .... 30 do. do. may retire on an allowance of 15$. Od. 
 
 V terinary Surgeons , 
 
 .... 3 years service 10$.; 10 ditto 12$.; 20 ditto 15$.; 50 ditto 
 may retire on an allowance of 12$. 
 
 FFES PAID ON MILITARY COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE KING. 
 
 Rank . 
 
 Field-Marshal.. 
 
 General *. 
 
 Lieut. Gen. 
 
 Major-Gen. t... 
 
 Colonel. 
 
 Lieut. Col. Com. 
 Lieut. Colonel.. 
 
 Major.. 
 
 Captain. 
 
 Lieutenant!.... 
 Cornet or Ensign 
 Paymaster^ .... 
 
 Adjutant |j. 
 
 Quartermaster.. 
 
 Surgeon. 
 
 Assistant ditto.. 
 Veterinary ditto 
 
 Army. 
 
 1. s.d. 
 37 7 0 
 22 9 6 
 i7 7 6 
 12 17 6 
 li 56 
 
 LifeG. 
 
 1. $. d. 
 
 12 9 C 
 
 11 66 
 10 16 6 
 9 16 6 
 8 66 
 8 06 
 
 8 66 
 
 5 72 
 
 4 19 6 
 
 5 06 
 
 Horse 
 
 Gds. 
 
 D.Gds. 
 
 and 
 
 Drags. 
 
 Ft. Gd>. 
 
 i. s.d. 
 
 t. S.C. 
 
 1. s. d. 
 
 12 19 6 
 
 12 7 6 
 
 12 15 6 
 
 ii 3 6 
 10 18 6 
 10 7 6 
 8 14 6 
 6 12 6 
 
 10 13 6 
 10 5 6 
 
 9 15 6 
 8 26 
 6 06 
 
 10 2 6 
 414 6 
 5 06 
 5 72 
 
 4 19 6 
 
 5 06 
 
 11 1 6 
 10 13 C 
 9 17 6 
 9 0 2 
 4 16 2 
 
 4 14 6 
 6 1 6 
 
 5 7 1 
 
 4 19 6 
 
 5 06 
 
 4 12 6 
 
 4 1310 
 
 5 7 2 
 4 19 6 
 
 Foot, 
 Staff C, 
 trap, r. 
 
 i . $. (i. 
 
 11 5 6 
 10 6 6 
 9 18 6 
 9 14 6 
 
 9 4 6 
 6 13 10 
 4 11 10 
 
 10 2 C 
 4 12 6 
 
 4 13 10 
 
 5 7 2 
 4 19 6 
 
 Adj. Gen. 10/. 17$. 6 d.; Quartermaster-Gen. 10/. 17 .6F; Commis. 
 Gen. 15/. 7$. 6'/.—! 2d Lieut. 6?. 11$. 10rf.—}Of2d or 3d Bat. 9/. 
 12$. 6rf.—1| W ith rank of Cornet, 8\ 12$. with rank of Ensign, 7/. 
 8-.; Lieutenant in Dragoons, 116; in Foot, Sec. 9/. 9$. 4.4. 
 
ARMY 
 
 Adair, N\ 4, Pall-Mall-Court 
 Alexander, Dublin 
 Annit and Borough, Dublin 
 Atkinson, Joseph and John, Elu- 
 Place , Dublin 
 
 Austen and Mnunde, N°. 10, Hen- 
 rietta-Streety Cov nt-Gardsn 
 Blaquiere, Dublin 
 Bounor, Thomas, H°. 7, Clevc- 
 land-Courty St. James's 
 Bownns, Derby- Streety Parlia¬ 
 ments tret 
 
 Brooksbank and Bernard, N\ 
 19, CravenStreety Strand. 
 Browc|], Stable- YardySt. James's 
 Browne, Dublin 
 Bruce, N°. 3, Caddick's Foxo 
 Cine and Son, Dublin 
 Cary, Colleg e ojPhysiciar\Sy TVar- 
 tvick-Lanr 
 
 Carystie and Shaw, Leicester- 
 Place 
 
 Collyer and Son, Park-Place t St. 
 James's 
 
 Combe, N°. 6, JohnStreety Bed¬ 
 ford-Row 
 
 Cox, Bartlett's Buildings Ilol- 
 born 
 
 Croasdaile, Silvcr-Strecty Golden- 
 
 Square 
 
 Disney, .26, Parliament-Street 
 Donaldson, Juitt, and Boaden, 
 Whitehall 
 Drewe, Ntu>-Inn 
 Fowlis, N\ y8, Abchurcfx-Lanc 
 l’raser, N\ 7, Duke-Strect t West¬ 
 minster 
 
 Fraser and Mackenzie, Clcve- 
 land-Roto 
 
 111 
 
 AGENTS. 
 
 Gilpin, N\ 33, Fillers' Street, 
 Strand 
 
 Graves, King's Printing-Office 
 Greenw ood, Cox, and Hammer- 
 slev, Craig's Court 
 Hopkinson and Sons, N 3 . 5, St. 
 
 Alban's Streety Pall-Mall 
 Horsburgh, N \ 7, Winchester- 
 Street 
 
 Hughes and Co. N°. 3, Holborn- 
 RotOy Lincoln's Inn Fields 
 Humfrey, Dublin 
 Jones, $°.26, Parliament-Street 
 Kellv, Silocr-St. Go Idem- Square 
 Kirkland, N°. 8, Bcnntt-Stre-t, 
 St. James's 
 
 Lawrie, Robert-Street , A del phi 
 Macdonald, N°. 4, Pall-Mall - 
 ' Court 
 
 Morton, N°. 16, Mount-Street , 
 Dublin 
 
 Oldham, 4, Fludyer-Street 
 Ormsby, Dublin 
 
 Parys, N°. 33, Craven- Streety 
 Strand 
 
 lVstage, N\ 37, Piccadilly 
 Reed and Fraser, Dublin 
 Ridge, 44, Charing-Crpss 
 Rolleston and Hammond, 16, 
 Manchester-Buildings 
 Stables, Pay-Ofjicey Whitehall 
 Sykes, N\ 22, Arundel-Streety 
 Strand 
 
 Taylor, Dublin 
 
 Tustin and Son, Fludyer-Street 
 Watson, N°. 37, Argyll-Street 
 Window, y 9, Craig's Court 
 Woodward, Dublin 
 Wright, AT°. 0, Wellclosc-Square. 
 

 112 
 
 kings and queens, from the conquest. 
 
 Kings, %c. 
 
 Win. the Conqueror 
 William ltufus 
 Henry I. 
 
 Stephen 
 Henry II. 
 
 Richard 1. 
 
 John 
 
 Henry III. 
 
 Eduard I. 
 
 Edward If. 
 
 Edward TIT. 
 Richard II. 
 
 Henry IV. 
 
 Ilesry V. 
 
 Henry VT. 
 
 Edward IV. 
 Edward V. 
 
 Richard HE 
 Henry VII. 
 
 Henry VIII. 
 Edward VI. 
 
 Mary I 
 Elizabeth 
 James I. 
 
 Charles I. 
 
 Charles If. 
 
 James II. 
 
 Mary IE 
 William III, 
 
 Anne 
 George T. 
 
 George II. 
 
 George III._ 
 
 Began to 
 
 Reign. 
 
 Reigned. 
 
 r. m. n. 
 
 Star's since Ikty 
 
 Reigned. 
 
 Oct. ' 14, 1066 
 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 26 
 
 723, Sept. 9 
 
 Sept. 9, 1087 
 
 12 
 
 10 
 
 24 
 
 710, August 2 
 
 August 2, 1I0C 
 
 35 
 
 3 
 
 29 
 
 675, Dec. 1 
 
 Dec. 1,1135 
 
 18 
 
 10 
 
 24 
 
 656, October25 
 
 Oct. 25, 1154 
 
 34 
 
 8 
 
 11 
 
 621, July . 6 
 
 July 6, 1189 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 0 
 
 fill, April 6 
 
 April 6,1199 
 
 17 
 
 6 
 
 13 
 
 594, October 19 
 
 OoJ. 19, U16 
 
 56 
 
 0 
 
 28 
 
 538, Nov. 16 
 
 Nov. 16, 12 n 
 
 34 
 
 7 
 
 21 
 
 503, duly 7 
 
 Inly 7,1307 
 
 19 
 
 6 
 
 18 
 
 J83, : January25 
 
 Jan. 25,13*7 
 
 50 
 
 4 
 
 27 
 
 433, June 2l 
 
 June 21,1377 
 
 22 
 
 3 
 
 \8 
 
 411, Sept. 29 
 
 Sept. 29,1399 
 
 13 
 
 5 
 
 20 
 
 397, March 20 
 
 March 20, MIS 
 
 9 
 
 5 
 
 11 
 
 388, August 31 
 
 An o'. 31, 1422 
 
 38 
 
 6 
 
 . 4 
 
 319, March \ 
 
 March 4,1161 
 
 22 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 327, April 9 
 
 April 9,148.3 
 
 0 
 
 2 
 
 13 
 
 327, June 22 
 
 June 22,1483 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 0 
 
 325, August 22 
 
 Aug. 22,1485 
 
 23 
 
 8 
 
 0 
 
 301., April. 22 
 
 April 22,1509 
 
 37 
 
 9 
 
 6 
 
 263, J cltiuafy28 
 
 Jan. 28, 1547 
 
 G 
 
 5 
 
 8 
 
 257. July 6 
 
 July 0, 1553 
 Vov. 17,1558 
 
 5 
 
 44. 
 
 4 
 
 4 
 
 11 
 
 7 
 
 252, Nov. 17 
 207, March 24 
 
 March 21,1603 
 
 22 
 
 0 
 
 3 
 
 185 March 27 
 
 March 27,1025 
 
 23 
 
 10 
 
 3 
 
 161, JanuarySO 
 
 Jan. 30, 1649 
 
 36 
 
 0 
 
 7 
 
 195, F«‘b. 6 
 
 Feb- 6, 16S5 
 
 4 
 
 0 
 
 7 
 
 181, Feb. 13 
 
 F»*b. 13,1659 
 
 5 
 
 10 
 
 15 
 
 il(», Dec. 29 
 
 Peb. 13,1689 
 
 13 
 
 0 
 
 28 
 
 10.8, AJarch 8 
 
 March 8,1702 
 
 12 
 
 4 
 
 24 
 
 96, August 1 
 
 Aug. 1,1714 
 
 12 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 82, June 11 
 
 rune 11.1727 
 
 33 
 
 4 
 
 14 
 
 50, Oct. 25 
 
 Oct. 25,1760F Cfowne 
 
 d Sept. 82, 1761. 
 
 m 
 
 V; 
 
113 
 
 SCOTLAND. 
 
 PEER S. 
 
 ^lV«rs created since the Union cannot vote for Representatives in 
 Parliament , page 23.] 
 
 PEERS OF THE BLOOD ROYAL. 
 
 1762 Ilis Royal Highness George Augustus Frederick, Prince 
 Rothsay, Earl of Carrie k, Baron of Reu- 
 27ft4 Hi« Hnw V? d ? the Isks, and < Great Steward of Scotland. 
 1784 H,s ^ 0 ^ a n y r ^ oess William Henry, Duke of Clarence anti 
 
 1799 Si! R 0j/a ! Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathcrn. 
 
 and l^vio'tdaU^ LrN ' E!jT August ™> Duke of Cumberland 
 
 1801 His Royal Highness Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex 
 and Earl ot Inverness. ’ 
 
 His Roya 1 Higaness Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cam- 
 . bridge, and Laron ot Culloden. 
 
 <64 1I,S fif H r 0 > al , William Frederick, Duke of Glouce¬ 
 
 ster and Edinburgh. 
 
 DUKES, AND THEIR ELDEST SONS. 
 
 1613 Hamilton Duke of Hamilton [Duke of Marquis of Clyde- 
 Brandon in England] dan* 1 
 
 1673 Scott, Duke of Buccleugh [Earl of Don- 
 
 ms i«'r. r S,W'L,„„ 
 
 m, eJSSateJSS^M „r il ’ ! - »r 
 
 - tL „„ 
 
 ,m cJttfiPSSSi fcSfSS 
 
 '™ "'SjSsf' S| “S''■ MjjjS.frato 
 
 1707 Graham,Dukeof Montrose [Earl Graham ' 
 
 ijn England] 
 
 - Ker, Duke of Roxburgh 
 
 marquises. 
 
 Marquis Graham 
 Marquis of Beau¬ 
 mont. 
 
 lf)H Hay, Marquis of Tweeddalc 
 1701 Kerr, Marquis of Lothian 
 
 Earl of Gifford 
 Earl of Anemia. 
 
 EARLS. 
 
 iS? cSr.Eari ^riofCwwfi.rda.fd Lindsay Vbcjwrt ^Garnoci 
 

 114 
 
 1458 Sinclair, Earl of Caithness 
 1457 George Douglas, i arl of Morton [Lord 
 Douglas of Lochleven in England] 
 1463 David Stewart Erskinr, Karl of Buchan 
 150J Montgomery, tail of Eglinton [Loid 
 Ardrossan in England] 
 
 1509 Kennedy, 1:arl of Cass: 11 is [Lord Ailsa 
 in England J 
 
 1561 Fra. Stuart, i arl of Moray [Lord Stuart 
 in England] 
 
 160-1 Home, 1 arl of Home 
 1605 Bowes, Lari of Strathmore and King- 
 horn 
 
 - John James Hannlton, Earl of Ab**reorn 
 
 fMarouis of Abereorn in England, 
 and Viscount Strabane in Irelam^j 
 1619 Thomas Erskine, Earl of Kellie 
 
 -Charles Hamilton, 1 arl of Haddington 
 
 16*i3 George Stewart, Earl of Galloway [Lord 
 Stewart of Garlics in England] 
 
 1624 Maitland, 1 arl of Laud : rdalt [Lord Lau¬ 
 derdale in England] 
 
 1653 Hay, Earl of Kinnoiil [Lord Hay in 
 England] 
 
 -John Crichton Stuart, Farl of Dumfries 
 
 [Earl of Windsor in 1 upland] 
 
 - Brurc, Earl of Elgin ar.d Kincardine 
 
 - Charts Stuart, Earl of Tniquair 
 
 - Charteris, Lari of Mem vs 
 
 -Ramsey, 1 arl of Dalhousie 
 
 1657 Ogilvie, Earl of JElndlatc.r and Scafield 
 1841 Leslie, Earl of Lcveh and Melville 
 1616 Tollemache l ari of Dysart 
 
 - Thomas Douglas, f ai l of Selkirk 
 
 J GIT Carnegie, Earl of Northcsk 
 1051 Lindsay, Earl of Balcarns 
 1600 George Gordon, Earl of Ahoyne 
 1661 Livingstone, Earl of Newburgh 
 1669 Cochrane, Fail of Dundonalu 
 
 1677 Falconer, Earl of Kirtore 
 
 1678 Campbell, 1 arl of Breadalbane [Lord 
 
 Breadalbane of Taymoutb, England] 
 1GS9 George Gordon, 1 arl of Aberdeen 
 16ri6 Murray, Earl of Dunmore 
 1701 Carmichael, Earl o! Hyndford 
 1703 Dalrymple, Earl of Stair 
 
 - Primrose, E,arl of Rosebcrry 
 
 - Bovle, Earl of Glasgow 
 
 -Colyear, Earl oi Portmorc 
 
 Lord Berriedaie 
 
 Lord Aberdour 
 Lord Cardross 
 
 Lord Montgomery 
 
 Lord Kennedy 
 
 Lord Donne 
 Lord Liuuglass 
 
 Lord Glammis 
 
 Lord Paisley 
 Viscount Fenton 
 Lord Binning 
 
 Viscount Garlics 
 
 Lord Maitland 
 
 Viscount Duplin 
 
 Lord Crichton 
 Lord Bruce 
 Lord Linton 
 Lord i lcho 
 Lord Ramsey 
 Lord Deskfdrd 
 Lord Balgonie 
 Lord Humingtour 
 Lord Daer 
 Lord Rosehill 
 Lord Lindsay 
 Lord Strathaven 
 Viscount Kinnaird 
 Lord Cochrane 
 Lord Inverury 
 
 Vise. Glenorchy 
 Lord Eladdo 
 Lord Fin castle 
 Lord Carmichatl 
 Vise. Dalrymple 
 Viscount Primrose 
 Lord Boyle 
 Vise. Milsington 
 
Vise. Mount-Stuart 
 
 115 
 
 1703 John Stuart, Earl of Bute [Marquis of 
 Bute in England] 
 
 -James Hope Johnstone, Earl of Hope*- 
 
 toun [Ldrd Hope to un in Eng!andJ Lord Hope. 
 
 VISCOUNTS. 
 
 1620 Carey, Viscount Falkland | 1611 Arbuthnot,Visc. Arbuthnot 
 1622 Murray, Viscount Stormont 1662 Osborne, ViseountDunblain 
 [Lari of Mansheld, Engl.] J [Duke of Leeds, Engl.J 
 
 BARONS. 
 
 1422 Somerville,Lord Somerville 
 1440 Forbes, Lord Forbes 
 1145 Cathrart, Lord Cath~art 
 [Vise. Ca heart in Eng¬ 
 land] 
 
 -Fra-er, Lord Saltoun and 
 
 Abernetby 
 
 - Gray, Lord Gray 
 
 1489 Sinclair, Lord Sinclair 
 1489 Semple, Lord Semple 
 1509 i.lphinstone, L. Llpliinstone 
 1563 Sandilands, Ld.Torphichen 
 1606 Stewart, Lord Blantvre 
 1609 Colville, Lord Colville 
 —— Cranston, Lord Cranston 
 1627 Napier, Lord Napier 
 
 1C2T Fairfax, Lord Fairfax of 
 Cameron 
 
 -Lord Aston of Forfar, Rev. 
 
 Walter Hutchinson 
 A?ton claims the title 
 1628 Mackav, Lord Roay 
 1613 Macle!lan,L. Kirkcudbright 
 1613 Murray, Lord Elibank 
 1618 Hamilton, Lord Bclhaven 
 and Stenton 
 
 1550 Grimston, Lord Forrester 
 I Vise. Irimston in Ireland, 
 Lord Venilam in Eng.] 
 1651 Ruthven, Lord Ruthven 
 — Rollo, Lord Rollo 
 1632 Kinnai'rd, Lord Kinnaird. 
 
 PEERESSES. 
 
 1275 Elizabeth Gower Sutherland, Countess of Sutherland, Baron¬ 
 ess Strathnaver, Lady of th*' Marquis of Stafford. 
 
 1157 Jane Elizabeth LcsiL , Countess of Rothes, Baroness Leslie, 
 Lady of Sir Lucas Pep\s, Bart. 
 
 1635 Flora Campbell, Countess of Loudon, Baroness Mauchline, 
 Lady of the Lari of Moira. 
 
 1695 Mary Hamilton, C ountess of Orkney, Viscountess Kirkwall, 
 widow of the lion. Thomas Fitzmaurice. 
 
 KNIGHTS OF THE MOST ANCIENT AND MOST NOBLE 
 ORDER OF THE THISTLE. 
 
 Instituted 1540, rt vived 1703. 
 
 THE SOVEREIGN. 
 
 Marquis of Lothian Earl of Morton 
 
 Lari of Aylesbury Duke of Athol 
 
 Duke of Montrose Viscount Catiicart 
 
 arl Poulett Lari of Aberdeen. 
 
 Dean of the Order , Dr. Wm. Lawrence Brow ne, 50/. each creation. 
 Secretary, George Dempste r, Esq. 300/. 
 
 K2 
 
 Duke of Clarence 
 Duke of Queensbcrry 
 Earl of Roseb» rry 
 Duke of Gordon 
 
J 
 
 116 
 
 Lord Lion King at Arm v, Earl of Kinnoul, 6001 
 U<her of the Gre n Rod , Robert Quarme, Esq. 1001. 
 Motto, Nemo me impune lacessit. —Ribbon, Green. 
 
 KING’S HOUSEHOLD. 
 
 Heritable Master of the House¬ 
 hold^ Duke of Argylc 
 
 Heritable Usher of the TVhite 
 Rod, Philip Walker, Esq. 
 
 Heritable Carver, Sir John An- 
 struthor, Bart. 
 
 He ritable Cup-Bearer, Sir James 
 Carnegie, Bart. 
 
 Heritable Armour-Bearer, Arch. 
 Seton. Esq. 
 
 Heritable. Royal Standard- Rearer , 
 A. S. Wedderhum, Esq. 
 Physicians, Dr. Gregory and Dr, 
 Home 
 
 Apothecary, George Wood, Esq. 
 Historiographer, John Gillies, 
 L. L. D. 20 Of. 
 
 ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES, 
 
 AS GREAT 
 
 See. Chamberlain, and Keeper of 
 the Signet, Lord Keith 
 
 Keeper of the Great Seal, Right 
 lion. Robert Dundaa 
 
 Commissioners, 6yc. The Barons 
 of Exchequer 
 
 Advocate, Adam G'llir?, Fsq. 
 
 Solicitor-General, David Cath- 
 cart, Esq. 
 
 Solicitor and A gent. And. Blane, 
 Esq. 
 
 Auditor , Hon. H. Elphinstone 
 
 STEWARD. 
 
 State Councillors, Marquis of 
 Bute, Earls of Eglinton, Cas- 
 sillis, Lauderdale, Bivadal- 
 bane,Stair,Rossiyn,and Moira, 
 Lords Dundasand Keith,Hon. 
 Henry Erakine, Sir Wm. Cun¬ 
 ningham, and John Clerk.Cha. 
 Dundas, Wm. Adam, Adam 
 Gillies, David Cathcart, Esqrs. 
 Physicians, Dr. Andrew Duncan, 
 Dr. James JafTray 
 Physicians Extraordinary, Dr. 
 Freer, Dr. Hope. 
 
 OFFICERS OF STATE. 
 
 Keeper of the Great Seal, Duke 
 oi Gordon 
 
 Lord Privy Seal, Viscount Mel¬ 
 ville 
 
 Lord Registrar, Lord Frederick 
 Campbell 
 
 Lord Advocate , Arch. Colqu- 
 houn, Esq. 
 
 Lord President of Session, Lord 
 Avontown 
 
 Lord Justice Clerk , Rt. Hon. Cha. 
 Hope. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE CROWN. 
 
 LordHighConstable, Earlof Errol 
 Heritable Standard-Bearer , Earl 
 of Lauderdale 
 
 Knight Marischal, Sir Robert 
 Lawrie, Bart; 400/. 
 
 Vice-Admiralty iscount Cathcart 
 Lord Justice-General , Duke of 
 Montrose 
 
 Lord Chief Baron, Rt. Hon. Ro¬ 
 bert Dundas. 
 
IIolyrood-House, Duke of Ha*- 
 mil ton 
 
 Linlithgow, Sir Thomas Livin; 
 stone, Bart. 
 
 Scoon, Earl of Mansfield 
 Falkland, Skene, of Hall yards 
 Lochmaben, Karl of Hopetoun 
 
 11? 
 
 KEEPERS OF PALACES. 
 
 D unstaffnage and Car rick, D;:ke 
 of Arjy le 
 
 Rot lisay-Castlr, Marquis of Bute 
 Dunfermline, Marquis of Tweed- 
 dale 
 
 Loch-Doon , Farl of Casslllis 
 Denoon-Custle, Duke of Arg; ( Ie. 
 
 Marquis of Huntley 
 Duke of Ar^le 
 Earl of Lglinton 
 
 Earl of Home 
 Marquis of Bute 
 Earl of Caithness 
 
 Aberdeen, 
 sir gyle, 
 styr, 
 
 Ilanjf, 
 
 Berwick, 
 
 Bute, 
 
 Caithness, ...j| 
 
 Clackmannan, Earl of Mansfield 
 Cromarty, R.B./E.M‘Leod, Lsq. 
 Dumfries, Earl of Dalkeith 
 Dunbaiion , Lord Elphinstonc 
 Edinburgh, 
 
 city of. Lord Provost 
 Edinburgh, 
 
 county of, Duke of Buccleugli 
 Elgin, Earl of Moray 
 
 Fife, Earl of Morton 
 
 lot far. Lord Douglas 
 
 LORD LIEUTENANTS, 
 First nominated in 1794. 
 
 Haddington, Farl of Hadd'n^fon 
 Inverness, F. W. Grant, Esq. 
 Kincardine, Vise. Arhuthnot 
 Kinross, Wm. Adam, Esq. 
 Kircudbrightf -zrl of St Ikirk 
 Lanark, Marquis of Douglas 
 Linlithgow, Earl of Jlonetoun 
 i\«*/7#, James Broair, i^q. 
 Orkney, Lord Dundas 
 E rth, Duke of Athol 
 R njrew, V’..Macdow ail,Esq. 
 Lord Sea fort li 
 Duke of Kucrleugh 
 Lord Napier 
 0 „ Duke of Montrose 
 Suthe, land, Marquis of Stailord 
 TweeddaU, Lord El:bank 
 IVigton, Earl of Galloway. 
 
 Ros 
 Roxburgh, 
 Stlki'L, 
 Stirling, 
 
 GREAT SEAL OFFICE. 
 
 Lo I*I"P‘ t < Dakc of Gordo '>. | Deputy Keeper anti Kin fit U'ri- 
 I ter , Caarles Gordon, Esq. 
 
 ( Deputy Usher, AdninW ilion,Fsq. 
 
 3000'. 
 
 PRIVY SEAL OFFICE. 
 
 Keeper, Viscount Melville,3000 I Writer to the Privy Sea’. J am e. 
 Deputy, Robt. Dandas, tsq.400’. | Stew a it Olipliai.t, Lsql 
 
 SIGNET-OFFICE. 
 
 Keeper, Hod. Robert Dundas I Deputy , Hush Warren dor. Fid. 
 Saunders, 3000 1. | Sab-Xetp.rfJohn Home, i.sq. 
 
 K 9 
 
11 * 
 
 LORD REGISTRAR'S' OFFICE. 
 
 7,on7 7? gislrar, Lord Frederick 1 W alkcr, Colin Mackenzie, IT. 
 
 Campbell, L200/. McDonald JRudK.nan, Isqrs. 
 
 D vufirs, George TItime, John Deputy Keep rsof Rrcords, Wm. 
 Pringle, James Ft Trier, James I Robcrbon, Alex. Robertson. 
 
 COURT OJ 
 Lord President, Rt. lion. Robt. 
 
 Blair, Lord Avontown,30G0/. 
 l.ord Just ice Clerk, Right Hon. 
 Charles Hope, 1.500?. 
 
 Lords o f Session, J280\ rack. 
 William Craig, Lord Craig 
 Wm. Bailtie, Lord Polkrmmct 
 SbAVm. MilL r, Lit. Lord Gif nice 
 Alien Maconochie, Lord Mea¬ 
 dow bank 
 
 Rob rt Collen, Lord Cullen 
 Sir Wm. Honey man, Bart. Lord 
 Armadale 
 
 Win. M 4 Lend Banatyne, Lord 
 Ban at \ ne 
 
 COURT OF . 
 7,ord Justice General, Duke of 
 Montrose, 2000'. 
 
 I ord Justice Clerk, Right Hon. 
 Charles Hope, HOG?. 
 
 Comm is si c n /*•;, 780/. each. 
 Lords Craig, Cullen, Armadale, 
 Meadow bank, and He+mand 
 Lord Advocate* R iglif Hon. Arch. 
 Colquhoim, 1500/. 
 
 SESSION. 
 
 Claude Irvine Boswell,Lord Bal- 
 muto 
 
 Geo. Forgnsson, Ixml Harmand 
 Alex. Fraser Ty tier, Lord Wood* 
 horse lee 
 
 Wm. Roberlson, Lord Robertson 
 Charles Hay, Lord Newton 
 Arch. Campbell, Lord Succoth 
 Pi inrip ill Cfrrks of Session, John 
 Pringle^ James FerrifT, James 
 Walker. Colin Mackenzie, II. 
 M 4 Don a Id Buchanan, Walter 
 Scott, Esqr.'i 
 
 Registrar of Sasincs, Tlon. Robt. 
 Dundas Saunders. 
 
 USTICIARV. 
 
 Advocate on the Circuits , Alex* 
 Macon o: Me,- iso. 
 Solicitor-Genera /, David Boyle. 
 I so. W0 
 
 Principal Clerk, Robert Dnndas 
 APQuecn, Esq. ‘200/. 
 
 /> p. Cl rk, Mr. Lhomas Smith 
 Croien Agent, Hugh Warrender, 
 Es<{. . . • ' k 
 
 COURT OF EXCHEQUER. 
 
 Lord Chi f Baron, Right Hon. 
 
 Robert Dnndas, 20001. 
 
 Barons , Hon. Fletcher Norton, 
 S075/.G.Buchan Hepburn,Esq. 
 Sir John Stewart, Bart. James 
 Clerk, Esq. 1200'. each 
 King s Remembrancer, Sir Pa¬ 
 trick Murray, Kart. 1000/. 
 Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer, 
 Arch. Ferrier* Estj. 200/. ‘ . 
 Solicitor, John Buchan, Esq.140!, 
 
 Principal Auditor, JamrsTown- 
 send Oswald, Esq. 1200/. 
 
 Cl rks of the Pipe, James Walker 
 and Jo. A. Murray, Fiqrs.20tB. 
 
 Presenter of-Signatures* Sir Jas. 
 Montgomery, Bart. 531. 
 
 Rereiver-General of Land Rents , 
 Alex' Maclean, Esq. G50?. 
 
 Bee. General af Bisirpps Bents, 
 Sir Jofm Anstrutlu r, Kt. 400/. 
 
 Her. LVtfcr,J.Gn>Von;EsqA7 l/.lOi 
 
119 
 
 COURT OF ADMIRALTY. 
 
 Lord Vice-Admiral, \ isc. Cath- 
 eart, 1000?. 
 
 Judge ofthe Admit ally , Richard 
 Hodgson Cay, 400/. 
 
 Deputy , Janies Rod dir, Esq. 
 Procurator Fiscal , Alex. Kidd, 
 Esq. 
 
 Clerk , Wm. Campbell, Esq. 
 
 COURT OF CHANCERY. 
 
 Directory Karl of Rosslyn.— Deputy y James Dundas, Esq. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE MINT. 
 
 General, * 
 
 300 /. 
 
 Mastery Rob/.Hepburn,!sq.200/. 
 Harden, Law r. t ragic, Esq. 150/. 
 
 Assay- Mastery 100/. 
 
 Engraver, Mr. YV. Jamieson, 50/. 
 Smithy Mr. Alex. Boog, 'M. 
 
 POST-OFFICE. 
 
 Postmaster-General, Lord Gray 
 Secretary , Win. Kerr, Esq. 
 Solicitor, Joseph Gillou, Esq. 
 Accountant, John Buchan, « fc q. 
 Surveyors, Frau. Ronaldson and 
 James Shearer, Esqrs. 
 Inspector of Dead and Mis-scnt 
 
 Letters, YViliiam Young, Esq. 
 Cleric of the English Road, Mr. 
 Arc.li. Hume 
 
 Clerk of the If est Road , Mr. S. 
 Mathew 
 
 Clerk of the Norl/t Road, Mr. 
 David Buchan 
 
 EXCISE-OFFICE. 
 
 Commissi oners, 1 ThomasYV ha rt on, 
 James Sedgwick, James Jack- 
 « n, i r< dericl I dthcringham, 
 Samuil Rose, Esqrs. 800?-. earh 
 Comptroller, K. VVharton Duir, 
 Esq. 
 
 See. Adam Pearson, Fsq. 440'. 
 Auditor^ John Phi lip Wood, I >q. 
 Cashier, Sir James t-’raut, Bart. 
 Solicitors, James Jackson, John 
 Bonar, Esqrs. 
 
 Agent, Kobt. Dundas, Esq. 200/. 
 
 BOARD OF 
 
 <" trrhbrii Ed\v. Far), Esq. 1200/. 
 
 Commissioners, Jr». MefirvCoch¬ 
 rane, Rich. Klliston Philips, 
 Shadrach Moyse, Hen.Veitcb, 
 Esqrs. 440/. eacli 
 
 Secretary, Maurice YVest, Esq. 
 
 Solicitor, Alex. Osborn, Esq. 
 
 in pcctors-Ucnerol of Out-Forts, 
 
 I .ord Colville, G. Cunningham, 
 Esq. 
 
 CUSTOMS. 
 
 Inspector-General of Imports and 
 Export , Alex, ('leghorn, Esq. 
 
 Complroller-Gcn. Earl ol Leven 
 and Melville 
 
 Examiners of Customs, David 
 Anderson, Pair. Blake, Esqrs. 
 
 Inspector of Seisurcs, Francis 
 Anderson, Esq. 
 
 Receiver-General , John Camp¬ 
 bell, Esq. 
 

 120 
 
 HERALD-OFFICE, 
 
 Lord Lion, for Life, Earl of 
 Kinnonl, GOO'. 
 
 Clerk, James Home, Esq. 
 
 Keeper of the Lion Records , Ro¬ 
 bert Rankin, Esq. 
 
 Heralds, 25 1. each. 
 Albany, James Mitchell 
 Foss, Thomas Husband 
 Fothsay , Robert Dick 
 Marchmont , Thomas Small 
 
 Snotvdoivn, Kenneth M ( Ken»e 
 Islay, Robert Grant. 
 
 Pursuivant-, 16'. each. 
 Unicorn, David Taylor 
 Bute, Alex. l.aw 
 Carrick, John Grieve 
 Kiri tyre, James Geddcs 
 Ormond , W. Allan 
 l)instrait, Robert Thomson. 
 
 ST/ 
 
 Commander of the Forces, Lieut. 
 Gen. Lord'Vise. Cathcart 
 
 Aides-de-Camp, Capt. Hon. Fra. 
 Cathcart, 2d Dragoons 
 
 Military Sec. Capt. lx>rd Robert 
 Kerr, G;h Gar.Bat. 
 
 Lieut. (Jen. A. Campbell, Perth 
 
 Aide-de^Camjp, Capt. Geo. Mar- 
 lay, 25th Eoot 
 
 Lieut. Gen. Earl of Rosslvn 
 
 Ma':or-Gcn. Donald Macdonald, 
 Aberdeen 
 
 Major o f Brigade, ('apt. G. Mac- 
 donell, 8th Foot 
 
 Major-Gen. Lord Elphins'one, 
 Glasgow 
 
 Aide-de- Camp, Capt. T. O. J ones, 
 26th Foot 
 
 Major-Gen. Thomas Peter, Had¬ 
 dington 
 
 Aide-de-Camp, Capt. Jas. Boyd, 
 89th Foot 
 
 Ma jor o f Brigade, Capt. C. John¬ 
 ston, 8th Garrison Bat. 
 
 Major-Gen. Jas. Durham, Cupar 
 
 F V. 
 
 Major of Brigade, Brevet Ma¬ 
 jor James Palmer, 3d Gar. Rat. 
 
 Major-Gen. Hon. David Leslie, 
 Musselburgh 
 
 Ma'or-Gen. Thomas Scott, Edin¬ 
 burgh 
 
 Aide-de-Camp, Capt. Arch.Mac- 
 lean, 94th Foot. 
 
 Brig. Gen. Francis I,aye. Royal 
 Artillery, Leith-Fort 
 
 Deputy Adjutant-General, Brig. 
 Gen. John Hope, 60th Foot 
 
 Assist. Adj. Gen. Lt. Col. John 
 Goulston PriceTucker,8thO.B. 
 
 Ddjp. Quartermaster-Gen. Major- 
 Gen. Alex. Dirom,44tb Foot 
 
 Assist. Quartermaste.rs-Gen. Lt. 
 Col. J ames Stewart, 69th Foot; 
 Major Hon. Charles M. Cath¬ 
 cart; Major Hon. John Ram¬ 
 say, b. p.; Major John John¬ 
 son, 77th Foot; Lieut. Patrick 
 Tytler, 4th Roval Vet. Bat. 
 
 Deputy Judge-Advocate, Burnet 
 Bruce, Esq. 
 
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 IRELAND. 
 
 n LO*D*UEVTEXJyT JSD GOVERXOTi-GESBnAt, 
 
 IS Excellency Charles Duke of Richmond, 16,000/. per annum . 
 
 PEERS. 
 
 [For the Representatives in Parliament see page 23.] 
 
 PEERS OF THE BLOOD ROYAL. 
 
 1784 His Royal Highness Frederick, Duke of York, and Earl of 
 Ulster. 
 
 1786 His Royal Highness William Henry, Duke of Clarence, and 
 Lari ol Munster. 
 
 1799 His Royal Highness Edward, Duke of Kent, and Earl of 
 Dublin. 
 
 - His Royal Highness Ernest Augustus, Duke of Cumberland, 
 
 and Earl of Armagh. 
 
 1764 His Royal Highness William Frederick, Duke of Glouce¬ 
 ster, and Lari of Connaught. 
 
 DUKE, AND HIS ELDEST SON. 
 
 1766 Fitzgerald, Duke of Leinster, Earl of 
 
 Otfaley [Vise. Leinster in England] Marquis of Kildare. 
 MARQUISES, AND THEIR ELDEST SONS. 
 
 1789 Beresford, Marquis of Waterford [Lord 
 Tyrone in England] 
 
 -Hill, Marquis of Downshirc [Earl of 
 
 Hillsborough in England] 
 
 1791 Chichester, Marquis of Donnegal [Lord 
 Fishenvick in England] 
 
 -Moore,Marquis of Drogheda [Ld. Moore 
 
 in England] 
 
 1799 Wellesley, Marquis Wellesley ("Lord 
 
 Wellesley in England] 
 
 1800 O’Bryen, Marquis of Thomond 
 
 -Taylor, Marquis of Headfort 
 
 -Browne, Marquis of Sligo [Lord Mont- 
 
 eagle in England] 
 
 -Loftus, Marquis of Ely [Lord Loftus in 
 
 England] 
 
 EARLS. 
 
 1327 Butler, Earl of Ormonde and Ossory 
 [Lord Butler in England] 
 
 1543 De Burgh, Earl of Clanricardc 
 
 Earl of Tyrone 
 
 -of Hillsborough 
 
 -of Belfast 
 
 Viscount Moore 
 
 Earl of Mornington 
 
 -of Inchiquin 
 
 -of Bcctive 
 
 -of Altamont 
 
 -Loftus. 
 
 Viscount Thurle* 
 Lord JDunkellyn 
 

 122 
 
 1620 Boyle, Earl of Cork and Orrery [Lord 
 
 Boyle in England] 
 
 1621 Nugent, Earl of Westmeath 
 
 1622 Dillon, Earl of Roscommon 
 
 -Fielding, Earl of Desmond ([Earl of Den¬ 
 bigh in England] 
 
 1627 Brabazon, Eavl of Mrath 
 -Barrv, Earl of Barrymore 
 
 1628 Plunket, Earl of Firtgal 
 1647 Lambart, Earl of Cavan 
 
 1661 Talbot, Earl of Waterford and Wexford 
 [Earl of Shrewsbury in England] 
 
 1634 Forbes, Earl of Granard [Lord Granard 
 in England] 
 
 1691 Ginkel, Earl of Athlone 
 1716 Fitzwillinm, Earl Fitzwilliam [Earl 
 Fitzwilliam in England] 
 
 1722 Fitzmauriee, Earl of Kerry 
 1725 Bligh, Earl of Darnley [Lord Clifton in 
 England] 
 
 1733 Perceval, Earl of Egmonf [Lord Lovel 
 and Holland in England] 
 
 1739 Ponsonby, Earl of Bcsborough [Lord 
 Ponsonby in England] 
 
 1748 Butler, Earl of Can iek 
 
 1751 Fitzpatrick, Earl of Upper Ossory [I d. 
 
 Upper Ossory in England] 
 
 1753 Petty, Earl of Shelburne [Marquis of 
 Lansdown in 1 nglandl 
 1756 Boyle, Earl of Shannon [Lord Carleton 
 in England] 
 
 -Skeilington, Earl of Massarerne 
 
 —- Butler, F.arl of Iianesborough 
 -Rochfort, Earl of Belvidere 
 
 1759 DulT, Earl of Fife [Lord Fife in Eng.] 
 
 1760 Ludlow, Earl Ludlow 
 
 1761 Carpenter, Earl of Tyreonnel 
 
 1762 Hastings, Earl of Moira [Lord Rawdon 
 
 and Hnngerford in England] 
 
 -Gore, Earl of Arran 
 
 -Stopford, Earl of Courtown [Lord Sal- 
 
 tersford in England] 
 
 1763 Leeson, Earl of Miltown 
 -Caulfeild, Earl of Charlemont 
 
 1766 Saville, Eiarl of Mexborongh 
 
 •-Tumour, Earl of Winterlon 
 
 1767 St. Law rence, Karl of Howth 
 
 1768 King, Karl of King ton 
 1771 JVlolyneuA, Earl of Sefton 
 
 Vise. Dungarvoa 
 Lord Delvin 
 - Kilkenny 
 
 Viscount Callan 
 Baron Ardee 
 Viscount Bnttevant 
 Lord Killeen 
 Viscount Kilcoursy 
 
 Lord Talbot 
 
 Viscount Forbes 
 Viscount Aghrim 
 
 Viscount Milton 
 Vise. Clamnaurice 
 
 Lord Clifton 
 
 Viscount Perceval 
 
 Vise. Duncannon 
 Viscount ikernne 
 
 Lord Gow ran 
 
 Vise. Fitzmauriee 
 
 Viscount Bo\le 
 Lord Loughneagh 
 I.d. New ton Butler 
 V scoent Bt Ifnld 
 Viscount Macduff 
 Viscount Preston 
 Vise. Carlingford 
 
 Lord Rawdon 
 Viscount Sudley 
 
 Viscount Stopford 
 Vise. Rusborough 
 Lord Caulfeijd 
 Vise. Pollington 
 Viscount Tumour 
 Vise. St. Lawrence 
 Vise. Kingsborough 
 Viscount Molyneux 
 
1771 
 
 1776 
 
 12S 
 
 1777 
 
 17.50 
 
 1765 
 
 1789 
 
 179) 
 
 1795 
 
 1796 
 
 17ii7 
 
 1809 
 
 1803 
 
 1806 
 
 Jocelyn, Earl of Roden 
 V aughan, Karl of Lisburne 
 Meade, Lari of Clanwilltam 
 lemple, Lari :\u^ n [ Marquis of Buck- 
 ingiiam in England] 
 
 Crosbic, Earl of laiidore 
 Stratford, l ari of Aldborough 
 Moor •, Earl of Mo mteash 1 
 Faki nham, Earl of Longford 
 Dawson, Earl of Portarlmgton 
 Alawvell, Lari of Eurnham 
 Luttrell, Lari of Cariiaiupton 
 Bourke, Lari of Mayo 
 Ajwesley, Lari of Ann^sley 
 Cole, Lari of 1 nnUk.ll n 
 Creignton, Lari of Erne 
 Proln, Lari oi Carysfort [Lord Carys- 
 fort in England] 
 
 Butler, Earl of Kilkenny 
 Anncsley, Lari of Mountnorri 3 
 Culle, Lari of Drsart 
 Scott, Earl of Clonmell 
 Howard, Lari of Wicklow 
 Fitzgibbon, Lari of Clare [Lord Fitz- 
 gibbon] 
 
 Clements, Lari of Leitrim 
 Bingham, Lari of Lucan 
 Stewart, Lari of Londonderry 
 Co'rry, Lari of Bel more 
 Consngiiam, Lari Conyngham 
 Mathew, Lari of Landalf 
 O’Neil, Lari O'Neil 
 Bernard Earl of Bundon 
 Stewart, Earl of Castle-Stewart 
 Hutchinson, Lari of Donoughmore 
 Alexander, Earl of Cali don 
 Browne, I arl of Kenmare 
 Ferrv, 1 arl of Limerick 
 1 rencii Lc Foer, Lari of Clancarty 
 Acheson, Lari of Gosford 
 Parsons, Earl of Ross*' 
 
 Agar, Lari of Normaniown 
 Bury, Lari of CharlevtUe 
 
 Viscount Jocelyn 
 Lord Vaughan 
 -Gilford 
 
 Earl Temple 
 Viscount Crosbie 
 Viscount Amiens 
 Lord Kilworth 
 —-— Fake nham 
 Viscount Carlow 
 
 V iscount Maxwell 
 Lord Irnbam 
 Viscount Bourk?* 
 Vjsc. Glerawley 
 Viscount Cole 
 Viscount Creighton 
 
 Viscount Proby 
 
 V isc. Mountgarret 
 Viscount Val< ncia 
 
 V ;sc. Castle-Cuife 
 Lord Larlsfort 
 
 - Clonmore 
 
 Vise. Fitzgibbon 
 Viscount Clements 
 Lord Bingham 
 Vise. Castlereagh 
 Viscount Corry 
 Vis. Mount-diaries 
 Viscount Matliew 
 Viscount Raymond 
 v iscount Bernard 
 Viscount Stewart 
 Lord Suirdale 
 Vise. Alexander 
 
 V isc. Castle-Rosse 
 Lord Glentwortb 
 Viscount Dunlo 
 Viscount Acheson 
 Lord Oxmantoun 
 Viscount Somerton 
 Lord Tullamore. 
 
 VISCOUNTS. 
 
 1178 Proton, Vise. Gormanston 
 16;*) Villiers, Vise. Grandison 
 [Earl of Jersey in Eng.l 
 1621 Lee, Vise. Dillon 
 
 1622 Ncttcrvillr, Vis. Netterville 
 1625 Needham, Vise. Kilmorey 
 1628 Lumley,Visc. Lumlev [Earl 
 of Scarborough in Engl 
 
162$ Smyth e, Vise. Strangford 
 
 -Taaffe, Vise. Taaffe 
 
 -Jones, Vise. Ranelagh 
 
 1629 Fitzwilliam,V.Fit£william 
 1612 Cockaine, Vise. Cullen 
 1643 Bulkeley, Vise. Bulkeley 
 [Lord Bulkeley in Eng-3 
 16G1 C’holmondeley, Vise. Cnol- 
 inondeley[Ud Chclmonde- 
 ley in Eng.] 
 
 16S1 Dawnay, Vise. Downe [Ld. 
 
 Dawnay in Eng.] 
 
 1700 Howe, Vise. Howe 
 1710 Hamilton, Vise. Strabane 
 [MarquisofAbercorn,Hng. 
 Earl of Abercorn in Scotl.] 
 
 1716 Molesworth, V.Molcswortli 
 
 1717 Chetwynd, Vise. Chetwynd 
 —— Brodrick, Vise. Middleton 
 
 [Lord Brodrick in Eng.] 
 
 -Gus. Hamilton, Vise. Boyne 
 
 -Allen, Vise. Allen 
 
 1719 Grinr.ston, Vise. Grimston, 
 
 [Lord Verulamin England, 
 Lord Forrester in Scotl.j 
 
 1720 Barrington, V. Barrington 
 
 -Gage,V.Gage[L.Gage,Lng.] 
 
 1722 Temple, Vise. Palmerston 
 
 124 
 
 1727 Arundel, Vise. Galway 
 1743 Wingfield, V. Powerscourt 
 1751 Flower, Vise. Ashbrook 
 1763 Morres, Vise. Mountmorrcs 
 1766 Trevor, Vise. Dungannon 
 
 -Southwell, Vise. Southwell 
 
 -Vescv, Vise. De Vesci 
 
 -Fortescue, Vise. Clermont 
 
 1780 Hew itt, \ iso. Lifi’ord 
 
 -Ward, Viscount Bangor 
 
 -Lambe. Vise. Melbourne 
 
 -Ellis, Vise. Ciifden [Lord 
 
 Mendip in Eng.] 
 
 1785 Dawson, Vise. Cremorne 
 
 -Sentleger, Vise. Dunrraile 
 
 1791 Knox, Vise. Northland 
 -Pomeroy, Vise. Harberton 
 
 1794 Maude, Vise. Hawarden 
 
 1795 Gardiner, Vise. Mount joy 
 1797 Carleton, Vise. Carleton 
 1800 Yelverton, Visc. Avonmore 
 
 -Longfield, Vis. Longucville 
 
 -White, Vise. B mtry 
 
 -Monck, Vise. Monck 
 
 -Wolfe, Vise. Kilwarden 
 
 1806 Upton, Vise. Templelown 
 
 -CrCallaghan, Vise. Lismore 
 
 -King, Vise. Lorton. 
 
 1181 De Courcy, Lord Klngsale 
 1439 Barnwell, Ld. Trimlestow n 
 
 -Randel Plunkct, Lord Dun- 
 
 sany 
 
 1541 Tho. Plunket, Lord Louth 
 1543 Butler, Lord Cahier 
 
 1620 Digby, Lord Digby [Earl 
 
 Digby in Eng.] 
 
 1621 Blaney, Lord Blaney 
 1627 Sherard, Lord Shcrard [Earl 
 
 of llarborough in Eng.] 
 
 1712 Scymour,Ld.Conway [Mar- 
 q'uis of Hertford in Eng.] 
 1718 Frcke, Lord Carbery 
 
 -Aylmer, Lord Aylmer 
 
 1758 Lvsaght, Lord Lisle 
 1762 Hanger, Lord Coleraine 
 
 -Clive, Lord Clive [Earl of 
 
 Pow is in Eng.] 
 
 BARONS. 
 1768 
 
 1770 
 1776 
 
 1777 
 
 1780 
 
 1782 
 
 1783 
 
 Phipps, Ld. Muigravc[Ld. 
 
 Mulgrave in Eng.] 
 Perceval, Lord Arden [Ld. 
 
 Arden in Eng.] 
 
 Phillips, Lord Milford 
 Wynn, Lord New borough 
 Macdonald, Ld. Macdonald 
 Edwardrs, Ld. Kensington 
 Lyttelton, Lord Westcote 
 [Lord Lvttleton in Eng.] 
 Ongley, Lord Ongley 
 Massey, Lord Massey 
 Robinson, Lord Rolceby 
 Deane, Lord Aluskerry 
 Holroyd, Lord Sheflield[Ld. 
 
 Sheffield in E ng.] 
 
 Hood, Lord Ilood[Viscount 
 Hood in Eng.] 
 
 Tonson, Lord Riversdalf 
 
4fe 
 
 1TS3 Pennington, U1. Muneaster 1*00 
 1785 Malone, Lord Sunderlin 
 
 1789 Eden, liord Auckland [Ld. 
 
 Auckland in Eng.] 
 
 -Browne, Lord Kilmaine 
 
 - Lawless, Lord Cloncurry 
 
 —— Lard lev. Lord Kardley 
 
 1790 Agar, Lord Gallon 
 —— Dillon, Lord Clonbroek 
 
 1791 Fitzherbert, Ld. St. Helens 
 
 [Lord St. Helens in Eng.] 
 
 1792 Cavendish, Lord Waterpark 
 
 1794 Graves, Lord Graves 
 - Hood, Lord Bridport [Vise. 
 
 Bridport in 1 ng.] 
 
 1795 Parkins, Lord Rancliffe 
 
 1796 Vanneck, Ld. Huntingfield 
 
 - - Smith, laird Carrington [Ld. 
 
 Carrington in ling.] 
 
 -Wcstenrae, Lord Kossmore 
 
 1797 Elphinstone, Lord Keith 
 
 [Lord Keith in Lng.] 
 
 -Hotham, Lord Hot ham 
 
 - Cuff, Lord T\raw ley 
 
 - Wynn, Ixml Headley 
 
 - Shore, Lord Teignmouth 
 
 1798 French, I,ord French 1806 
 
 1799 Eden, Lord Henley i 
 
 PEERESSES. 
 
 1785 Anne Catharine M*Donnell, Countess of Antrim. 
 
 1797 Margaretta Emilia Foster, Viscountess Ferrard, Lady of the 
 flight Hon. John Foster 
 
 1803 Charlotte Newcomen, Viscountess Newcomen, widow of Sir 
 W. G. Newcomen, Bart. 
 
 1792 Mary Verney, Baroness Fermanagh, niece of the late Earl 
 Verney. 
 
 -Grace Toler, Baroness Norwood, Lady of Lord Norbury. 
 
 — Anne Crofton, Baroness Crofton. 
 
 1S00 Mary Elizabeth Grenville Nugent Temple, Baroness Nugent, 
 l^idv of the Marquis of Buckingham, daughter of the late 
 
 Whitworth, Ld. Whitworth 
 Coote, Lord Gasilecoote 
 Rowley, Lord i.angford 
 Blaquiere, Ld-DeBlaquiere 
 .M or res, Lord Frankfort 
 Major, Lord H riniker 
 Blackwood, Lord Dutlerin 
 and C’lanei)oye 
 Quin, Lord Ada re 
 Mullins, Lord Ventry 
 Hare, Lord Ennismore 
 Blake, Lord Wallscourt 
 Sandford, Ld. Mount-Sand- 
 ford 
 
 Prittie, Lord Donally 
 Preston, Lord Tara 
 Mahon, Lord Hurt land 
 Bingham, Lord Glaumorris 
 Fitzgerald, L- rd Lecale 
 Waldegrave, Ld. Rads lock 
 Douglas, Lord < denbervie 
 Toler, Lord Norbury 
 Gardner, Lord Gardner [Ld. 
 
 Gardner in Eng] 
 
 Trench. Lord As.htown 
 Massey, Lord Cteiina 
 Tlieliibson, Ld. Renriiesham. 
 
 Earl Nugent. 
 
 ARCHBISHOPS AND BISHOPS. 
 
 ARCHBISHOPS. 
 
 Armagh, Right Hon.Wm. Stuart, 
 
 I). D. 
 
 Dublin, Right Hon. Euseby Clea¬ 
 ver D. IK 
 
 Cashel, Right Hon. Charles Bro- 
 drick, D. 1). 
 
 Tuam , Right Hon. Wm. BiAvs- 
 ford, D. D. 
 
 L 
 
BISHOPS. 
 
 ,*/ '//•, Plight Hon. Thomas Lewis 
 O'Beirne, D. 1). 
 
 Kildare, Right lion. CharlesDal- 
 nmplc Lindsay, L 1 . D. 
 
 1): Ignore ,Thomas Percy, D. C. L. 
 Up/'iin, Joliii Law , D. 1). 
 
 Cloy nr, Win. Rennet, 1). 1). 
 
 ]terry, Hon. Wm. Knox, 1). D. 
 Clog her, John Porter, I). C. L. 
 Kit tala arid Achonry, Joseph 
 Stock, D. i> 
 
 Kilmore , Gee. l)c le Poor Beres- 
 
 ford, i). t . I . 
 
 Downc, and Ccnnor, Nathaniel 
 
 Alexander, D. 1>. 
 
 Waterford and lAsmore, lion. 
 Power Trench Le Poer,i).C. L. 
 
 Clcnfertand Ki'macduagh, Chris¬ 
 topher But*on, D. D. 
 
 Kill aloe and Kitfenora , Lord Ro- 
 bertTottenham Lofnis, l). C. L. 
 
 Rap hoc. Lord Geo. John Bercs- 
 ford, O. 1). 
 
 ();sory, John Kearney, I). I). 
 
 Limerick, Ardfert, and Aghadoe, 
 Charles Al. Warburton, J>. 1). 
 
 Cor A: «nd /itm, Hon. Thomas St. 
 lawrence, D. D. 
 
 Leigh tin and Femes, lion. Pcrcv 
 Jocelyn, D. D. 
 
 KNIGIITS OF TIIE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS ORDER Or ST. 
 PATRICK. 
 
 Instituted 5th Feb. 1733. 
 
 THE SOrLKEWX. 
 
 Grand Master, Duke of Richmond. 
 
 Drog- 
 
 Dvke of Kent 
 Marquis of 
 heda 
 Marquis Wellesley 
 1 ail of Courtown 
 Lari of Cary5fort 
 
 Fai l of Ormonde and Earl of Roden 
 Ov ory Marquis of Ely 
 
 Viscount Dillon Earl of Shannon 
 
 Earl Cor.yngham Earl O’Neil 
 
 Marquis of Waterford Marquis of Thomond 
 Marquis of Ileadfort Marquis of Sligo. 
 Prelate of lhe Order , Archbishop of Armagh. 
 
 Chancellor , Archbishop of Dublin. 
 
 Registrar, Dean of St. Patrick. 
 
 Secretary, Frederick John Falconer, Esq. 
 
 G nvalogist, Stuart Bruce, Esq. 
 
 Usher of the l)la>k llod. Sir Charles Vernon, Knt. 
 
 U! ter King of 'Anns,'Attendant on the Order, Sir Chichester For- 
 tcscue, Knt. 
 
 Pursuivant at Arms, Major G. T. Ridsdale, Bryant Conner, Theo. 
 It. O’Flaherty, and 1\ Kennedy, 1 sqrs. 
 
 Motto, Quis separabit.— llinfeox, Sky-Blue. 
 
 THE KING'S MOST IION. PRIVY COUNCIL. 
 
 Arclibis hop of Armagh 
 l^ord Chancellor 
 Archbishop of Dublin 
 
 Archbishop of Cash? 11 
 Afchb sliej) of 'luam 
 Marquis of Abcrcorn 
 
 Marquis of Hertford 
 
 -of Waterford 
 
 -of Dounegal 
 
m 
 
 Alurquis of Drogheda ■ Bishop of Meath 
 
 -Wellesley ! Bishop of Kildare 
 
 • of Thomond Lord Grenville 
 
 — -of I’ly 
 
 liarl Buckinghamsh. 
 
 -of Harrington 
 
 -of Ormonde 
 
 -of Westmeath 
 
 -of Granard 
 
 -of Courtown 
 
 -of Roden 
 
 -of Gland ore 
 
 -of Carhampton 
 
 -of Annesley 
 
 *-of Erne 
 
 -of Carysfort 
 
 -of Momitqorris 
 
 -of Londonderry 
 
 -■ of Donoughmore 
 
 -of Chiclw stci* 
 
 -of Limerick 
 
 -of Rosse 
 
 Lord Fred. Campbell 
 -“ 7 — Hen. Fitzgerald 
 Viscount Dillon 
 
 -Carlcton 
 
 --- Longueville 
 
 -— Castlereagh 
 
 — -Cat heart 
 
 — -- Wellington 
 
 — Auckland 
 
 - Mnskerry 
 
 - Callan 
 
 - St. Helens 
 
 - Ty raw ley 
 
 -r D'e Blaquiere 
 
 - Castlecoote 
 
 - Frankfort 
 
 - locale 
 
 - Glenbcrvie 
 
 - Norhury 
 
 - Redesdale 
 
 Charles Abbott 
 John Foster 
 Hon. Rd. Fitzpatrick 
 
 - Denis Browne 
 
 - Hen. P.dw. Fox 
 
 - George Knox 
 
 —— Robert Ward 
 Win. Downes 
 John Philpot Curran 
 Hon. Wn»; Forward 
 Standish O'Grady 
 Sir 1 ler. I .angrishe, Bt. 
 
 Sir John Newport, Bt. 
 
 Sir John Stewart, Bt. 
 
 Nicholas Vansittart 
 Chief Clerk of the. Council, Viscount Clifdeni 
 Keeper of the Council Records, E. Cooke, Isq. 
 
 Sir Evan Nepran, Bt. 
 SirW. Meadows, K.B. 
 fheoplidus Jones 
 Henry King 
 Wmi Windham 
 George Ogle 
 Thomas Kelly 
 David La touch'* 
 James Fitzgerald 
 Isaac Corry 
 Sackville Hamilton 
 St. George Daly 
 Maurice Fitzgerald 
 J n. Ormsby Vandeleur 
 Wm. Handcock 
 John Staples 
 W m. W’iekhnm 
 Charles Long 
 Wm. Conyg. Plunkett 
 Wm. Bagwell 
 George Ponsonbv 
 Wm. Elliott 
 Denis Bowes Daly 
 Henry Grattan 
 Wm. Saurin 
 Pat.Duigenan, D.C.L. 
 Sir Geo. Fitz. Hill 
 Hon.Tho. Hen. Foster 
 
 -R. 1). Saunders 
 
 -Wm. W. Pole. 
 
 OFFICERS 
 Lord Almoner, Archbishop of 
 Armagh, (the Primate) 
 Principal Secretary of State, and 
 C k ief Secret ary tot hcLo rd /Ac u- 
 tenunt , Rt. lion. Win. W. Pole 
 Under Secretary , Sir Cha. Sax¬ 
 ton, Bart. 
 
 Secretary for the provinces of Ul¬ 
 ster and Munster , and Private 
 Secret, to the Lord Lieutenant, 
 Captain Ready 
 
 Under Sec. for the Military De¬ 
 partment\ Sir Edward leaker 
 Littlehalcs, Bart. 
 
 L 3 
 
 OF STATE. 
 
 Keeper of the Privy Seal, Right 
 Hon. Charles Abbott 
 Deputy , Dugald Campbell, Fsrt. 
 Physician, Jas. Cleghorn, M. I). 
 Surgeons, Messrs. Hume and 
 Archer 4 
 
 Ulster King of Arms , Rear-Ad. 
 
 Sir Chichester Fortcscue, Knt. 
 Athlone Pursuivant at Anns, G. 
 
 T. llidsdale, Esq. 
 
 Solicitors in Criminal Causes, Ni- 
 cliolas Morrison and T. Kem- 
 mis, Fsq. 
 
 Sergeants at Arms , Mac Clin- 
 
128 
 
 took and Wm. Foster Mac Clin- | Wm. John Skeffington 
 tock, } sqi Surveyor of Crown-Lands, Right 
 
 Constable of Bullin-Castle, Hon. i Hon. F. Corry. 
 
 TREASURY-OFFICE. 
 
 Lords Commissioner.*, Earl of 
 Posse, Rt. Hon. John Foster, 
 Vise. Wellington, K. B. Hon. 
 Thos. Henry Foster, Sir Geo. 
 
 Fitzgerald Ilill, Bart. John 
 Barry, Cha. Vereker, Esqr«. 
 Seenturn, lion. Geo. Cavendish 
 Chief Clerk, James Crofton, Esq. 
 
 COURT OF EXCHEQUER. 
 
 Chancellor of the Exchequer , Rt. 
 
 Hon. John Foster 
 Lord Chief Baron, Right Hon. 
 
 Standish O'Grady 
 Baron*, Denis George, Win. 
 Smith, and James APClclaud, 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Audit or»-Gencral, Earl of Roden, 
 Viscount Jocelyn 
 Deputy, * 
 
 Clerk of the Pc Us, Earl of Buck¬ 
 inghamshire 
 
 Rccducr-Gcncral and Paymaster 
 , of Customs and Excise, Sir 
 George Shoe, Bart. 
 
 Deputy, Arthur Hume, Esq. 
 Teller of the Exchequer, Hon.- 
 Richard Neville 
 Chief Chamberlain, Wm. Henry 
 Palmer, Fsq. 
 
 COURT OF 
 
 Lord Chancellor, Rt. Hon. Lord 
 
 Manners 
 
 Secretary, Tho. Lockwood, Fsq. 
 Master o ' the Rolls, Right Hpn. 
 
 John Philpot Curran 
 Deputy, Rich. Etherington, Esq. 
 Moders in Chancery, V in. llcnn, 
 Ldw. Wesibv, Stew art King, 
 and Thomas Ellis, Esqrs. 
 
 Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper, 
 Earl of Westmeath 
 Deputy, Thomas Bourchier, Esq. 
 
 CHANCERY. 
 
 Registrars, Viscount Avonmore, 
 Hon. B. J. Yelvcrton 
 
 Deputy and Cur sit or, Tho. Pren- 
 dergast. Esq. 
 
 Accountant-General, Hen. Cope, 
 Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Recognizances, W, 
 M‘Kay, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Report-Office, John 
 Pollock, Esq. 
 
 Examiners, Thomas Quinan, T. 
 G. Digby, Esqrs. 
 
 COURT OF KING s BENCH. 
 
 J.ord Chief Justice, Right lion. 
 
 Win; Downes, L. L. D. 
 Judges, Robert Day, Cha. Os¬ 
 borne, Esqrs. Right lion. St. 
 Ceo. Daly 
 
 Clerks of the Crown, Lord Henry 
 Seymour, Lord Robt. Seymour 
 Deputy, Walter Bourue, Esq. 
 Protonotaries , Robt. Hamilton, 
 Rowley Iieylaud, Esqrs. 
 
129 
 
 COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 
 
 Lord Chief Justice, Lord Nor- 
 bury 
 
 Judges, Luke Fox, Edw. Mayne, 
 >V m. Fletcher, Esqrs. 
 
 Keeper of the Writs , D. and \V. 
 
 C. Babington, Esqrs. 
 Protonotaries, lion. Tho. Ivnox, 
 Hon. Y'esey Knox. 
 
 KING’S COUNSEL 
 Jttorncv-Gencral, Right Hon. 
 
 Wm. Saurin 
 
 Solicitor-General, Charles Ken¬ 
 dal Bushe, Esq. 
 
 Prime Sergeant, Arthur Moore, 
 Esq. * 
 
 Second Sergeant, John Ball, E«=q 
 Third Scrg . W. M 4 Mahon, Esq. 
 
 COURT OF ADMIRALTY. 
 
 ^ Kn? n r 'i° nilh Banin S ton > I trick Duigenan, D. C. L. 
 
 King s Advocate, Right Hon. Pa- | Marshal^. P. 1 Lefanuf Esq!^’ 
 
 GENERAL POST OFFICE. 
 
 Postmasters -Gen. Earl O'Neil 
 and Earl of Rosse 
 Secretaries, Sir John Leer, Bart. 
 Edward S. Lees, Esq. 
 
 Accountant, G. Rochfort, junior, 
 l'sq. 
 
 Comptroller o f the British Mail, 
 Jackson Golding, Esq. 
 
 EXCISE-OFFICE. 
 Commissioners, F.arl of Anneslev, 
 
 John Townsend, Alex. Mar- 
 den, R. Petrr Dundas, John 
 Therv, Richard Longbeld,Tho. 
 
 Odell, Esqrs. 
 
 Secretary, E. Hardman, Fsq. 
 
 Solicitors J. Edwards, Fsq. 
 Accountant, John Smart, I to. 
 Collector for the dtp of Dublin, 
 Sir Richard Mnsgrave, Barf 
 Inspector-Gen ml, \V. Belling¬ 
 ham Swan* E. q. 
 
 BOARD OF 
 
 Commissioners, Lord Castlecopte 
 
 John Ormshv Vandcleur, Wm.* 
 Rowley, Robt. Wynn, Thomas 
 Burgh, Esqrs. Hon. Abr. Holy 
 Hutchinson, Hon. Geo. Knox 
 Secretary, Allan M‘Lean, Esq. 
 Solicitor, R. Waller, Esq. 
 
 CUSTOMS. 
 
 Accouvtant , John Giffard, Esq. 
 Surveyors Sir Rich. Ilardinge?Bt. 
 Comptroller, Robert Tight, l sq. 
 Inspector-General o f /pipe rts an4 
 Exports, Robt. Marshall, 1 S q. 
 Agent for Irish Affairs in Lon¬ 
 don, C. W. Hint, Esq. 
 
 CUSTODES ROTULORUM OF COUNTIES. 
 
 Antrim, Marouis of Hertford I Carlow , Right Hon. D. La tour he 
 
 Annagh, Earl of Goltibrd ^ J Cavan, Nath. Si.tyd, i;,q. 
 
Clare, Earl Conyngham 
 Cork\ Earl of Sdannon 
 Donncgal, Earl of Leitrim 
 Ltoxcn, Fail of Londonderry 
 IhihtJn, Earl of Carhampton 
 F rmanagh, Earl of Enniskillen 
 Gnlica , Earl of Clancarty 
 Ko ry, Earl of Glandore 
 Kildare , Lord Rob f . Fitzgerald 
 Kilkenny, Earl of Ormonde 
 King'*, Marquis of Drogheda 
 Leitrim, Earl of Leitrim 
 Limerick, Lord Muskerrv 
 Longford, Earl of Londonderry 
 
 ISO 
 
 Long ford, Earl of Granard 
 Louth, Earl of Roden 
 Mayo, James Cufijr, Esci. 
 
 Meath, Marquis Wellesley 
 Monaghan, Lord Rossinore 
 Queen s, Marquis of Drogheda 
 Rosco77imon, Viscount Lorton 
 S'igo, Owen Wynne, Esq. 
 Tipperary, Hon. F. A. Prittie 
 Tyrone, Viscount Northland 
 Waterford, Marq. of Waterford 
 Westmeath, Earl of Westmeath 
 fVtjford,S\v Fred. Flood, Dart. 
 Wicklovcj Earl of Meath. 
 
 ST A F r. 
 
 Commander of the Forces, Gen. 
 Lari of Harrington 
 
 Aidts-dt-Cump , Captain John 
 Whale. 1st Life-Guards; Capt. 
 lion. F. C. Stanhope, 1! th 1 oot 
 
 Military Sec. Col. Hugh Mackay 
 Gordc n, hal f-pay 
 
 A-:shtant ditto, Lieut. H. M‘Ma¬ 
 nus, Oth Gal. Bat. 
 
 I>’ m V ICl s—NORTHKRN. 
 
 Major-Gen. Arch. Campbell, Ar¬ 
 magh 
 
 Major-G n. Geo. Vaughan Hart, 
 l.ondond rry 
 
 A id >-de-Camp f Capf.W. C. Ball, 
 31 th Foot 
 
 Major of Brigade, Capt. J. A. 
 Gibson, G9rh Foot 
 
 Major-Gen. John Prince, Sligo 
 
 Major of Brigade, Capt. Souter, 
 
 half-pay 
 
 Major-Gen. John Michel, Ar¬ 
 if, agh 
 
 Jii nor of Brigade, Capt. Thomas 
 11 id, 5th Gar. Bat. 
 
 Major of Brigade, at Belfast, 
 capt. Uerrurd, half-pay. 
 
 RETURN. 
 
 J lent. Gen. Sir Cha. Asgill, Bart. 
 Dublin 
 
 Aide- d?-Camp, Capt. G. A. Eou- 
 reri' ^ih Gar. Bat. 
 
 Major-Gen. T. Meyriek, Dublin 
 
 Aide-de-Camp, Capt. W. H. Mey¬ 
 rie k, 21st Foot 
 
 Major of Brigade, Capt. J. Swee¬ 
 ney, 62d Foot 
 
 Major-Gen. Earl Conyngham, 
 Drogheda 
 
 Aidc-de-Cdmp, Major E Mock- 
 ler, half-pay 
 
 Major-Gen. It. Brereton, Dublin 
 
 Major of Brigade, Capt. Wm. 
 Bennett, 5th Gar. Bat. 
 
 Brig. Gen. Tho. Trotter, R. A. 
 Dublin Garrison 
 
 Brig. Gen. Hon. Stephen Mahon, 
 Dublin 
 
 Major of Brigade , Capt. The. 
 YoHi)ghusband,7th Drag. Gds. 
 
 Brig. Gen. Benj. Fisher, Engi¬ 
 neers, Dublin 
 
 Majors o f Brigade , Dublin Gar¬ 
 rison, Capt. Grogan, half-pay, 
 Capt. Tho. Email, 40th Foot. 
 
 SOLTH-KAST. 
 
 Lieut. Gen. Henry Wynyard, 
 Kilkenny 
 
 A ides - d e-C'a7np . Captains H. E. 
 JoddrillandW. Miller, 1st F.G. 
 
 Major'-Gtn. Fra. Grose, Mater- 
 ford 
 
 Aide-deCamp. Ens.W. R. Cham 
 bers, l(h?d Foot 
 
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 Major of Brigade, Capt. Pasc. 
 
 P. Hobart, 5th Gar. B it. 
 
 Brig. Gin. John Leo, Clonmcll 
 Major of Brigade. Capt. Henry 
 Marlay, 3d FodL 
 
 WESTERN. 
 
 Ma jor-Gm. E. Dunne,Tullamnre 
 Aide-dr-Ctmp, Lieut. Col. Fra. 
 
 Dunne, 7 tb Drag. Guards 
 Major-Gin. Geo.Hen.Vansittart, 
 Athlone 
 
 Aide-de-Camp, Capt.T. W. But¬ 
 ter, 7 th Gar. Bat. 
 
 Major o f Brigade , Capt. A. Lis¬ 
 ter, half-pay 
 
 Major-Gen. Mervin Arehdall, 
 Mullingar 
 
 Aide-d‘-Camp, Lieut. H. Arch- 
 clall, Gth Drag. Guards 
 Major of Brigade , Capt. Watts, 
 unattached. 
 
 SOUTH-WEST. 
 
 JArut. Gen. John Floyd, Cork 
 Aidcs-de-Camp , Cap*.. C. G. Ri- 
 dout. lltli Light Drag. Cornet 
 H. Floyd, 10th Light Drag. 
 Major-Gen. Sir Jas. Affleck, lit. 
 Limerick 
 
 Aide-de-Camp , Capt. James P. 
 
 Bridget*, l‘Jth Light Drag. 
 
 Major of Brigade , Captain D. 
 
 O'Donoghue, 1st Gar. Bat. 
 Major - Gen. George Michcll, 
 
 K insale 
 
 Major-Gen. Sant. Graham, Cork 
 
 Brig. Gen. A. Baron Veltheim, 
 Fer.aoY 
 
 Major of Brigade , Capt. C. Ba¬ 
 ron Marsc.halk, King s G. Leg. 
 Adj. Gen. Brig. Gen. Hen. Clin¬ 
 ton, 1st Foot-Guards 
 D’p. Adj. Gen. Col. Wm. Ray¬ 
 mond, h. p. 
 
 A mist. Adis. Gen. Colonel Wm. 
 Doyle, 62d F.: Col. J. O. Van- 
 deleur, 19th Light Drag.; Lt. 
 Col. W. H. Beckwith, h. pav ; 
 Lieut. Col. Sir George Leith, h. 
 pay; Major Nich. Ramsay,5th 
 Gar. Bat.; Major J. Harvey, 
 6 th Gar. Bat.; Major O'Brien, 
 half-pav 
 
 Assistant Drp. Adj*. Gen. Capt. 
 Christopher Foss, 6th Gar. H i*. 
 Lieut. J. A. Burton, 4th R.V. 6, 
 Q>;arterniastcr-(ien . Major-Gen. 
 
 Wm. Henry Clinton 
 Deputy* * 
 
 As.. Q. Gen. Lieut. Col. Dillon, 
 b. pay; Major R.Owen, h. p.j. 
 Major J. French, h. p.; Major 
 T. G. Fitzgerald,8th Gar Bat.; 
 Capt. Hon. L. F. Stanhope, full 
 Drag. Guard-;; Capt. J. B. Ir¬ 
 win. 103d Foot; Lieut. C’ol.W. 
 Armstrong, Vlst Foot. 
 
 Dtp. Barrackma <ter-Gen. Ma jor- 
 Gen. Quin John Freeman 
 Judge-A dv o cute-Genera /, Fran¬ 
 cis Paterson, Esq. 
 
 British Governments . 
 
 North and south America and west-indies. 
 
 LOWER CANADA. 
 Governor-Gm. of the Canadas, Lt. 
 
 Gen. .Sir J. Iienry Craig, K. B. 
 Civil Sec. Herman W. Rylaud 
 Mil. Sec. Lt. Col. Wm, Thornton 
 Lieut. Governor , lion. Francis 
 Nathaniel Burton 
 
 Lord Bishop of Quebec, Right 
 Rev. Jacob Mountain, I). J). 
 Chief Justice, * 
 
 Attorney-Gen. Jonathan Sewell 
 Solicitor-Gen. James Stuart 
 Jlcceiver-Gen. Henry Caldwell 
 Judge of AdmiraHy , .lames Kerr 
 
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 J 
 
 Clerk of theCroten,Wm. Pollock 
 Agent, Richard Cumberland. 
 
 UPPFR CANADA. 
 
 Li ut. Governor and Commander 
 in Chief Francis Gore, Esq. 
 Chief Justice, Thomas Scott 
 Altonuv-Gen. Wm. Firth 
 4gent, W. D. Adams. 
 
 QIJ EBF.C. 
 
 Goe'rno?’,Major-Gen. Wm.Good- 
 day Strutt 
 
 Lieut. Guv. Col. John Callow. 
 NOVA-SCOTfA. 
 
 Lieut. Governor and Commander 
 of the Forces, Li#nit. Gen. Sir 
 George Provost, Bart. 
 
 Chief Justice, S. Salter Blowers 
 Attc mey-General, R. J. Uniacke 
 Sn'i itor-Gcnera/,Jnmes Stewart 
 Clerk of the Croton, Wm. Thomp¬ 
 son 
 
 Treasurer, Mich. Wallace 
 Judge of the A dmiraUy-Court, 
 Alex. Cooke, D. C. I. 
 
 4gent, Richard Cumberland. 
 
 NEW-BRUNSWICK. 
 
 Governor, GeneralTho. Carleton 
 Chief Justice, Geo. Dun. Ludlow 
 Attorney-Genera yJ ona than B1 iss 
 Sec. and Registrar, Jana. Odell 
 Naval Officer, Francis Gilbert 
 AgtrJ, Edward Calvert. 
 prince edwapd’s island. 
 
 (In the Gulf of St. Lawrence.) 
 JJeut. Governor, Colonel Joseph 
 Frederick Wallet Desbarres 
 Chief Justice, Ctrsar Colclough 
 Atioi ncy-Gev. Peter Macgowan 
 Seen tan/ and Registrar, Thoma* 
 Desbrisay. 
 
 Naval Officer, W. Townsend. 
 
 * C A PF.-B R FT ON. 
 
 Lieut. Governor, Brig. Gen. Ni¬ 
 cholas Nepean 
 
 Chief Justice, Arch. Cha. Dodd 
 Attorney-Gen. Wm. Campbell 
 Sec. and Regie. W’. Markinnon 
 Naval Officer, George Mocre 
 Agent, George isted. 
 
 NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 Governor , Vice-Adm. John Hol¬ 
 loway 
 
 Lt. Governor of St. John's, Col. 
 John Elfurd 
 
 Chief Justice, Tho. Tremlett 
 Judge of the Admiralty-Court 
 Wm. Carter 
 
 Naval Officer, Rich. Hatt Nolle 
 Agent, D. Thomas. 
 
 P.ER3IUDAS. 
 
 Governor, Brig. Gen. John Hodg¬ 
 son ° 
 
 Chief Justice, Daniel Lronard 
 Attorney-Genera!, I. C. Esten 
 Secretary and Trees . H. Tucker 
 Judge of the Admiralty-Court, 
 J. Green 
 
 Agent, John Brickwood. 
 
 DA !f A .WAS. 
 
 Governor, Cha. Cameron, Esq. 
 Chief Justice, Wm. Vesey Mun- 
 nings 
 
 Judge of the Admiralty-Court, 
 lienrv More ton Dyer 
 Attorney-General, Wm. Willy 
 Soiicilor-Gentral, J n. Armstrong 
 Sec. and Registrar, A. Chrvstie 
 Naval Officer, John Baker 
 Collector ut Turk's Island, Thos. 
 Thomson 
 
 Agent , George Chalmers 
 Colonial Receiver, John Stiles. 
 
 ST. THOMAS. 
 
 Governor, Brig. Gen. F. J. G» 
 Maclean. 
 
 ST. CROIX. 
 
 Governor, Brig. Gen. Geo. Win. 
 Richard Harcourt 
 
 TORTOLA. 
 
 Governor, Sir George Young, Bt. 
 
 VIRGIN ISLANDS. 
 
 Lieut. Governor , John Nugent, 
 Esq. 
 
 Chief Justice, James Robertson 
 Judge of the Admiralty-Court . 
 Wm. Turnbull. 
 
 ST. CHRISTOPHER. 
 
 Lieut. Gov. John Hay man, Esq. 
 
Chief Justice, W. P. Georges 
 Judge of the Admiralty-Court, 
 John Garnett 
 Agent, Ant. Browne. 
 
 NEVIS. 
 
 Lieut. Governor, Wm. Boothbr, 
 
 Chief Justice, George Danie l 
 Judge oj the Admiralty-Court, 
 John Ward. 
 
 ANTIGUA. 
 
 Limt. Governor, Lieut. Col. Ro¬ 
 bert Matthews 
 
 Chief Justice, Rowland Burton 
 Judge of the Admiralty-Court, 
 Edward Byam. 
 
 MARIEGALANTF. 
 
 Gov mar, Capt. Ldw. Crofton, 
 Royal Navy. 
 
 MONTSERRAT. 
 Governor, * 
 
 Chief Justice, Thomas Hareom 
 Judge of the Admiralty-Court, 
 Henry Hamilton. 
 
 DOMINICA. 
 
 Governor, Wm. Lukin. Fsq. 
 Attorney-General, W. W. Glan- 
 ville 
 
 Solicitor-General, Robert Reid. 
 LEEWARD on CFIARIBREE 
 ISLANDS. 
 
 Governor, Hugh Elliott, Fsq. 
 Attorney-Gen. Hastings Muili 
 i Solicitor-General, W. iVlardenbo- 
 rough 
 
 Naval Officer, A. J. P. Molloy. 
 
 1WART1NIQUF. 
 
 Governor, Major-Gen. Hon. John 
 Brodrick. 
 
 ST. Ll CIA. 
 
 Commandant, Maior-General A. 
 Wood. 
 
 ST. VINCENT. 
 
 Governor, SirCha. Brisbane,Kt. 
 Secretary, Sir John Bernard 
 Chief Justice, Robf. E. H< nville 
 Attorney-General, James Pigoit 
 Agents, Sir Wm. Young, Wm. 
 Manning. 
 
 !S3 
 
 BARBADOS. 
 
 Governor, Hugh Llliott, Esq. 
 Registrar in Chancery, Edward 
 D is brow 
 
 Judge of the Admiralty-Court, 
 J. W. Compton, D. C. L. 
 Secretary, Hon. Percy Charles 
 Wyndham 
 
 Attorney-General , John Deckles 
 Solicitor-General, * 
 
 Naval Off cer,W.H. F. Bentinek. 
 
 GRENADA. 
 
 Governor,Major-Ger. Fred.Mait¬ 
 land. 
 
 Lieut. Governor, Lieut. Gen. Sir 
 John Stuart, Count of Maida 
 Chief Justice, 
 
 Attorney-Gen. Abra. Ch. Adye 
 Solicitor-General, * 
 
 Judge of the ytdmiralty-Court, 
 Thomas Bridgewater 
 Naval Office, J. Have 
 Agent, YV. Lushington. 
 
 T< it AGO. 
 
 Governor, Sir Wm. Young, Bart. 
 Chief Justice, Robert Paterson 
 Sec. and Registrar, C. Greville 
 Attorney-Gcneral, * 
 
 Naval Officer, C. W oodcock. 
 
 TRINIDAD. 
 
 Governor , Brig. Gen.Tho. Hislop 
 Attorney-General, -— Gloster 
 Agent, C. Thompson Maling. 
 
 COLONY OF SURINAM. 
 
 Governor, C. Bentinek, Esq. 
 Commander of the Forces , Brig. 
 Gen. Pinsom Bonham. 
 
 DFMERARA AND ESSEQUIBO. 
 
 Governor, W. H. Bentinek, Esq. 
 
 BERBICF. 
 
 Gov. Major-Gen. Lord Seaforth. 
 
 ISLAND OF CURRACoA. 
 
 Governor, Sir Jas. Cockburn, Bt. 
 Collector, James Van dc Spiegel 
 Naval Officer , Lieut. Thomas 
 Fairman. 
 
 HONDURAS. 
 
 Superintendent, Lieut. Col. John 
 Nugent Smyth, 55th Kegt. 
 
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 JAMAICA 
 
 This island, the name of which is said to have signified, in the 
 language of the original inhabitants, “ abounding in springs was 
 discovered by Christopher Columbus, in his second expedition to 
 the New World, on the 3d of May, 1494, and, after a slight resist¬ 
 ance, lie next day took possession of it. After the unsuccessful attack 
 on St. Domingo, in 1655 (during the usurpation of Cromwell), 
 the fleet tinder Admiral Penn, Vice-Admiral Goodson, and Rear- 
 Admiral Illagge, and the land forces under General Venables, ar¬ 
 rived at Port-Cagiiaya (Port-Royal), on the 9th of Mav. Next 
 evening the troops lauded at Passage-Fort, w hich was fortified by 
 nihe pieces of cannon, and had a garrison of 500 men. Little re¬ 
 sistance having been made, about a week after a capitulation was 
 ratified on the part of the English by Major-Gen. Fortescue, Vice- 
 Admiral Goodson, ami Colonels Holtlip and D Oyley. It is situate 
 about 4000 miles south-west of England, 90 to the west of St. Do¬ 
 mingo, about the same distance to the south of Cuba, and 435 to the 
 north of Carthagena, on the great continent of Soutb-America. The 
 centre of Jamaica lies in 18° 12' N. Lat. and in 7(5° 45' W. Long, 
 from London, is about 150 miles in length, and, on a medium of 
 three measurements, at different parts, about 40 miles in breadth, 
 and is supposed to contain, owing to its numerous and high moun¬ 
 tains, 4 ,(M1,000 acres. It is divided into three counties— Middle¬ 
 sex, Surrey, and Cornwall. 
 
 Middlesex contains eight parishes—St. Catherine, St. John, St. 
 Dorothy, St. Thomas in the Vale, Clarendon, Vcre, St. Marv, and 
 St. Ann. 
 
 Surrey contains seven parishes—Kingston, Port-Royal, St. An¬ 
 drew, St. David, St. Thomas in the Fast, Portland, and St. George. 
 
 Cornwall contains five parishes—St. Elizabeth, Westmorland, 
 Hanover, St. James, and Trelawny. 
 
 CHRONOLOGY. 
 
 1509 First settlement by the Spaniard*, under Don Jnan de Fsqui- 
 vello, Lieut, to Diego Columbus. Esquivel ^Old-Harbour), 
 was named after him. 
 
 1523 St. Jago de la Vega founded by Diego Columbus, and in 1555 
 had the honour of giving the title of Marquis to hi* heir. 
 1535 Thirty sugar-mills established in the island. 
 
 1655 Don Christopher Arnoldo Sasi, Governor. 
 
 • • • ■ Venables, on his return to England, severely reprimanded by 
 the Council, sent prisoner to the Tower, and dismissed from 
 all his employments. Penn was also committed to the 
 same place. They were liberated by the Protector oa 
 making submissions. 
 
1655 
 
 1656 
 
 1657 
 
 1658 
 
 1660 
 
 1662 
 
 166-3 
 
 1661 
 
 1689 
 
 161)0 
 
 1692 
 
 1691 
 
 1712 
 
 1726 
 
 1728 
 
 17:39 
 
 1744 
 
 1759 
 
 1760 
 
 1763 
 
 Ma irmy. eneral Sed S evricke *™‘ by Cromwell to command th« 
 
 J ° n ioni’ dies, and the command devolves on Co, 
 
 J 1 ° °y'«-y. who executes Major Throgmorton for mu- 
 l ' l 'y\ December 14, General Bravne arrives with several 
 tinnsports, and assumes the command. 
 
 bravne dies on the 2d of September, and the command a-ain 
 S,? n H°l l W 1)00 Christopher ArnoldoTfarf 
 lands at the Northside, w ith all the former inhabitants 
 ajmomtting to about 500 men, and a reinforcement of 100U 
 m< n from Old Spam, and built a fort of some strength on a 
 rocky eminence near the sea at ltio-Nuevo, in St Marv 
 
 U thnihrt l °V Une ’ J J(> > 1<* V, with 500 picked men, attacked 
 the lort, and completely routed the enemy. They had ‘3W 
 privates several captafns, two priests, and one*ser~ 
 major killed ; 100 privates, and six captains made prison* 
 < rs; many wound; d ; and lost the royal standard and ten 
 MilES" r J h ° strj - kTS 50011 after quitted the island. 
 Military Government ceased, and Governor D Oyley, with a 
 
 bythe in!,abl,a " ,s - rogu. 
 Lord Windsor fitted out an expedition oflOOO men against 
 K ° de f. , L ba > " ho ,ook ,hc bin. demolished the forti- 
 tieations and the town, consisting of iilJOO dwelling-houses 
 thll IC !l f bcy razed to the ground. The loss sustained by 
 the enemy was probably not short of half a million sterling 
 mI?S uh'? 1 Asscmb, .V summoned by Sir Charles Littleton? 
 
 th.^lve a r ary> an< cxcrc,sca ,he ri S ht of adjourning 
 Storm. 
 
 T,U re f |)don nSl,rrCCtion ° f im P ortancr » which happened in Cla- 
 Junc 7 y ^reat earthquake, w hich destroyed Port-Royal 
 
 Was madc b 7 1)11 Casse, with three ships 
 2.11 *5/.? f, : an? P 0 [ ts > and *500 men; but who, by the 
 
 gallant behaviour of the Militia, were obliged to return to 
 Hispaniola, atter haring lost 7(X) men. 
 
 JadOcSV, storm. gr ° a ‘ s,orm 
 
 Permanent Revenue Act settled. 
 
 Peace concluded w ith the Maroons. 
 
 October 20, great storm. 1751, September 2, storm. 
 
 ctober, an act passed dividing the island into three counties 
 Insurrection of the Coromantees in St. .Mary, which their coun- 
 trymen throughout the inland were privy to. 
 
 C ^!noo b » r 1 M ,lft magazine at Fort-Augusta, containing about 
 ^00 barrels of gun-powder, blown up by lightning; by 
 which accident 91 persons were killed and wounded, and 
 the damage estimated at 43,OOOA sterling. 
 
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 1765 Another insurrection attempted in St. Mary’s, but disconcerted 
 
 by the hurry of the ringleaders. 
 
 1730 October 3, hurricane. 
 
 1781 August 1, great storm. 
 
 1782 April L2, Rear-Admiral Sir George Brydges Rodney, off Do¬ 
 
 minica, obtained a complete victory over the French fleet, 
 commanded by the Count de Grasse, said to he destined 
 against this island. The Count was taken in the Ville de 
 Paris, four other ships of tin* line were captured, and one 
 sunk. 
 
 1784 July 30, hurricane. 1785, August 27, hurricane. 
 
 1766 October 20, storm. 
 
 1792 May 24, Lord Rodney died. lie was born in December, 1718. 
 
 1795 Rebellion of the Trelawny Maroons. August 1, Martial Law 
 
 proclaimed. 
 
 .... August 12, Lieut. Col. Sandford, Quartermaster M‘Bride, and 
 six privates of the 20th, and eight privates of the 18th Light 
 Dragoons, Col. Jarvis Gallimore, and a number of respect¬ 
 able Gentlemen of the Militia, killed in a defile near the 
 Maroon-Town. 
 
 _September 12, Col. Fitch, one corporal, and seven privates, of 
 
 the S3d Regiment, Cant. Brissett of Fort-Charlotte, and 
 Captains Reid and Badnedge of the Accompong-Maroons, 
 killed by the Maroons in the cockpits near Cudioe-Town. 
 Captains Lee and Jacob Brunt, one corporal, and six pri¬ 
 vates of the 83d Regiment, Mr. M‘Farlane,superintendent 
 of negroes, and three Aecompong-Maroons, were wounded. 
 
 1796 January 12, the first party of Maroons surrendered, consisting 
 
 of upwards of 40. 
 
 .... March 18, the Maroons having all surrendered, Martial Law' 
 ceased. 
 
 .... April 27, the Maroons, consisting of upwards of 500 men, 
 women, and children, transported to Halifax. The As¬ 
 sembly resolved that they should be provided w ith cloth¬ 
 ing arid provisions for three years, and to have lauds pur¬ 
 chased for them, at the expence of this island. 
 
 .... June 1, Stamp Act commenced. 
 
 1799 December22, Martial Law proclaimed. 
 
 _December 23, Joseph Sas Portas, a spy, hanged op the Pa¬ 
 rade of Kingston. 
 
 1802 The, Royal Assent having been given to the Act for constitut¬ 
 ing Kingston a Corporation, under the name of The Mayor , 
 Aldermen and Commonalty of the City and Parish of King¬ 
 ston , the election of Officers took place Nov. 15: 
 
 Mayor , Hon. John laques. 
 
 Aldermen* George kinghorn, Wm. Savage, Stewart Bruce, 
 Robert Rainford, John Hinde, John Gutzmer, John Bull 
 (senior), James Stew art, James Amoss, Wm. Ross, Benja¬ 
 min Waterhouse, and Alex. Thompson, Esqrs. 
 
135 
 
 Common CounnUMen, Joseph Barnes, Stephen Minot, John 
 Burrows, John Garnett, Richard Chamberlain-, Thomas 
 
 Wm e Parke'r‘ M,tc ^. ,s ^, James Muir, Robf. Hamilton, 
 ThefUlift • k ? Ge 2 rge Kinkead, and John Campbell, Bsqrs 
 thl i ad £ scr, P fio " of thc City Seal : ()n oneX, 
 the^Arms, Crest, Supporters, and Mottoes—Legend, Sis il¬ 
 ium Commune LivitatU de Kingston in Jamaica. Reverse 
 
 ,n a the *k rCSS ? f Minerva ’ h °M»ng the trident in 
 one hand, and in the otner a mirror, reflecting the ravs of 
 toe benign influence of Heaven on the produce of the 
 island; behind her the British Lion, supporting her shield, 
 S aii 0n Le-nd a * her / ee *> ? nd at a distance a^ship under 
 3 tt Vet ' 'u* Curat ’ * er **tl«* Britannia 
 
 ?c(s"’h0Se S"’ ? ’ m0thrr ' COUnlr >’ Ch< ' r ‘ il,0S al " J l ,r °- 
 
 1805 April 1,^Martial Law proclaimrd.-Takcn off on the evening 
 
 tin k r ?~!; n / tf he ^ ch w l ,,ad j r« B » ttve sail Of the line* 
 thp l^nff r d under Admiral Missiessi, and 
 
 the land forces under Gen. Le Grange, attacked Dominica 
 
 ami hfp ery "if* ? hl 'q ,d 10 . vicId to superiority of numbers! 
 Mav'itMar^al £'T*"'S'O^XWf.ster.wilrd forl,t,rope. 
 .... Mav .- 1 , Jlartcal Law proclaimed, the combined French and 
 Spanish fleet consisting of 17 sail of the line, one 50 si“ 
 frigates, and tour smaller vessels, under Admirals liravina, 
 
 JnneTT^ra 1 v ' ,umano ! r > Saving arrived at Martinique. 
 J ™rj> '' ord ^f'son arrived at Barbados, with ten *01 
 of the line, and three frigates; on hearing of his Lordships 
 
 Ual Uw ttken 0 oi PrOCeCded f ° r Euro P e - d “>* 2*. Mar- 
 
 1806 Felk 6, Vice-Adm. Duckworth, with six sail of the line, one 
 
 64, two frigates, and two sloops, engaged, oil Santo-Do- 
 mingo, the squadron of Rear-Admiral Lcsseigues,five sail of 
 the line, two frigates, .and a corvette. LAlexamlre of84 
 gun?, Le Jupiter and Le Brave, 0 fT4 each, were taken • 
 
 L Imperial, of P20, and Le Diomede, of 74, nm oi short b J 
 l«rr T „ th f 7. ,cmy 5 th f * n S at . rs and corvette escaped. y 
 
 ch r r 
 
 1808 May Keiru!* of'che^d 
 
 tmeers were killed; one died of wounds; 16 were found 
 guilty, seven of whom were shot. 
 
 1800 A conspiracy discovered amongst the negroes of Kington bv 
 Inafa°R f< SS,0n G C?. r S e Burges?, a private in the 2d West- 
 
 wh,St - under sentc nce of death for deser- 
 
 exccuted*on & ™ ^ 
 
 M 
 
135 
 
 JAMAICA LISTS. 
 
 CATTAIS-GESERAL ASD GOVERXOP, 
 
 Jlis Grace William Duke of Manchester, Lord Lieutenant and 
 Gustos Rotulornm of the county of Huntingdon, and Colonel of 
 the Huntingdonshire Militia. 
 
 IJcvtenanl-Gcve.rnor and Commander in Chief o f the Forces , 
 lib Excellency Lieutenant-General Edward Morrison, Colonel of 
 the 4th Battalion 60th Regiment, and Governor ot Chester. 
 
 Secreiarij to the Governor, John Francis Bonnet, Esq. 
 Military Secretary , Capt. Charles L. L. Foster, 96th loot. 
 
 HIS MAJESTY’S COUNCIL 
 President)* Hon. Nathaniel Bcckford. 
 
 bert, Robert Scarlett, ^Ballard 
 Bcckford Nembharci, Thomas 
 Witter Jackson, *Sam. White- 
 hornc Barnett, Win. Murray. 
 
 The TTon. John Lewis, *James 
 Jones, Geo. Mackenzie,*Iran. 
 
 Righv Bro cl licit, *Wm. Ross, 
 
 George Pinnock, Geo. Cuth- 
 
 Clerkto the. Council , Robert Robertson, Esq. 
 Assistant ditto. Win. Bullock, Esq. 
 
 Usher of the Jllack Rod and Messenger, Hugh Fraser, E 3 q. 
 Chaplain, Rev. John Campbell. 
 
 Librarian, Mr. George M‘Kf nzie Ayrey. 
 
 Printer , Mr. John Lunan. 
 
 HOUSE OF 
 
 Returned to serve at a General E 
 Members not in last 
 Speaker , * 
 
 Si. Catherine. 
 
 *Hon. Philip Redwood, Hon. 
 
 Jas. Lewis, Geo. How el, Fsq. 
 Port-Royal . 
 
 ♦Alex. Grant, John Rawltigh 
 Jackson , Thomas LegeA Volts, 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Kingston . 
 
 Hon. John Jaques, Robt. Henry, 
 David Patrick jlolony, Esqrs. 
 Sf. Andrew. 
 
 Charles James Sims, Esq. lion. 
 
 ASSEMBLY. 
 
 '.lection, Dec. 1809, and Jan. 1810. 
 Assembly are in Italic. 
 
 James Stewart [formerly for 
 Port-Royal]. 
 
 St. Thomas in the Vale. 
 Robert Ross, George Marshall, 
 Lsqrs. 
 
 St. Dorothy. 
 
 Duncan M 4 Donald, Alcx.Bayley , 
 
 Fsqrs. 
 
 St. John . 
 
 John Shacd, Samuel Quenebo- 
 rough, I.sqrS. 
 
 This mark • prefixed to names denotes absence from the island. 
 
137 
 
 Clarendon. 
 
 Hon. Rowland Williams Fearon, 
 Win. Lliis iNembhard, Lsq. 
 
 Ve re. 
 
 lion. John Pusey Ldw aides, Wm. 
 btunpson, Lsq. 
 
 St. Elizabeth. 
 
 Robert All wood, James Baillie 
 Vernon, Lsqrs. 
 
 Westmorland. 
 
 David Finlayson, Jaiues Stew¬ 
 art, Lsqrs. 
 
 Hanover. 
 
 Will iam James Stevenson, Philip 
 Anglin Scarlett, Lsqrs. 
 
 St. Janvs. 
 
 James Gallovcay , Walter Mur¬ 
 ray , Lsqrs. 
 
 Trelawny. 
 
 * Hon. James Stewart, Thomas 
 Muuro, Lsq. 
 
 St. Ann. 
 
 Samuel Risby Whitchorne, Alex. 
 Kidslon, Lsqrs. 
 
 St. Mary. 
 
 Hon. Charles Grant, Tho. Mur¬ 
 phy, Lsq. 
 
 St. George. 
 
 Hector Ross, Alex. Aikman,sfii. 
 Lsqrs. 
 
 Portland. 
 
 John Sutton Minot, Geo. Minot, 
 Lsqrs. 
 
 St. Thomas in the East. 
 lion. Simon Taylor, Peter Ro¬ 
 bertson, Lsq. 
 
 St. David. 
 
 John Stewart, Thomas Leigh, 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Clerk , Francis Smith, Esq. 
 
 Sergeant at Arms and Librat ian, John Clement, Esq. 
 Chaplain , Rev. Wilton Henry Lynch. # 
 
 Printer , Mr. Alex. Aiknian, inn. 
 Messenger, Mr. James \V in tie. 
 
 COURT OF CHANCERY. 
 
 Chancellor , His Grace the Duke 
 of Manchester 
 
 Registrar , Wm. Ramsay, Esq. 
 
 MASTERS IN ORDINARY. 
 
 Wm. Harris, *James Smith, Ro¬ 
 bert Donaldson, John Clinton 
 M‘AnutT, John Shand, George 
 Howel, Edw. Murden, James 
 Stewart, Henry Parry, Wm. 
 Jowett l’itford, William Allen, 
 John Harrison Clarke, *Cha. 
 Oswin, Hugh M‘Lean, John 
 James Vidal, Jam 8 Uajjleard, 
 Isaac Munt, John Gririith, 
 John Steel, Joseph Delpratt, 
 John Alves, William Sa¬ 
 vage, Richard Coinbauld, 
 Lsqrs. 
 
 MASTERS EXTRAORDINARY. 
 
 For the island —* Thomas Hynes, 
 Dominick Walsh, Janies Mor¬ 
 ris, Robert Johnstone, Wm. 
 Dance,Thomas Cuming, Esqrp. 
 
 Kingston —Harman Galbraith, 
 Lsq. 
 
 St. Thomas in the East —John 
 Drysdale, Robert Lergusson, 
 Lsqrs. 
 
 Portland —Wm. Galloway, Esq. 
 
 St. George —Benjamin Crussle;, 
 George Jackson, Lsqrs. 
 
 St. Thomas in the Tale —Thomas 
 Hussey, Lsq. 
 
 Clarendon —John Williams, Esq. 
 
 St. Mary —Jona. Forbes, James 
 Douglas, Joseph Green, Esqrs. 
 
St. ^/in-—Thomas Winder, Robt. 
 Burford, Geo. Fletcher Cow¬ 
 ard, Fsqrs. 
 
 St. Elizabeth —Philip Davies, 
 
 Esq. 
 
 Westmorland — Philip Davir 
 
 138 
 
 James Blair, James Murray, 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Ilanwer —Rich. Dickson, Esq. 
 St. James —Wm. Plummer, hsq. 
 Trelawny — Edward Knowles, 
 James Blair, Esqrs. 
 
 v. - . iv c, umii, i^5>qii>. 
 
 Days for Motions in Chancery, the Thursday after every Grand Court. 
 Days for Hearings , the Tuesday preceding every Surrey Assize. 
 Courts are held in the months of January, May, and September. 
 
 COURT OF ORDINARY. 
 Ordinary , His Grace the Duke of Manchester. 
 Clerk , Robert Robertson, Esq. 
 
 COURT OF APPEALS UPON ERRORS. 
 
 Judges, The Governor, Lieute- | his Majesty’s Council, for the 
 nant-Governor, or Commander | time being 
 in Chiet, and the Members of j Clerk, Robert Robertson, Esq. 
 
 COURT OF VICE-ADMIRALTY. 
 
 Judge % and Commissary, Hon. 
 
 Henry John Hinchliffe 
 Surrogate, Thomas Denniss, Fsq. 
 Ditto at Black-River, Philip Da¬ 
 vies, Esq. 
 
 Ditto at Savanna-la-Mar, Tho. 
 
 Kerr Vfrnon, Esq. 
 
 Ditto at Montego-Bay and Mar¬ 
 tha-Brae, Wm. Stanford Grig- 
 nun, Esq- 
 
 King's Advocate , Hon. Thomas 
 Witter Jackson 
 
 Principal Registrar, Owslev 
 Rowley, Esq. 
 
 Deputy Registrar, Nathaniel 
 Marston, l'sq. 
 
 Marshal, Sir Mordaunt Martin, 
 Bart. 
 
 Deputy-Marshal, Hugh Wright, 
 Esq. 
 
 Interpreter of the French Lan¬ 
 guage, Mr. Joseph Desnous 
 
 Ditto of the Spanish, Mr. Henry 
 Hutchins 
 
 Ditto of the Portuguese, Mr. A- 
 braham De Souza 
 
 Ditto of the Northern Languages , 
 Mr. Joseph F. Wilckens. 
 
 Appraiser , Mr. Peter Cochran. 
 
 COURT OP ADMIRALTY SESSIONS. 
 
 President, Hon. Henry J. Hinch- 
 lifTe 
 
 Assistant Judges, Commander i n 
 Chief of the Squadron on this 
 Station ; Members of his Ma¬ 
 jesty's Council; Chief Justice 
 and Assistant Judges; Captains 
 of the Royal Navy on this Sta¬ 
 
 tion; Justices of Assize; Bar¬ 
 risters at Law ; Secretary, Re¬ 
 ceiver-General, Naval dflicer, 
 Collectors and Comptrollers of 
 Customs, of the island, all for 
 the time being 
 
 Clerk of Arraigns, Nath. Mar- 
 sten, Esq. 
 
1S9 
 
 SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE. 
 
 Chief Justice, *Iion. Philip Red¬ 
 wood 
 
 Assistant Judges, Hon. John 
 Lewis, John Clinton M‘Anulf, 
 Esq. *Hon. James Jones, lion. 
 JohnJaques,*Hon.John liiatr, 
 Oliver Hering, John James V i- 
 dal, *James Robertson, James 
 Come Pownall, Esqrs. 
 
 Attorney4%eneral, Hon. Thomas 
 Witter Jarksmi 
 
 Clerk of the Court, Francis Smith, 
 Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Crown, John Lynch, 
 Esq. 
 
 Solicitor for the Crown, Charles 
 Nicholas Pallmer, Esq. 
 
 COURTS OF ASSIZE. 
 
 SURREY. 
 
 Judges, The Judges of the Su¬ 
 preme Court, with Hon. James 
 Stewart, Win. Holgate, *ltich. 
 Lake, Geo. Mills, John Camp¬ 
 
 bell, James Tnglis, John Orr, 
 Robert Henry, *Alex. Grant, 
 Maurice "West, Esqrs. 
 
 Dtp. Clerk, Thos. Denniss, Esq. 
 
 CORNWALL. 
 
 Judges, The Judges of the Su¬ 
 preme Court, with John R. 
 James, Philip Pinnock,*Wm. 
 Loch, Esqrs. *Hon. Jas. Slew- 
 art, *Samuel Vaughan, Wm. 
 
 James Stevenson, Esqrs. lion. 
 Wm. Murray, Hon. Robert 
 Scarlett, Robert Allwood, .Jo¬ 
 seph Stone Williams, Esqrs. 
 Dtp. Clerk, Tho. K.Vernon, Lsq. 
 
 BARRISTERS. 
 
 ♦John Verdon, Esq. +IIon. Cha. 
 Grant, fOlivef Hering, t Alex. 
 Campbell, Wm. Shcriti' Tonge, 
 Stephen Drew, Esqrs. Hon. 
 James Lewi?, Hon. Thomas 
 W itter Jackson, Hon. Henry 
 
 John ninchlitTe, Wm. Heath, 
 +Geo. Cargill Richard?, Alex. 
 Whyte, Wm. Anglin Scarlett, 
 Lewis Lamotte,Geo. Donovan, 
 Wm. Burge, George Lurnau 
 Tuckett, Esqrs. 
 
 ATTORNIES AT LAW. 
 
 William Ross, Stewart George 
 Dallas, William Cruiekshank, 
 Robert Finlay, Harman Gal¬ 
 braith, Walter Brett, *flon. 
 Ballard B. Nembhard, Jolin 
 Gardner Milliard, David 
 BaiUie, Jas.APLehosc, Philip 
 Davies, Richard Ragg Parker, 
 Tho. .Railington, James Mur¬ 
 ray, George Harrison Town- 
 
 shend, Wm. James Stevenson, 
 David Ferrier, George Hatton 
 lb-own, John King (inn. \ ♦Sa¬ 
 muel Jackson, David tin lay- 
 son, John Townshend Harris, 
 Nathaniel Marston,Simon Fra¬ 
 ser, Joseph Jackson, James 
 Minot, Charles James Sims, 
 George Gralu*m.Stone, Jd w aid 
 Bullock, Alex. Menzies Don, 
 
 Those marked thus + do not practise . 
 M3 
 
140 
 
 *Cha. N. Pallmer, Jonathan 
 Clomo, Thomas Kerr A ernon, 
 Henry Turton, Digbv Denniss, 
 Win. John James, *Jas. Hodge 
 Ryles, Thomas Ibbott, John 
 March, Clement C. B. Stevens, 
 John Cargill, Win. John Har¬ 
 rison, John Thomas Leake, Ed¬ 
 ward Jackson, Win. Graham, 
 Thomas Humphreys, Lachlan 
 M*Bayne, Lawrence Desmond, 
 Rohi. Shepheard, *Wm. Miin- 
 ro, Robert Corbett, John Strutt, 
 Isaac Panton, *Jonn Dick, 
 John M'Dougald* Wm. Taylor, 
 
 George Beak, John Skelton, 
 Richard Pusey, John Goodin 
 Lewis, Win, Langley, Wm. 
 James, Henry Haldane, Wm. 
 Stanford Grignon, Geo. W. if. 
 Stanbury, John Lynch, Wm. 
 Cnles, Charles Southby, Rich¬ 
 ard Poore, Piiilip Bay, Wm. 
 R h od es James, Francis V\ Raw- 
 limon, Robert Whair, John 
 Millw ard,Tfiomas F. Hill,Wm. 
 Bryan King, Henry John Ro« f 
 Llias Hocker, W T m. S. Jack- 
 son, James Christie, Henry 
 Moody,jun. 
 
 PUBLIC OFFICERS. 
 
 Agent in Great Britain, Edmund Pusev Lyon, Fsq. 1.500/. sterling. 
 Agent-General and Notary Public, Robert Robertson, Fsq. 
 Auditor-General of the Revenue, Hon. James Stewart. 
 Master of the Revels, Thomas Denniss, Fsq. 
 Commissioners of Stamp Duties , John Clement, John T. G. Harris, 
 I sqrs. 500/. each. 
 
 Island Stor>keeper, \\ m. Bullock, Fsq. 500\ 
 
 Island Bdrrackma^ter-Generat, Lieut. CoLChristopher Myers, S65/. 
 Island Engineer and Surveyor of Public W orks, Capt. Charles L* 
 L. Foster, 1005'. 
 
 Assitajit Engineer, Major John Bonnet Peel ion. 
 
 Crown Surveyor , John Fullarton, Fsq. 
 
 Island Botanist , Dr. Stewart West,200/. 
 Superintendent of the Botanic Garden.in St. Andrew’s , Mr. James 
 Wiles, 499/. 
 
 Printers to his Majesty, Messrs. Alex. Aikrr.ah and Son. 
 Public Messenger, John Clement, Fsq. 
 
 Clerk of the Markets, *G. S. Sutherland, Fsq. 
 Interpreter and Translator of Foreign Languages to the Courts of 
 Equity and Justice, Mr. John Joseph Ittcr. 
 
 Secretary of the Island, Robert Robertson, Esq. 
 
 Deputy at Port-Morant —Mr. 
 
 ISewall Berw ick 
 At Pori-Antonio —Robt. Mein, 
 Esq. 
 
 At Port-Maria —Jon a. Forbes, 
 Esq. 
 
 At St. Anns Bay —Mr. James 
 iloyle. 
 
 At Faim nth —Thomas K. Ver-* 
 non, Fsq. 
 
 At Mont-go-Bay —Den. Camp¬ 
 bell, Fsq. 
 
 At Lucca —Jame*s Martin, Esq. 
 At Savanna-la-Mar —Janie* 
 Brown, Fsq. 
 
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 Receiver-General , John Young* Esq. 70(XF, 
 
 Deputy at Port-Morant —Win. 
 
 Sherwood, sen. Esq. 
 
 At Port-Antonio —Geo. Minot, 
 
 Esq. 
 
 At Pi 
 Esq. 
 
 St. Anns Bay —'Thomas Winder, 
 
 Esq. 
 
 Naval Officer , Win. Catbearf, Esq. 
 
 rt-Maria —Jona. Forbes, 
 
 At Falmouth -Mr. Edward 
 
 Iioole 
 
 At Montego-Bay —John Fray, 
 F.sq. 
 
 At Lucca —Win. Brown, Esq. 
 
 A Savanna -la-Mar -James 
 
 Brown, Esq. 
 
 Deputy at Port-Morant —Mr. 
 
 Joseph Thomas Sherwood 
 At Port-Antonio—-Geo. Minot, 
 
 Esq. 
 
 At Port-Maria— Godfrey W ha- 
 ram, Esq. 
 
 At St. Anns Bay—Mr. James 
 iioole 
 
 Provast-Marshal-General , Hugh Fraser, Esq. 
 
 it Montego-Bay —Mr. James 
 Guthrie 
 
 At Luce a —James Martin, Esq. 
 sit Sava, '.net-la-Mar —Mr. Jolm 
 Pritchard 
 
 At Falmouth — Mr. Joseph 
 Wood. 
 
 Deputy-Marshal for the precinct 
 of St. Catherine —Mr. Thomas 
 (jireenhill 
 
 For the parishes of Clarendon and 
 Fere —Mr. James Clark 
 For St. Ann and St. Mary —Mr. 
 James Ait ken 
 
 For Kingston , Port-Royal, St. 
 Andrew , and St. David —Mr. 
 James Fraser 
 
 For Portland and St. Thomas in 
 the East —Mr. Charles Gor¬ 
 don 
 
 ForSt.Gcorge —Mr. John Poison 
 McDonald 
 
 For St. James and Trelawny — 
 Mr. Stevens Wood 
 
 For St. Elizabeth^ Westmorland, 
 
 and Hanover -Mr. Angus 
 
 Kennedy. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS. 
 Solicitor , *Wm. Munro, Esq. 
 
 Kingston. 
 
 Collector, *John Carthew, Esq. 
 
 Comptroller , Sampson Gideon 
 Kemble, Esq. 
 
 Land and Tide Surveyor, James 
 Blackwell, Esq. 
 
 Admeasurer of British Shipping , 
 Mr. John Carr Overend 
 
 Land Waiters and Searchers , 
 Messrs. John Gill, *Jo!m Dur- 
 no, John Carr Overend, Mi¬ 
 chael Parys, Philip Pinnoek. 
 
 POP.T-MORANT. 
 
 Collector , Win. Pitcairn, Esq. 
 
 Comptroller, Jas.Brownbil],Fsq. 
 
 Land Waiter and Searcher, and 
 Surveyor and Admcasurer of 
 Shipping, Mr. New. Berwick. 
 
 PORT-ANTONIO. 
 
 Collector , Jn. 1 Ian. And rows,Esq. 
 
 Comptroller , Wm. Carmichael, 
 Esq. 
 
 Land Waiter and Searcher, and 
 Surveyor and Ad measurer cf 
 Shipping , Mr. Wm. Thomas 
 Dovtuer. 
 
 PORT-MART A. 
 
 Collector , Augustus Gould, Esq. 
 
Comptroller , Godfrey W'ha ram, 
 Esq. 
 
 Land XValter and Searcher, and 
 Surveyor and Admeasurer of 
 Shipping, Mr. Robert Shand. 
 st. ann’s bay. 
 
 Collector, Edward Swann, Fsq. 
 
 Comptroller, Thomas Ashmeade, 
 Etq. 
 
 Land Waiter and Searcher, Mr. 
 John Chrystie 
 
 Surveyor and Admeasurer of 
 Shipping , Mr. Edward Martin 
 "Whitehead. 
 
 FALMOUTH. 
 
 Collector , Samuel Reddish, Esq. 
 
 Comptroller, XV. Manby, Esq. 
 
 Land XValter and Searcher, and 
 Surveyor and Admeasurer of 
 Shipping, Mr. Edward Shaw. 
 
 142 
 
 MONTEGO-BAY. 
 
 Collector, John Anderson, Esq. 
 
 Comptroller, Patrick Green, Esq. 
 
 Land Waiter and Searcher, and 
 Surveyor and Admeasurer of 
 Shipping, Mr. John Walker. 
 
 LUCEA. 
 
 Collector , Robert Gilpin, Esq. 
 
 Comptroller, Andrew Reddle, 
 Esq. 
 
 Land XVniter and Searcher, and 
 Surveyor and Admeasurer of 
 Shipp tig, Mr. John Hill 
 savanna-la-mar. 
 
 Collector, James Brown, Esq. 
 
 Comptroller, Walter Murray, 
 Esq. 
 
 Land Waiter and Searcher, John 
 Dobson, Esq. 
 
 Surveyor and Admeasurer of 
 I Shipping, Mr. John Pritchard. 
 
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
 
 Commissioners, The Governor, 
 President and Members of the 
 Council, Speaker and Mem¬ 
 bers of the Assembly, Chief 
 Justice, and Attorney-Gene¬ 
 ral, for the time being, with 
 the Hon. Geo. Kinghorn, Hon. 
 John Mowat, *George Law¬ 
 
 rence, Andrew' Bogle, John 
 James Vidal, Wm. Taylor, 
 James Inglis, John Gardner 
 Mllhyard, James Turner Har¬ 
 ris, Richard Kinkcad, George 
 M ills, Esqrs.fi ve of whom form 
 a committee 
 
 Clerk, W in. Bullock, Esq. 
 
 BOARD OF FORTS AND FORTIFICATIONS. 
 
 Commissioners, The Governor, 
 President and Members of the 
 Council, and Speaker and 
 
 Members of the Assembly; five 
 of whom form a committee 
 Clerk, W in. Bullock, Esq. 
 
 BOARD OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS. 
 
 Commissioners, The Speaker and 
 Members of the Assembly for 
 the time being, itli the Hon. 
 Geo. Kinghorn, Wm. Savage, 
 Wm. Taylor, Andrew' Bogle, 
 
 James Inglis, John Meek, 
 Richard Kinkead, James Tur¬ 
 ner Harris, Esqnires; five of 
 whom form a quorum. 
 Secretary , John Jas. Vidal, Esq. 
 
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 COMMISSIONERS OF CORRESPONDENCE 
 President and Members of the I bet's of the Assembly 
 Council, Speaker and Mem- j Clerk, William Bullock, Esq. 
 
 ECCLESIASTICAL COURT. 
 
 TO EXERCISE ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION AND CONTROUL. 
 
 Instituted April 5, 1800. 
 
 Commissaries, Rev. John Camp- I Registrar , Edw. Bullock, Esq. 
 bell, Rev. Alex. Campbell, 100/. 
 
 Rev. Thomas Simcockes | Apparitor, Mr. Jas. Wintle, 40 1. 
 
 FUND FOR TIIE BENEFIT OF THE WIDOWS AND 
 ORPHANS OF CLERGYMEN. 
 
 Trustees, President of the Coun¬ 
 cil, Speaker of the Assembly, 
 Chiet Justice, Attorney-Gene¬ 
 ral, Members for St. Catherine 
 and Kingston, Rectors of Pm t- 
 
 Royal, Kingston, St. Cathe¬ 
 rine, and 8t. Andrew ; live of 
 whom form a committee 
 Treasurer, John Young, Esq. 
 Cltrk , Mr. Thomas F. Hill. 
 
 A deduction of 1 0 per cent, is made from the Stipends of the Rectors , 
 420/. each per annum, to support the above Fund. 
 
 SURVEYORS IN COMMISSION. 
 
 Messrs. Alex. Burt, Robert Bell, 
 Wm. Campbell, Win. Cawley, 
 Wm.Virgo Clarke, James Fer¬ 
 guson, Francis John French, 
 John Fullarton, Alex. Garden, 
 Fran. Gordon, Patrick Grant, 
 Patrick liew. Keetie, Philip 
 
 Anglin Morris, Samuel Morris, 
 Thomas Munro, John Reid,Ni¬ 
 cholas Robson, John Rome, 
 John Sutherland, Cha. Speer- 
 ing, Arch. Turnbull, James 
 Turnbull, Richard Weight- 
 man. 
 
 CORNWALL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 
 
 President ,!ames Campbell, Esq. 
 of GibrUta •, in Treluwny. 
 Vice-Presidents, 
 
 St. Elizabeth, John Griliith, Esq. 
 Westmorland , Dr. Patr. Spence 
 
 Hanover , John Haughton James, 
 Esq. 
 
 St. J ames, James Lawrence, Esq. 
 Secretary, lion. Wm. Murray 
 Treasurer , Walter Murray, Esq. 
 
 MAROONS. 
 
 Scot's Hall — St. Mary. 
 
 Superintendent —Thomas March, 
 Captain in the Militia, Oct. SI, 
 1806 
 
 Maroons —Men 15, women J4, 
 boys 3, girls 5, children 14; to¬ 
 tal'51— Slaves, 2. 
 
 Moore-Town — Portland. 
 Superintendent —George Fuller, 
 Captain in the Militia, March 
 10, 1808 
 
 Maroons —Men 72, women 106, 
 boys 22, girls 22, children 126; 
 total 34 Slaves, 28. 
 
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 Chahi.Es-Tovtn t — Sf. George. 
 Superintendent —Mr. Win. Dove 
 Maroons —Men 76, women 75, 
 boys 36, girls so, children 37, 
 superannuated 2; total 256— 
 Slaves, 19. 
 
 Accompong-Tovvx — St. Eliza¬ 
 beth. 
 
 Superintend —Mr. Edan Mitchell 
 Maroons —Men 51, women 66, 
 boys 56, girls 59, superannuated 
 2 ; total 23d— Slaves , 8. 
 
 GENERAL POST-OFFICE. 
 
 Deputy Postmaster-General , John Melbourne Marsh, Esq. 
 Chief Clerk, Robert Stokes, Lsq. 
 
 DEPUTY POSTMASTERS. 
 
 WINDWARD. 
 
 Yallahs , John Smith, Esq. 
 
 Blue-Mountain, John Stewart, 
 Ejsq. 
 
 Morant-Bay , Mr. Robert Thorn- 
 gate Crump 
 
 Port-Morant , Mr. Robert Wil¬ 
 son Leslie 
 
 Bath, Mr. Alex. Milne 
 Amity-Hall , Mr. James Bell 
 Manc/iioneal , Mr. Tho. Blakely. 
 
 ST. VARY, ST. GEORGE , vrfA’D PORTLAND. 
 
 Buff-Bay , Mr. George Perry 
 Hope-Bay , Mr. George Dali 
 Po/ 1-Antonio, J n. Crow ley, Esq. 
 
 Annotto-Bay , George Abraham 
 Shaw, Esq. 
 
 High gale, Peter Giant, Esq. 
 Port-Maria,, George Cooke, Esq. 
 
 NORTHSJDE. 
 
 Spanish-Toicn, Mr. John Lunan 
 Bog-Walk, Mrs. Catherine Cath- 
 cart 
 
 Bugnals and Moneague , Mr. J ohn 
 Moncrieflfe 
 
 Salt-Gut) Mr. John Greenland 
 37. ^nn, Thomas Winder, Lsq. 
 Dry-Harbour, Mr. Wm. Codner 
 Bio-Bueno, Mr. Edward Higgins 
 
 Duncan's , Mr. Edward Sutton 
 Falmouth,3 ohn Harrison Clarke, 
 Esq. 
 
 I Attic-River, Mr. Samuel Hilton 
 Montego-Bay, Messrs. Shergold 
 and Guthrie 
 
 Flint-River, James Martin, Esq. 
 Lucea, John Dinham, Esq. 
 Green-Island, Robt. Christie, Esq. 
 
 LEEWARD. 
 
 Spanish-Totcn, Mr. John Lunan 
 6* Id-Harbour, Mr. Michael Sa¬ 
 muel 
 
 Clarendon, Mr. Donald Dingwall 
 Chapelt on, Mr. John Bryson 
 Fere, John Dingwall, Esq. 
 Green-Pond, * 
 
 May-Hill, George Robert John¬ 
 son, Esq. 
 
 Goshen, John White, Esq. 
 Laccvia, Mr. John Holliday 
 Black-River , Alex. Girdwood, 
 
 lsq. 
 
 Robin s River, John Monteatb, 
 Esq. 
 
 Savanna-la-Mar, James Brown, 
 Esq. 
 
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 The Windward Post departs at 12, Northside at three, and South- 
 side at four o'clock, every Saturday. 
 
 A Post goes to Spanish-Town every morning, at seven o'clock (Sun¬ 
 days excepted), and returns the same day. 
 
 The Mails for St. Marv, St. George, and Portland, depart at 12 
 o’clock, every Saturday. 
 
 POST-ROADS. 
 Windward. 
 
 Distance from Kingston to St. 
 David 19 miles, St. David to 
 Blue-Mountain 8, Blue-Moun¬ 
 tain to Morant-Bay 3, Morant- 
 
 Bay to Port-Morant 7, Port- 
 Morant to Bath 6, Bath to 
 Amitv-Hall 7, Amity-Hall to 
 Manchioneal 9; total 59. 
 
 Northside to Port-Antonio. 
 
 Distance from Kingston to An- I to Lenox 10, Lenox to Port- 
 notto-Bay 30 miles, Annotto- Antonio 10; total GO. 
 
 Bay to Bull-Bay 10, Buff-Bay I 
 
 Northside to Port-Maria. 
 
 Distance from Kingston to Highgate 32 miles, Ilighgate to Port- 
 Maria 10; total 42. 
 
 Northside to Green-Island. 
 
 Distance from Kingston to Spa¬ 
 nish-Town 13 miles, Spamsh- 
 Townto Rodney-Hall 14, Rod¬ 
 ney-1 lall to the Moneague 15, 
 the Moneague to St. Ann 15, 
 St. Ann to Dry-Harbour 14, 
 Dry-liarbour to Rio-Bueno 5, 
 Sputhside to Si 
 
 Rio-Bueno to Falmouth 17, 
 Falmouth to Little-River 12, 
 Little-River to Montego-Bay 
 
 11, Montego- Bay to Flint-River 
 
 12, Flint-River to Lucea 11, 
 Lueea to Green-Island 12; to¬ 
 tal 151. 
 
 mna-la-Mar. 
 
 Distance from Kingston to Spa- 
 nish-Town 13 miles, Spanish- 
 Tow n to Old-Harbour 12, Old- 
 Harbour tr. Clarendon 12, 
 Clarendon to Green-Pond 16, 
 Green -Pond to May-Hill 5, 
 
 May-Hill to Goshen 5, Goshen 
 toLacovial2, Lacovia to Black- 
 River 12, Black-Rive#* 1 to Ro¬ 
 bin's River 16, Robin's River 
 to Savanna-la-Mar 16; total 
 119. 
 
 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 Royal Gazette , published every 
 Saturday, by Mr. Alex. Aik- 
 man, jun. 
 
 St. Jago dr la Vega Gazette , every 
 Saturday, bv Mr. John l.unaii 
 Cornwall Chronicle, every Satur¬ 
 day, by Messrs. Shcrgold and 
 Guthrie 
 
 Falmouth Mercury , every Wed¬ 
 nesday, by Mr. James K. Kelly 
 Jamaica dour ant , daily (Sun¬ 
 days excepted), by ‘Messrs. 
 Strupar and Jackson 
 Kingston Chronicle , daily (Sun¬ 
 days excepted), by Mr. Andrew 
 Lunar,jun. 
 
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 MIDDLESEX. 
 
 The Members of the Council, Speaker of the Assembly, Judges of tho 
 Grand Court, and the Attorney-General, ar Justices in every Pa¬ 
 rish. Judges of the Courts of Common Pleas in the Island take 
 Probates of Deeds. 
 
 ST. CATHERINE’S PRECINCT. 
 
 Containing the Parishes of 
 
 St. Catherine, St.John, St. Dorothy, St. Thomas intheValf. 
 Custos Rotulorum, *Hon. Win. Mitchell. 
 
 ris, George Marshall, Malcolm 
 M‘Eeod, Francis Graham, Jas. 
 Bicknell, * Thomas Rossiter, 
 
 Magistrates, and of the Quorum, 
 George Brammer, John Quier, 
 Robert Page, George Clarke, 
 Esqrs. Hon. Cha. Grant, Win. 
 Kamsav, Sam. Queneborough, 
 John Sibbit, Win. Bullock, Ju. 
 Shand, George How el, Francis 
 Smith, *Cha.Nicholas Pallmer, 
 David Finlay son, Edw. Bul¬ 
 lock, *Adani Dolmage, *Wm. 
 Cruickshank, Wm. Jackson, 
 Duncan M ( Donald, * Hector 
 Mackav, John M‘Kay, John 
 Hudson Guy, Jn. Lunan,*Cha. 
 Macneal, Wm. Sheriff Tonge, 
 
 Robert Brown, * James Lums- 
 den, John M‘Larty, Jonathan 
 Forbes, Hugh Edwards, Esqrs. 
 Hon. Jas. Lewis, * James Hodge 
 B> leSjCalebTonge, J ohn Bau¬ 
 son, jun. Esqrs. 
 
 Magistrates, John Anderson (of 
 Clifford), John Anderson (of 
 Pusey), Eugene Mahony, Jas. 
 Collins Barton, John Quest, 
 James Seton I>ane, Alex. Bay- 
 ley, Esqrs. 
 
 John March, Robt. Wm. Har 
 Clerk of the Peace for the Precinct, Richard Ragg Parker, Fsq. 
 Deputy, John Skelton, Esq. 
 
 Inspector and Collector of Rum Duties , James Burnett, Esq. 
 
 ST. CATHERINE. 
 
 Rector, Rev. Isaac Mann, A. M. 
 
 Churchwardens, George How el, 
 John James Vidal, Esqrs. 
 
 Vestrymen, Francis Smith, Wm. 
 Bullock, Robert Ross, George 
 Marshall, John G. Millward, 
 John Lunan, Wm. M‘Robbie, 
 John Hanson, jun. Edw. Bul¬ 
 lock, Edward J. Reid, Esqrs. 
 
 Clerk of the Vestry and Coroner , 
 R. R. Parker, Esq. 
 
 Town-Clerk, John Skelton, Esq. 
 
 Commissioners of the Supreme 
 Court, Wm. Hewitt, Wm. Hill, 
 Charles Stew art, Esqrs. 
 
 Physicians to the Gaol , Doctors 
 Ivee and Clare 
 
 Collecting Constable, James Bur¬ 
 nett, Esq. 
 
 Ftr* wardens, EVa.Smith, Edward 
 Bullock, Jas. Burnett, Esqrs. 
 Messrs. C. Packer, J. Mitchell 
 
 Police Constable and Town Sur¬ 
 veyor, Mr. John B. Burrowes, 
 
119 
 
 Parish-Clerk, * 
 
 Organist, Mr. Francis Auxily 
 B^adle y Mr. James Booth 
 
 WORKHOUSE. 
 
 Poundkeeper , Mr. Donald Fraser 
 Distributor of Stamps, Mr. John 
 Lunan. 
 
 President, Win. Ramsay, Esq. 
 Treasurer, The Acting Church¬ 
 warden 
 
 Surgeons , Doctors Lee and Clare 
 
 Supervisor, Mr. .Tames Booth 
 Overseer , Mr. John M*C nthy 
 Clerk, Richard Ragg Parker, 
 Esq. 
 
 POOR-HOUSE. 
 
 Treasurer, The Acting Church- | Provedilor, Richard R. Parker, 
 warden i .... ’ 
 
 warden I j S q 
 
 Surgeons, Doctors Lee and Clare • Matron, Mrs. Bailey. 
 
 FREE-SCHOOU 
 
 Governors , The Governor or Lt. 
 Governor, Council, Assembly, 
 Chief Justice, Assistant J udges 
 of the Supreme Court, Rector 
 
 of the parish—for the time be¬ 
 ing 
 
 Teacher, Mr. Patrick Taylor 
 Treasurer, * 
 
 FLETCHER S CHARITY, 
 
 For the support of Poor IVidows. 
 
 the Establishment, at 5 01. 13?. 
 4 (J, each. 
 
 Trustees, The Church vs ardens for 
 the time being. 
 
 There are three at present on 
 
 doctor Gregory's charity. 
 
 For Portioning poor Maidens, and Relieving distressed Strangers. 
 Trustees, The Chief Justice, and (he Custos and Hector of the pa- 
 nsh, lor the time being. * 
 
 ROAD BETWEEN SPANISH-TOYVN AND KINGSTON. 
 Treasurer, Wm. liullock, Esq.— Clerk, Richard Pusey,Esq._ T 0 /; 
 Keeper, Mr. Joseph C. Doleon. 
 
 ROAD BETWEEN SPANI8H-TOWN AND ST. THOMAS IN THE VALE 
 
 Treasurer, John Shand, Esq .-Clerk, John Skelton, Esq.-Yi,//. 
 
 Keeper, Mr. John Bryant. 1 
 
 HOAD BETWEEN SPANISH-TOWN AND OLD-HARBOUR. 
 
 Treasurer, Francis Smith, Esq.—CYer*, * T 
 
 r f . Keeper, Mr. Fairfax Wallis. 
 
 In this Parish are 76,023 Meres of Land, 3903 Staves, and 6100 
 Stock . 
 
 Ol • I 
 
 Pertor, Rev. Lewis Bowerbank. 
 Churchwardens, Samu< 1 Queue- 
 borough, John Sband, Esqr». 
 Vestrymen, John Anderson (of 
 Clifford), Johu Oliver, Eugene 
 N 
 
 ST. JOHN. 
 
 Mahonv, Edward House, Wm 
 Westgarth, Thos. Scott, John 
 Iallon, Geo. Taylor, William 
 Angus, Thomas Brailsford, 
 Lsqrs. * 
 
150 
 
 C : nl; Festru, John Skelton, Esc. 
 C‘> ,! ccfipg Constable, James Bur¬ 
 in* ft, Esq. 
 
 Coroner, Mr. Fairfax "Wallis 
 Tuthingman and Constable , Mr. 
 Thomas Kina:. 
 
 In this Parish are 61,£51 Acres of Land, 6918 Slaves, and 1131 
 
 Stock. tiiZfil 
 
 ST. DO 1 
 
 Pec tor,* 
 
 Ciu ' W'-don*, Duncan M* Do¬ 
 nald, Wm. Jackson, l'sqrs. 
 
 f-V tr.mrn, Jas. Collins Barton, 
 
 ‘ ■ o. H. brown, Robert Shaw, 
 David Doig, Tho. Moore, Bal¬ 
 lard Craddock, Sam. R. My- 
 En, Fi s. Holcomb:', Roderick 
 Ai&thison, A lex. Bagiev ,Etqr«. 
 
 In this Parish arc 35,665 Acres 
 
 WHY. 
 
 Clerk of the Vestry, John Quest, 
 
 ■ i S<|. 
 
 Collecting Constable, Jn. M‘Lai¬ 
 ty, Esq. 
 
 //, a U/i -Officer at Old-Harbour, 
 Dr. Wm. Smith 
 
 Harbour-Master at ditto, John 
 Quest, Esq. 
 
 Pi > undkeeper , M r. Fairfax Wall i=, 
 of Land, 50b5 Slaves, and £639 
 
 L’/tf. 
 
 ST. THOMAS IN THE VALE. 
 
 Rector, Rev. Wm. Williamson 
 C wee/wardenv, George Clarke, 
 George Marshall, Fsqrs. 
 VeJrym»n, Rich. Welch, Geo. 
 Barriffe, Alex. M‘Iniies, Geo. 
 "IV. Hamilton, Samuel Hyde, 
 "Wm. il. Parker, Robt. Ogil- 
 vie, Francis Bowen, Henry 
 Palmer, Peter Burnett, Esqrs. 
 In the Parish are SO Sugar-Estui 
 and Provision Settlements, 76,6 
 
 Clerk of the Vestry, James Scton 
 Lane, I sq. 
 
 Cc minis, of Supreme Court , J. S. 
 
 Eane, K. Wm. Harris, Esqrs. 
 Collecting Constable, James Bur¬ 
 nett, Fsq. 
 
 Coroner, vi in. Westgartb, Esq. 
 Tythingman and Constable, Mr. 
 Wm. Catbcart. 
 
 ,50 Coffee- Plantations, 24 Pens 
 i0 Acres of Land, 11,500 Slaves, 
 
 and 6500 Stuck. 
 
 PARISH OF CLARENDON. 
 
 C>, tos Rotulo. um and Chief Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, 
 Hon. Rowland Williams Fearon. 
 
 A w.» st. Judges and of lhe Quant m, 
 V* illlam Smith,Samuel Smith, 
 fWiij. Bullock, John M‘Rae, 
 Wm. Ill’is Nembhard, *Chris- 
 fop her Wm. Hutchinson, Dut¬ 
 ton Smith Turner, Wm. Pusey 
 Hayle, jWm. Hewitt, Daniel 
 Tabois, John Williams, Win. 
 Ru.scll. Wm. Shand, i Franc is 
 Smith,James Brown,Wm. A ri¬ 
 der or, Wm. Power Trench, 
 Jo- *ph Peters Fcaror, Arthur 
 M l Kcnzic, Frederick Burl 
 tfinckc, Esqrs. 
 
 Rex for,Rev.WiRon HcnryLynrh 
 Cimrchicardens, Dutton Smith 
 Turner, Wm. Russell, Esqrs 
 Vestrymen, Daliiel Nairn, John 
 Rome ? Thomas Parkes Howell, 
 John Snaith, Andrew Dunn, 
 Wm. Rose. James Campbell, 
 Wm. Bryan, Thomas Kiucaid 
 XV int, Wm. Nicol, Ksqre. 
 Clerk of the Court, Peace, and 
 Vestry , John Scott, Esq. 
 Commissioners of the Supreme 
 Court , f William Hewitt, John 
 Scott, R. W. Harris, Esqn. 
 
CoVerting Constable, Alexander 
 M*Rae, Esq. 
 
 Inspector and Coll lor of Rum 
 Duties, Mr. Wm. Ajton 
 
 WORKHOUSE, A 
 
 President , John M*Ruc, l $q. 
 
 Treasurer, Alex. M‘Rae, Lsq. 
 
 In tiiis Parish. are CJ Suga- - tisl 
 Acres of Land, :£0,1S0 J 
 PARISH 
 Custos Rotnlorum , li 
 
 Assist. Judges and of the Quorum, 
 Janies Mitchell, James Smit <, 
 Donald M 4 Lean, Robert Por¬ 
 ter, <. eorge Richards, Wm. 
 Stimpson, i bomas Samson, Ro¬ 
 bert Cna. Gibb, John Holmes, 
 Robert Crawford, Alex. Mur¬ 
 chison, t sqt>. 
 
 Magi-traits, VVm. Pusey Ilavle, 
 :£v\m. Bullock, £John Pullar- 
 ton, Jjn Siiand,|[saae. Mann, 
 Thomas A lpress Priddie, . oho 
 Kennedy,John Ashley, jWm. 
 Shand, ilsqrs. 
 
 Recto- ,* 
 
 Caurchtcardens , Wm, Stimpson, 
 Thomas Samson, I _sqrs. 
 
 Vestrymen, Joan Holme*, James 
 
 IIarbour-Ma*ter for Clarendon- 
 Bay, John Quest, i->q. 
 
 Coroner, T. P. Howell, Esq. 
 
 Poundkmper, Mr. Wm. 
 
 r CI1APELTON. 
 
 Supervisor, Mr. John Bryson 
 
 Clerk, Mr. Rowland Israeli. 
 
 ten, 170 other Settlemcni 3 
 
 ilav.s, and 10,173 Stock. 
 
 3F VLRF. 
 
 n. John Pusey L.dwardes. 
 
 Samson, Wotton Scott, John 
 Lowe, ieo. Booth Clark C’».Ti¬ 
 tian 'A m. Eraser, John Ding¬ 
 wall, Samuel liootu,oan .J.i 
 Booth, 1 h. Jn.Lranfoot, i.sqr . 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Vestry, 
 Mr, Wm. Staveley. 
 
 Commissioners of the Supreme 
 Court, 1 homas Sanbou, John 
 Lowe, James Brown, i tqr?. 
 
 Collet ting Constable, oaines Mit¬ 
 ch t 11, Bsq. 
 
 Impei tor and Collector of Rum 
 Duties, John Dingwall, Lsq. 
 
 Harbour-Master for SaU-ii.v.r, 
 John Quest, Esq. 
 
 Coroner, Mr. Wm. Goodall 
 
 Poundktxptr, Wot. Scott, L'sq. 
 
 PREE-SCHOCL. 
 
 Trustees, The Representatives in 
 Assembly, three of the Senior 
 Magistrates, the Rector and 
 Churchwardens, with R. C. 
 Gibb, Joan Holmes, das. Sam- 
 In this Pat ish are C 2S Suga. - tist 4 
 and other Settlements, 106,: 12 . 
 7616 Stock. 
 
 son, Wotton Scott, John Lowe, 
 Lsqrs. 
 
 Treasurer, Thomas Samson, F$q. 
 t' acher, Mr. Joan i'ra. Pad mo re 
 Clerk, Mr. \\ m. Stave ley. 
 
 *, 13 Cotton Plantations, 70 Cof}\ e 
 4c. cs of Land, 11,856 Slaves, ZuJ 
 
 PARISH OF ST. MARY. 
 
 Custos Rotu'orum, &c. lion. Charles Grant. 
 
 A nist. Judges and ofthe Quorum, 
 ♦lion. John Hiatt *Robr.ii b- 
 bert, * Thomas Bourke, ♦ Abra¬ 
 ham Hodgson, Caleb longe, 
 John Mackay, Joseph Green, 
 Robt. Wm. ilarns, 1 Wm. Liu* 
 N 2 
 
 Nembhard, Richard Appleton, 
 iti. j ames Murphy, jo&epli 
 Brown, Henry Cox", Patrick 
 Lynch, i sqrs. *iion. Philip 
 Redw ood, Peter Grant, ^Jas¬ 
 per Hall Livingston, ♦James 
 
152 
 
 Armstrong, F«qrs. tHon. Jas. 
 Lewis, *Cb. Win. Hutchinson, 
 4 P. R. Parker, Tho. Addison, 
 ♦Hector Mackay, Samuel Oli¬ 
 ver,*Alex.Gran‘f,iJohn Meek, 
 Richard Mart n, James Lain?, 
 William Tharp, hav.r nee R. 
 Stephens, James Gibb, John 
 Pink*George Stennett, John 
 Cruickshanks, Esqp. 
 
 Red /-, Rev. Colin fronaldson 
 Churchwardens , 
 
 Vestrymen, 
 
 Clerk of the Vestry, James For¬ 
 syth,'l'sq. 
 
 Commissioners of the Supreme 
 Court, Godfrey Wharam, Jas. 
 Douglas, Esqrs. 
 
 Coroner , Walter Pollock, Esq. 
 Co'feeling Constable , Jonathan 
 Forbes, Esq. 
 
 Inspector and Collector of Rum 
 Duties, Harbour-Master, and 
 Poundl&eper , Godf. Wharam, 
 Esq. 
 
 Distributor of Stamps,* Abraham 
 Hodgson, Esq. 
 
 Deputu Harbour-Master and Pi¬ 
 lot, Mr. John Mahon 
 HeaHh-OJficera at Port-Maria, 
 Doctors Win. Forbes and Win. 
 Clerk of the Peace and Court , Kennedy 
 
 Godfrey Wharam, Esq. //cad-CcmifaMe,Mr.Robt.Shand. 
 
 WORKHOUSE. 
 
 Supervisor , G. Wharam, Esq.— Surgeon, Dr. James Go wans. 
 
 In this Parish are 68 Sugar-Estates, 201 other Settlements , 115,332 
 Hcrss of Land, 25,696 Slaves , and 15,794 Stock. 
 
 PARISH OF ST ANN. 
 
 Custos Rotulorum, l 
 
 ut.ssist. Judges andofthe.Quorum, 
 ♦Henry Marshall, Wm. Parke, 
 Adam Anderson, James New¬ 
 by, Geo. Cruiekshank, ♦Abra¬ 
 ham Hodgson, Thomas Bain- 
 bridge, Geo. Stcnnett, f James 
 Fraser, * Henry Ajhmcadc, 
 } Henry Cox, John Gayner, 
 John Mosel ex M‘Ca\v. James 
 l ain?, Win. Hind, John Shaw, 
 Henry James Tucker, John 
 Pink, J Robert Alexander, 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Magistrates, JAlex. Campbell, 
 John Gordon, |John Baillie, 
 Samuel Risby W hitehoi ne, Jn. 
 Chrystie, Thomas Raflington, 
 Marmaduke Hodgson, Benia¬ 
 min Henderson, Urqubart Gil¬ 
 lespie, Thomas Reid, Chajles 
 
 e. ♦Hon. John Hiatt. 
 
 M'Dermot, John Reid Galli- 
 more, Esqrs. 
 
 Rector, Rev. Gregory Ledwirh 
 Church war dens J Tho. Bain bridge, 
 Charles Steer, Esqrs. 
 Vestrymen, Tho. Ashmeade, Jolin 
 Wallace, Law rence Fyfe, Ro¬ 
 bert Newby, Chn. Fyre, John 
 Haw thorn, Jas. Lawr. Hilton, 
 ('eorge Fletcher Cow ard,Tho. 
 Groghe?an,JohnTa>lor,Esqiv. 
 Clerk of the Peace and Court, 
 George Stennett, Esq. 
 
 Clerk l est. Tho. Ratfington, Esq. 
 Town-Clerk, Mr. Janies Hoyle 
 Commissioners of the Supreme 
 Court, * Robert Jones, tJames 
 Fraser, John Gayner, Thomas 
 Winder, Charles Scarlett, John 
 Reid Oallimore, Esqrs. 
 
155 
 
 Coroner, Collecting Const rile. 
 Collector of Tran i nt Tax, 
 and Inspector and Col!.dor of 
 Hum Dutie$,Tha. Winder,Esq. 
 
 Harbour-Master, Mr. Wm.Car.oY 
 
 Pi 1 As, Messrs, n m. Carter and 
 Roger Dunn 
 
 Uculih-0[jicer at St. Ann's Bay, 
 *l)r. Henry Asluneade 
 
 Health-Officer at Dry-Harbour $ 
 Dr. Jofin Sadler 
 
 Do. O : ho- Rio ; ll xy, Dr. J p.Wal 1 is 
 Poundkeeper at St. Ann s Bay, 
 Mr. George Fisher 
 Ditto at Dry-Harbour, Mr. Win. 
 Cocke 
 
 Ditto at Ocho- Rios Bay, Mr. 
 James Danii. 
 
 WORK.-'OUSE. 
 
 President, Robert Newby, j Surgeons, * Ashmeade, Sadler, 
 Fsq. I and Wallis 
 
 Treasurer, Win, Rigam, Esq. | Supervisor, :Mr. George Fisher. 
 
 JAMAICA FKEE-SCIIOOL, 
 
 At Walton pert. 
 Trustee? and Governors, 1 he Go¬ 
 vernor and Command.-r in 
 C liff* for Ihr time being, the 
 President and Members of the 
 Council, the Speaker ami 
 Members of the Assembly, the 
 Chief Justice, Attorney- enc- 
 ral, with the*iion.. r ohn Hiatt, 
 M in. Parke, * Abraham Hodg- 
 ln this Pat is ft are ^3^,338 Acr :• 
 Pens, 3G Pimento-Waites, S>5 
 i^',047 Slaves, and ‘^6,1^1 Stock. 
 
 , in this parish. 
 
 son, Henry Cox, Charles Steer, 
 benjamin Scott, +Jas. Fraser, 
 George Cruickdiank, James 
 Newbv, * Henry Ashmeade, 
 CalebTonge.John Sh;t\v,» • >. 
 
 Head Master, Rev. Greg my l.ui- 
 w ich 
 
 Under Master and Clerk to the 
 Trustees, Mr. Win Burton. 
 
 of Lund, 4*2 Sugar-Estates, 100 
 Cojj'ec and Go other SUtLiH*.uti, 
 
 SURREY. 
 
 CITY AND PARISH OF KINGSTON. 
 Custos Rutulo.-urn, <$\ \ Hon. John Jaqncs. 
 
 Assist.Judgesandof tU Quorum, . 
 t David L/nncomo, Robert Do¬ 
 naldson, Win. Sa\a;j;e, 1 $qrs. 
 Hon. George Kinghoru, fWm. 1 
 Holgatc, i sq. j Hon. James 
 Stewart, J James Laing, Wm, ! 
 Ross, John liinde, Wm. Tit)- > 
 lor, James Inglis, *Robt. Tav- 1 
 lor, Robert Markland, Ruaert 
 llenry, Andrew Bogle, Joseph 
 Barnes, *Win. Parke, George 
 'Mills, *Jemi Crosman, John 
 NS 
 
 Campbell, Richard Kinkead, 
 Geo. Kinkead, James Turner 
 li arris, ksqrs. 
 
 Magistrates, *Nich. Lechrarre, 
 Wm. Cowgill, Jtdward Mar¬ 
 shall, l&qrs. 
 
 Rector, Rev. Alex. Campbell 
 Clerk of the Part , *Iion. Bui i.: rd 
 Beckford Nembharci 
 Deputy, Thomas Dennis. T 
 Clerk o f the Court, Jam:- •. r*- 
 hose, ! sq. 
 

 154 
 
 Commissioners of the Supreme 
 Court, Win. Dmce,JamesClay- 
 poole, Win. Savage, Harman 
 Galbraith, Ah'*. Menzics Don, 
 Janies Morns, Wm. Covvgill, 
 
 J o'iin M‘ Dougal 1, Thomas Cum¬ 
 ing, Esqr?. 
 
 Cor oner, James Claypoole, Esq. 
 
 Collect* ' of thv Transient Ta.r. 
 and Inspector and Collector of 
 Ram Duties, Jas. Morris, Esq. 
 Physician to the Gao!, I)r. Cha. 
 Mackglashan 
 
 Health-Officer, Dr. Wm. Tinker 
 Harbour - Master , Mr. Peter 
 Cochran. 
 
 Mayor, Tfon. George Kinghorn 
 Aldermm *>, 1 Robert Hamilton, 
 1 Richard Kinkfnd, 1 John 
 Campbell, 1 John Fow leg, 2Jo- 
 senh Barnes, 2James Iqglis, 
 2Robort Henrs2John Meek, 
 3 George Kinkead, 3 Edward 
 Evans, 3 David Patrick Mo- 
 lony, 3 David M‘Caa, fcsqrs. 
 
 CORPORATE F.ODY. 
 
 Common Councilman, 1 William 
 Caldwell, 1 David Aivd, l Alex; 
 M‘Bean, 1 Stephen Hill, 2John 
 Taylor, 2 John Sallom, 2 John 
 Orr, 2 John Hardy, 3 Robert 
 M‘Cletlar!d, 3 James Tur¬ 
 ner Harris, 3 Robert Herd- 
 man, 3 David Mite he Ison, 
 1 sqrs. 
 
 Recorder, Alex. Whyte 1 , Esq .700?. 
 So^citor*, James Minot, John 
 CargTI, F?qr?. 
 
 Treasurer, George Mills, Esq. 
 
 (' ’’ i -<~ 7 warden, Robt. Ros^, 1 c q. 
 C/Y>/-C^rV,Tho.D?nn»Ss,F. c q. , T^)k 
 C’rrJ; of the Common Cnunify 
 Thomas Cuming, Esq. 700/. 
 Chief Cunstable and Police Offi¬ 
 cer, Wm. Cowgill, Esq. J00'. 
 
 CITV-OFFICPRS. 
 
 Pal i*h.Clerk, Mr. Bartholomew 
 O. Williams, 70?. 
 
 Organist, Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, 
 130'. 
 
 Sexton, Mr. George Seddon, 70?. 
 Beadle, Mr. John Robbins, 85'. 
 Keeper of the Co art-House, Mrs. 
 
 Elizabeth Allen, 40'. 
 
 Clerk o fthe Markets, Mr.Thomas 
 Balfour, 300'. 
 
 c«r, v\ m. UOWffiu, r^q. V; w *. 
 
 Collecting Condablcwest of King- Keep of the City Clock, David 
 
 , , mi IA tor.! ’.*a. 
 
 Street, Mr. The. DnflW, 1*5'. 
 
 Ditto, ea-'t of King-Street , Mr. 
 
 David Rn«, 125?. 
 
 C;> f! ector of the Parochial Rents, 
 
 Thomas Cuming, Esq. 
 
 fiueyvardeyf. 
 
 President, George Kinkead, Esq. 
 
 Vice-President, John Meek, Esq. 
 
 I ns vectors, Messrs. Tho. Usher, 
 
 Robt. Fairbairn, James Ham- 
 mond,Thomas BreajcViffe, Ro¬ 
 bert Smart, Wm. Henry Sa- 
 
 MUchelson, E^q. 
 
 PriiiferstotheCorporation, Mess. 
 
 Strupar and Jackson 
 Su ueyor, Mr. Patrick llew. 
 KcefTe. 
 
 Th* /hie, men and Common Council arc divdedinto three dasies. 
 3 The 'fist cla .s continue only one year in office, units? 
 
 V second two : and the third thrce. 7 •’ : .figures atlhtkei to the 
 ujpehu out the classes.— Elected, 2d IVeunesday ui January. 
 
 va.ge, Joseph Gillbank-, and 
 
 James Bnuon 
 
 Inspector of Fire-Engines, Mr. 
 
 James Carss, 100?. 
 
 Messenger, Mr. Andrew Liman, 
 senior, 40/. 
 
 r 
 
155 
 
 Wolmer's free-schoot. 
 
 Established 
 
 Trustees, Common Council 
 Treasurer , Hon. Geo. Kinghorn 
 Master, Mr. John P. Nugent, 
 
 mi. 
 
 May 21, 17*). 
 
 Ushers , Mr. John Panl, SOU 
 Tutoress, Miss Amelia Cu vie 
 
 Hoys under tuition. 
 
 Girls. 
 
 .34 
 
 .29 
 
 PARISH*ROUSF. 
 
 Treasurer, The Churchwarden | Tutoress , Miss Amelia Currie, 
 Surgeon, Dr. I d w. AM red, 800'. SOL m 
 
 Matron, Mrs. Elizabeth i .■ e, 140/. I Steward, Mr. John Robbins, 1-0/. 
 
 niBLIC HOSPITAL. 
 
 Commissioners ,Common Council 
 Physician,.' as.Skene, M. D.209L 
 Surgeon*, Doctors Mackglashan, 
 Roe, and Crosbie, 150L 
 
 Assistant and Dispenser of Me¬ 
 dicines, * 
 
 Supervisor,, Mr. Charles Brown 
 M at ron, M rs. Sarah M‘ C l ure, i 001. 
 
 WORKHOUSE. 
 
 Commissioners , Common Council 
 Treasurer , The L'hnrchw arden 
 Surgeons, Doctors Edward Car- 
 roll and Lewis Johnston 
 
 ASYLUM FOR DISEASED AMD DESERTED NEGROES. 
 
 Surgeon , Dr. Lilw. Aldred, 70/.— Super visor, Mr. Charles Brown, 50/. 
 
 TOWN-GO A RO. 
 
 Supervisor, Mr. Cha. Brown,220/. 
 ()v *rster, Mr. Thomas 8m rth,2t Of. 
 Clerk and Cu. v yor, Mr. Francis 
 AU-wood,'ISO/. 
 
 Instituted July 28, 17S3. 
 
 Lieutenants, Besnamki Stribling, 1 Corporals, Two, 110/. each 
 V, m. Randall, 1 &>L each C. ivaL s, 1 orty-lour, lOU each 
 
 Sergeants, Two, 125 L each I Guard-house, in Harbour-Street. 
 
 In this Carish arc 1786 Acres oj hand, 6070 Slaves, and Gird Stock. 
 
 PARISH OF PORT-ROYAL. 
 
 Cu*tos Rotulorum , fife. 
 
 Assid. Judges and of the Quorum, 
 
 1 Tftomas Oenniss, ! ?q. *Hon. 
 Wm. Mitchell, Jn. Brailsford, 
 
 1VY m. Dance, J ames M‘Lehose, 
 Csqrs. *llon. Samuel White- 
 liorne Barnett, *Alex. Grant, 
 + Duncan McDonald, * Robert 
 Wm. Tail, Lsqrs. +Hon. James 
 Stewart, Ambrose Nicholas 
 Y ates, Digby Denniss, | James 
 Clayjwole (senior), * Henry 
 Broughton, Francis l lark, 
 f John Rawl. Jackson, £G«y>. 
 Brooks, *Uichard Lake, jJohn 
 
 lion. Robert Jackson. 
 
 TiimnasGustavus Harris, {John 
 Thompson, JJames 1 umsden, 
 ♦ Wro. Richard Wade, Wm. 
 Robert Waugh, 1 4>qrs. Rev. 
 Tho. Simcockes, Henry Pink- 
 combe, ^Joseph Jackson, JPa- 
 triek lavlor, J.*amcs Hunt, 
 Wnr. v:.w t»anK, 1 sqrs. 
 Magistrates, RalpkOilfoy, John 
 Ask with, lisqrs. 
 
 Rector, Rev. 'Thomas Simcockes 
 Churchwardens, John Brails ford, 
 Thomas Jackson, Isqrs. 
 Vestrymen, Geprge Fiahley, W'm. 
 
Frank, John Cooper, Elias 
 Clark Harvey, John Owen 
 Wood. David Patrick Molony, 
 John Askwith, Cha. Austin, 
 John Taylor, Robt. M‘Kowan, 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace, Thomas Den- 
 niss, Esq. 
 
 Deputy Clerk of the Peace, and 
 (Uric of the Vestry, Digby 
 Denniss, Esq. 
 
 Collecting Constable, Mr Benja¬ 
 min Stribling 
 
 Coroner for the Town, Elias 
 Clark Harvey, Esq. 
 
 WOKJ 
 
 President. John Brailsford, Esq. 
 
 In this Parish are 32,391 Acres 
 
 PARISH OF 
 Custos Rotulorum , 
 Assist. Judges and of thcQuorvm, 
 James Dickson ((ircen-(ilebe), 
 Fsq. Hon. Simon Taylor, Alex. 
 Ector,Esq. Rev. Jn.‘Campbell, 
 Edward Marshall,Tho. Leigh, 
 John llinde, Esqrs. +Rev. Tho¬ 
 mas Shncockce, |Hugh Fraser, 
 * Isaac Fox, John Mais, ifCha. 
 James Sims, Ksqrs. Hon. Geo. 
 Cuthbert, James Concanen, 
 Donald Ronald Campbell, 
 Richard Nall, JohnTow nshend 
 Harris Robt. Hamilton (sen.), 
 John Col 1 ings, *Thomas Hvnes, 
 tJolui Campbell, ^Richard 
 Kinkead, *John Crosman, Jas. 
 Corne Pownall, iJohn Macke- 
 son, Maurice West, Charles 
 Mackglashan, Robt. Hamilton 
 (jun.),|K.ennethM t Crae,Samp- 
 son Gideon Kemble, David 
 M‘Caa, John Morison, Esors. 
 Rector , Rev. John Campb 11 
 Churchwardens, John Campbell, 
 Alex. Ector, Esqrs. 
 
 Coroner for the Country , Charles 
 Austin, Esq. 
 
 Inspector and Collector of Rum 
 Duties, James Morris- Esq. 
 
 Pilot v, Messrs.Robert M *Kow an, 
 James M‘Kowan, Nathaniel 
 Coverlev, John Fisiiley (jun.), 
 and John Taylor 
 
 Hoarder of Vessels, Mr. James 
 DutT 
 
 Master of the Free-School, Mr. 
 John Jones 
 
 Organist . Hen. Pinkcombm Esq. 
 
 Beadle , Mr. Jonathan Potter 
 
 Sexton, Mrs. Sercomb. 
 
 IOUSF. 
 
 — Supervisor . Mr. Joseph Powell. 
 
 of Land, 7S51 Slaves, and 1153 
 
 ST. ANDREW. 
 
 \ Hon. James Stewart. 
 
 Vestrymen , Samuel Win. Car¬ 
 penter, Dugald Campbell Geo. 
 \Vm.Schroeter, Hubert Nolan, 
 Robert Smith, James M iles, 
 Robt. Shepheard, John Jones, 
 John Sim, James Smith, Ksqrs. 
 Coroner, and Clerk of the Pea t 
 and Court, John Townshend 
 Harris, Esq. 
 
 i Clerk ot the Vestry, CharlesWm. 
 
 | Ilall, Esq. 
 
 I Commissioners of the Supreme 
 Court , Cha. W. Hall, J. T. Har¬ 
 ris, D. R. Campbell, Esq. 
 
 Co llzctingConstable , J ames Dick- 
 
 j son, Esq. 
 
 Inspector and Collector of Rum 
 Duties, James Morris, Esq. 
 Poundkecper, Coo. Dawson, Esq. 
 Parish-Clerk, Mr. James Nelson 
 Organist , Miss Christian Felsted 
 Sexton , Mr. Benson Wight 
 Con.tables, Messrs. Joseph Smith, 
 Walter Brind, and* Martin 
 Joyce. 
 
157 
 
 WOTtFvHOlISE. 
 
 President) Alex. Factor, Fsq. Surgeons, Doctors Mackglashan, 
 Supervisor , Mr. James :\ i on Roc, and Crosbie. 
 
 Ovi rsce;, Mr. Benson Wight 
 
 lnthis P at i*h an 2i)Sugar-Estates,32n Co ffer- Plantations, Pens, and 
 other Settlements, 84,159 A ere* of Land, 17,7 62 Slaves , and 4299Stock, 
 
 PRECINCT OF ST. THOMAS IN THE EAST AND ST. 
 DAVID. 
 
 Custos Rotulorum , fife. 
 
 Assist. Judges and of the Quo¬ 
 rum *1 Ion. John Scott, Henry 
 Shirley, Wm. Inncs, *Kean 
 Osborn, Esqrs. tHon. Charles 
 Brvan,*Samue!Delpratt, Peter 
 Rol>ortson, Robt. Bogan,Win. 
 Vick (sen.), Wm. Bryan, Tho. 
 Leigh. John Kelly, Wm. Hol- 
 gate, Rob. Fcrgusson ,\Vm.Mi 1- 
 ner, James Codrington, John 
 Stewart, Thomas APIvenzie, 
 ♦John Carljle. James Ouch- 
 terlonv, Tho. Thomson. ♦Sa¬ 
 muel Thomson, # Jacob Neuf- 
 ville, George Panton. Stewart 
 West,*David Dick, JJohn Orr, 
 
 Hon. Simon Taylor. 
 
 ♦John Clark, *Cha. Williams; 
 Peter Smith, "Wm. Weir, Sa¬ 
 muel Francis, James Grant, 
 ♦EbenezerTaylor, *Jas. Reid, 
 Robt. Kdmcston, Geo. Girton 
 Saunders. Duncan David Pat¬ 
 terson. Lewis Cruickshank, 
 Hugh Speed, Isaac Panton, 
 ♦Alex, Giant, fJoseph Green, 
 Nathaniel Logan, Esqrs. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Court , 
 Isaac Panton, Esq. 
 
 Imp tor and Collector of the 
 Hum Duties, Frederick Fer 
 dinand liill, Esq. 
 
 ST. THOMAS 
 
 Rector, Rev. John W'est 
 
 Churchwardens , Robert Logan, 
 John Stewart, Esqrs. 
 
 Vestrymen , Peter Smith, John 
 Drysdale, Robert Edmeston, 
 Duncan D. Patterson, George 
 G. Saunders, Patrick Kean, 
 Alex. Kennedy, Nathauu 1 
 Logan, John Siiaw, Richard 
 Dick, Esqrs. 
 
 Clerk of the Vestry , Fred. Ferdi¬ 
 nand Hill, Esq. 
 
 Coroner , Win. Vick, Fsq. 
 
 BATH OF ST. THO! 
 
 Directors , Governor or Com¬ 
 mander in Chief, Members of 
 the Council and A? »*mbly, 
 Chief Justice, and Justices of 
 
 CN THE EAST. 
 
 Commissioners of the Supreme 
 Court, Jas. Ouchterlony, Hugh 
 Speed, Esqrs. 
 
 Collecting Constables , *Ebenczer 
 Taylor. Robert Fraser, Esqrs. 
 Distributor of Stamps , Mr. John 
 Blake 
 
 Inspector of Weights and Mea¬ 
 sures, Mr. Newall Berwick 
 Tything -Constable, Mr. Alex. 
 Millar 
 
 Po u j/A per, Mr.TaibotO’ Brieti 
 Warren. 
 
 As T T rr, apostle. 
 
 tiie Quorum for the precinct 
 Physic n t Dr. Steward W'cst 
 Overseer , Mr. Alex. Milne 
 Clerk, Mr. Alex. Millar. 
 
158 
 
 WORKHOUSE- 
 
 President, Peter Robertson, Esq.— Treasurer, Dr. Richard Dick.— 
 Supervisor , Mr. Alex. Millar. 
 
 In this Parish are 85 Sugar-Estates, 117 Coffee and other Settle¬ 
 ments, 139,397 Acres of Land, £5,807 Slaves, and 12,521 Stock. 
 
 ST. DAVID. 
 
 Hector, Rev. .Tames Craw ford 
 
 Churchwardens , Wm. Weir, Jap. 
 Grant, Esqrs. 
 
 Vestrymen , Joseph D*'lpratf, 
 Robert l aw, Richard I)ick, 
 Tiioinas Wilkie, John Tyric, 
 George Brown, John Bill 
 (sen/), William Graham, Da¬ 
 vid Lamonf, William Suther¬ 
 land, Esqrs. 
 
 Clerk o f the Vestry, Mr. James 
 Anderson 
 
 Commissioner of the Supreme 
 Court , John Tvrie, Esq. 
 
 Coroner , James Grant, Esq. 
 
 Collecting Constable, J ohn Smith, 
 Esq. 
 
 Tut king Constable, Mr. Thomas 
 Croits 
 
 Poundkeepers, Messrs. Jas.Drrm- 
 mond Alack and Thomas Wil¬ 
 liams 
 
 Inspector o f JVeights and Mea¬ 
 surer, Mr. J. 1). Mack. 
 
 In this Parish are M Sugar- Estates, 51 Coffee-Plantations, Si Pens 
 and other Settlement ,4H y 383 acres of Land , 7215 Slaves , and i.012 
 Stock. 
 
 PARISH OF PORTLAND. 
 
 Custos Rotulorum , #c. 
 
 Assist. Judges and of theQuorum, 
 Thomas Oakley (sen.%*Samurl 
 Orr, Charles Douglas* George 
 Fuller, Wm. Galloway, Win. 
 Downer, James Colthirst Col- 
 thirst, John Sutton Minot, Ro¬ 
 bert Mein, £Tho. King, }Hugh 
 Speed, Anthony Lindsay, J as. 
 Clayton White, jWm. Brsan, 
 George Minot, George Harri¬ 
 son Cosens,"Wm. Betts,Thomas 
 Oakley (jun.), Esqrs. 
 
 Rector, Rev. Philip llumphriee 
 
 Churchwardens , 
 
 Vestrymen , 
 
 lion. Charles Bryan. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace , Court, Vestry , 
 and Purish<, and Collector of 
 the Transient Tax, Wm. Sher^ 
 w ood (sen.), Escjj 
 
 Commissioners o f the Supreme 
 Court, Thomas Oakley (sen.), 
 Esq. tHon. Wm. AndersonOr- 
 
 gill, James Clav ton White, An¬ 
 thony Lindsay, Thomas Oak* 
 lev ( jun.), Esqrs. 
 
 Coroner, Wm. I/dw. Smith, Esq. 
 
 Collecting Constable, and Inspec¬ 
 tor and Collector oj Rum Du¬ 
 ties, Wm. Minot, I sq. 
 
 Distributor of Stamps, Robert 
 Mein, Esq. 
 
 IJ arbour-Hi aster at Port-Anto- 
 nio, Wm. Sherw ood (sen.), Esq. 
 
 Pilots, Messrs. Henry Staphs, 
 Samuel Shepherd, and John 
 Brackenridge 
 
 / lealth-Offcers , Drs. Anthony 
 
159 
 
 Lindsay and Hugh M‘Whin- 
 nie 
 
 Imp-(tor of IV tig lit* and Mea¬ 
 sures, Mr. Nicholas Li row n 
 
 TITCHFIELD 
 
 Trustees , The Governor, Lieute¬ 
 nant-Governor, or Commander 
 in Chief for ihe time being, 
 four Senior Members of t)i 
 Council,Speaker of tiic Assem¬ 
 bly, Chief Justice, Gustos, Re¬ 
 presentatives in Assembi,, four 
 Senior Magistrates, Rector, 
 Churchwardens and Vestry, 
 with T. Oakley (jwn), John 
 
 Cyt hi tig-Const able, Mr. Jn. Geo. 
 Brown 
 
 Peac - Officers , Messrs. Goldie 
 KHso and John Paris 
 Poundkeeper, Jn. Crow ley, Esq. 
 
 MILE-SCHOOL. 
 
 Steel, Win. Sherwood (sen.), 
 John Martin, Hugh M‘YV hi ti¬ 
 me, Wm. Downer, Esqrs. 
 Master, George Richards Orgill, 
 Esq. 
 
 Treasurer, Anthony Lindsay, 
 Esq. 
 
 Cl rk , Mr. Nicholas Brow n 
 Surgeon *, Anthony Lindsay and 
 Ruga APWhinnie. 
 
 WORKHOUSE. 
 
 President, John Deans, Esq. I Hugh M‘Whinnie 
 Treasurer, Robert Mein, Esq. Supervisor and Cltrk, Mr. John 
 Surgeons , Anthony Lindsay and » George Brown. 
 
 Jn this Parish are 5:1) Sugar-Estates, 76 other Settlements, 11,12? 
 Acres of Lana , 76sfe Slaves, and i&GG Stock. 
 
 PARISH OF ST. GEORGE. 
 
 Custos JRotulorum, §c. Hon. Wm. Anderson Orgill. 
 
 A ssist. Judges and of the Quorum, 
 Henry Russell, £ George Bu¬ 
 chanan, Philip Ellis, 1 lector 
 Ross, Robert Gray, * Edward 
 I). Htzgerald, ^Jacob Stamp, 
 Alex. Park, |Jonn Meen, 
 ♦Bernard Shirley, {Win. Car¬ 
 michael, Thomas Pickersgill, 
 James McDonald, £Alex. Aik- 
 man (sen.), Benjamin Crosslev, 
 Dominick Walsh, John Babb, 
 James Barton, Geo. Richards 
 Orgill, Henry Boud, JJoi.n 
 Elmslie, Geo. Jackson, lienry 
 Forbes, Wm. Dunbar, JRobt. 
 Wm. Sutherland,Wm. Douglas, 
 * \Y rntworth Bayly, George 
 Oliver, {: Nathaniel Bayly 
 Williams, Esqrs. 
 
 Rector, Upv. Henry Jenkins 
 
 Churchwardens, 
 
 Vestrymen, 
 
 Clerk of the Court, Peace, and 
 Vestry, John King, Esq. 
 
 Deputy Clerk of the peace, Mr. 
 George Hall 
 
 Commissioners of the Supreme 
 Court, + George Buchanan, 
 Jas. M*Donald, lleclor Ross, 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Coroner, Wm. Duncan, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Markets, Pli. Ellis, 
 Esq. 
 
 Collecting Constable, ami Inspec¬ 
 tor and, Collector of Rum Du¬ 
 ties, Janies Barton, Lsq. 
 
 U ealtk- OJi cer , Dr, Ro b t. B. W ray 
 
160 
 
 Harbour-Master at Annotio-Bay, i Francis Esseu and Beswick 
 Mr. Angus McDonald I Biggs 
 
 Tytking Constables, Messrs, j Puundkeeper, Mr. George Perry. 
 
 WORKHOUSF. 
 
 President, Philip Ellis, Esq. j Surgeon, Dr. Robf. B. Wray 
 Treasurer, Benj. Crossley, Esq. | Supervisor, Mr. George Perry. 
 In this Parish are 2 7 Sugar-Estates, 104 Co ffee and 42 other Settle* 
 meats, 107,571 Acres of Land, 15,271 Slaves, and 6081 Stock. 
 
 CORNWALL. 
 
 PARISH OF ST. ELIZABETH. 
 
 Cvstos Rotulorum , $c. Hon. Joseph James Swabv. 
 
 Ass i v t. Tv dges and ofthe Quorum, 
 John White, David Shake- 
 spear, *\Vm. Kellet Hewitt, 
 Win. Row e, John Griffith,Dun¬ 
 can Robertson (sen.\ Richard 
 Boucher, Isaac Allen, George 
 Graham Stone, Alex. Roe, 
 John Robertson, Al^v. Cord- 
 wood, John Maboil Cooper, 
 John RackerWebb,Jas. White, 
 Edward Owen, James Miller, 
 Dunean Robertson (junior), 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Magistrates, Andr. White, *Cha. 
 Forbes, * James Davy, James 
 Baillie Vernon, Robert All- 
 wood, Tho. Anderson, Esqrs. 
 
 Rector, Rev. Wm. Vaughan Ha¬ 
 milton 
 
 Churchwardens, Alex. Rose, Jas. 
 Miller, Esqrs. 
 
 Vestrymen, Luke Bramwtll, 
 Henry Palmer, C harles Farqu- 
 harson, Adam White, James 
 Daly, John Delaroche, Abe 
 Evans, John Collins, John 
 Salmon, Thos. Powell, Esqrs. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Court , 
 Philip Dayies, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Vestry, Wm. Pitter, 
 
 Esq. 
 
 Commissioners of the Supreme 
 Court, Philip Davies, George 
 Graham Stone, Richard Ash¬ 
 man, Esqrs. 
 
 Collecting Constable,3 o\ii\ Mabcll 
 Cooper, Esq. 
 
 Coroner and Poundkeeper, Ed¬ 
 ward Denniss, Esq. 
 
 Inspector and Collector of Rum 
 Duties, Mr. Alex. M‘K*en/ie 
 Collector of the Transient Tax, 
 Win. Cunningham, Esq* 
 Vender of Gunpowder, Alex. 
 Gird wood. Esq. 
 
 Distributor of Stamps, Andrew 
 Miller, Esq. 
 
 Health-Ojjiocr at Black-River, 
 * 
 
 Harbour-Master and Pilot at 
 Black-River, Mr. John Ben¬ 
 nett 
 
 Parish Clerk and Sexton, Mr. 
 
 Francis Sandcroft 
 Constables , Messrs. John Taylor, 
 Win. Lawrence, and Jacob 
 Flake. 
 
161 
 
 PrtsUent and Treasurer , Alex. 
 Gird wood, Esq. 
 
 Commissioners , Robt. Allivood, 
 
 WORKHOUSE. 
 
 Jn. YIc»nteath,Jas. Miller, Ksqrs. 
 Supervisor , Mr. Cha. M‘ Knight 
 Surgeon' Dr. Alex. Rose. 
 
 In this Parish are 22 Sugar-Estates^ 1T1 Co fie-Plantations, 207 
 Pms and other Settlements, 5i9 Waite Inhabitants and 114 of 
 
 jHZHX*!}* J ^ cienc ^ S0t,0«f Acres of Lund, *4,200 Slaves, 
 and 29,250 Stock. 
 
 PARISH OF WESTMORLAND. 
 
 Custos Rotulorum, ^ 
 A ssist. Judges,and of the <fuo ntm , 
 Win. I Is 1 ton (senior), *Wm. 
 Loch, James Robert Tomlin¬ 
 son, Theodore Stone, Philip 
 Pinr.oek, Esqrs. Rev. Thomas 
 Stewart, Jas. Brown, £ David 
 Finlayson, Oliver Hering, Wal¬ 
 ter Murray, Joseph Stone'Wil¬ 
 liams, * James Wedderburn, 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Magistrates, J ulines Hering, # Ed- 
 >vard Jarvis Ricketts, John 
 Marshall, Joiin Falconer, 
 Arch. Galbraith, Hutchinson 
 Scott, Win. Hylton (jun.), Jas. 
 
 < olquhoun Grant, Richard 
 Quarrell, J Robert All wood, 
 iWm. James Stevenson, JTho. 
 Partridge Tharp, Jn. Graham 
 Campbell, Win. Forbes, ♦An¬ 
 thony Gilbert Storer, Esqrs. 
 + llon. Robert Scarlett. John 
 Blyth, Patrick Spence, George 
 Kirlew, John Lawrence An¬ 
 glin, Kenneth j\l‘Kcnzie. Geo. 
 Marcy, Eras, (want. Geo. Robt. 
 Johnson, John Foster, John 
 Dobson, Charles O’Connor, 
 Kdw. Smith, Jas. Pot ter, Esqrs. 
 Rector , Rev. Thomas Stewart 
 Churchwarden «, James Brown, 
 John Marshall, Esqrs. 
 
 Vesirymtn , John Ricketts,Theo¬ 
 dore Stone. John Dobson, 
 John Hogg, Benjamin Capon, 
 John Buddie, John Potter, 
 James Potter, James Grierson, 
 John Foster, Esqrs. 
 
 r. Hon* John Lewis. 
 
 Clerk of th? Peace and Chu t, 
 James Murray, Esq. 
 
 Clerk of the Vestry, Eirewarden , 
 and Inspector of Wights and 
 Measures, John Tomlinson. 
 Esq. 
 
 Commissioners of the Supreme 
 Court, *Cha. Lowes, ♦Robt.O. 
 Vassall, George Kirlew, John 
 Marshall, Esqrs. 
 
 Colliding Constable, Thomas 
 Tomlinson, Esq. 
 
 Coroner, Benjamin Capon, Esq. 
 
 Collector of the Transient Tax 
 and Distributor of Stamps, Mr. 
 John Pritchard 
 
 Inspector and Collector of the 
 Rum Duties, Mr. Alex.McKen¬ 
 zie 
 
 Xotary Public, Jas. Brown, Esq. 
 
 Physician to the Gaol, Dr. Pa¬ 
 trick Spence 
 
 Health Officers at Savanna-la- 
 Mar , Dm. Patrick Spence and 
 Henry JDestin 
 
 Harbour-Master at ditto, John 
 Dobson, Esq. 
 
 Pilots at ditto , Messrs. Robert 
 Foreman, John Thomas, and 
 John McCarthy 
 
 Town-Clerk at ditto, John Tom¬ 
 linson, Esq. 
 
 Pcundkeeper , Mr. Thomas Wm. 
 Hardin 
 
 Organist, Mrs. Catherine Taylor 
 
 Clerk of the Parish and Sexton, 
 Mr. Daniel M ( Gibbon 
 
 Beadle , Mr. — Riggs. 
 
 O 
 
162 
 
 matting's free-school. 
 
 Trustee*, The Cast os, Represen- 
 tMives'in Assembly, t'iree of 
 me Senior Magistrates, Rector, 
 find live Freeholders chosen 
 on the 1st of August—for the 
 present year, John Ricketts, 
 
 James Brown, John Marshall* 
 Walter Murray, Joseph Stone 
 Williams, Esqrs. 
 
 Treasurer, .fames Brown, Esq. 
 Master, Rev. Thomas Stewart. 
 
 WORKHOUSF. 
 
 President, David Finlayson, Esq. j Surgeon , Dr. David Wilson 
 Treasurer, Too. Tomlinson, Esq. | Supervisor, Mr. Jacob Pessoa. 
 In this Parish art 61 Sugar-Estates, 25 Co (fee? Plantations and Cot - 
 tori-Walks* 33 P*hs* 174,794 Meres of Land, 21.405 Slaves, and 
 
 21,lb7 Stock. 
 
 PARISH OF 
 
 Custos Rotulomni , S>Y. 
 
 A>sist. Tudgcs,undofthcQuorum, 
 Wm.Brown, Donald Malcolm, 
 J Pa trick Spence, Rich. Haugh- 
 lon Reid, Robert Gilpin, Ed¬ 
 mund Finncane, Georg' Aial- 
 Coln, * Patrick May wed, Ro¬ 
 bert Kerr, Richard Dickson, 
 
 J James Colquiioun Grant, Pa¬ 
 trick Bremner, * Philip Anglin 
 Scarlett, Esqrs. JHon. Robert 
 Scarlett, Joan Crooks, Thomas 
 Reid, f >V*m. James Stevenson, 
 Ale.*. Camp bell v Liicea ), | A1 &. 
 Campbell (Copse), * Samuel 
 Jackson, John Maxwell,|Wm. 
 Allen, Wot. Virgo Clarke, Jn. 
 \Vrlley, Walter Murray, Dun¬ 
 can Campbell, John Hill, Paul 
 S. Samuells, I sqrs. Rev. Da¬ 
 rnel Warner Rose, JJn. Blyth, 
 
 ♦ Sir Simon HaugMon Clarke, 
 Bart. *Rqbert Oliver Vassall, 
 Alex.M‘Callum, Andrew Red- 
 die, Samuel Kerr, John IVlowat 
 Bucknor, John lluddach, 
 Richard Quarrell, 1 isqrs. 
 
 R tor* Rev. Daniel V\arner 
 Rose 
 
 Churchwardens , 
 
 HANOVER. 
 
 Hon. George Binham. 
 
 Clerk of the P ace, Court, and 
 Vestry, and Coroner, Robert 
 Kerr, Esq. 
 
 Commissioners of the Supreme 
 Court, Richard Dickson. Pa¬ 
 trick Spence, Alex. M‘Callum, 
 Jf sqrs. 
 
 Collecting Constable , Andrew 
 Reddie, Esq. 
 
 Inspector and Collector of Rum 
 Duties, Notary Public, and 
 Distributor of Siarnps , Win. 
 Brow n, Esq. 
 
 Collector of tne Transient Tax , 
 Mr. Janies Keys 
 
 Health-Officer at Lucea, Dr.Wm. 
 Hopton 
 
 Harbour-Master at ditto and at 
 Green-island, Mr. John C. 
 Dinham 
 
 Pitot, Mr. Alex. Chambers 
 
 Suom Measurers, Messrs. James 
 Spence, David Grant. Win. A. 
 Dickson. John KeantishCham- 
 bers, and James Isaacs 
 
 CL rk of the Markets, Mr. Joseph 
 Bosley 
 
 Vestrymen, 
 
*163 
 
 PourtdJcceper at L,u 'fa, Mrs.Mary 
 Hill 
 
 Ditto at Green-Lland, Robert 
 Christie, Esq. 
 
 RITSFa'r IRFF-SCnrOL. 
 
 Parish Clerk and Scjrton, ME 
 George Heming 
 Organist, Mrs. Aiary Binham. 
 
 Treasurer* Robert Kerr, Fsq. 
 Master, iter. Daniel Warner 
 Rose 
 
 Surgeon, Doctor George Bin- 
 ham. 
 
 Trustees, The Gustos. Represen¬ 
 tatives in Assembly, three 
 Senior Magistrates. Rector, 
 
 Churchwardens ami si x Free¬ 
 holders, chosen annually on 
 tue 20th ot .February 
 
 WORKHOUSE. 
 
 President, Robert Kerr, Esq. Supervisor, Mr. Robt. Rosea- . 
 
 Treasurer, Mr. Win. A. Dicuson | Surgeon, Dr. George Binhaur, 
 
 In this Parish are 6 ( » Sugar-Estate^, 120 other S tthmevts, 10^,700 
 Acres of Land, 23,042 Slaves, and 17,117 Stock. 
 
 PARISH OF ST. JAMES. 
 
 Custos Rotulorum, & 
 Assist.J udges,and oflheQuorum, 
 J.lolin Robert James, Donald 
 Campbell. John Cunningham, 
 Esqrs. *Sir Simon Uaughton 
 Clarke, Bart. Ravnes Barrett 
 Waite, * Jacob TEmilius Ir¬ 
 ving, *Samuel Vaughan, David 
 Kerr. James Peterkin, John 
 Ingram, Richard Heath, Geo. 
 M‘Lenan, * William Duncan, 
 ♦Philip Anglin Scarlett. ♦John 
 Beaufin Irving. Henry \}aite, 
 Esqrs. Hon. Wm. Murray, 
 Thomas Joseph Gray, Henry 
 Thornhill Gibhcs, Alex. Jas. 
 Findlater, X Thomas Munro, 
 JPeter Grant, Fsqrs. ilon. Ro¬ 
 bert Scarlett, James, l.aw rirnce, 
 ♦ George Lawrence, j Robert 
 Moulton, * Samuel Jackson. 
 J George Fletcher Coward, 
 ♦Charles Rose i His, George 
 M‘Farquhar Lawson. Joi.n 
 Tharp, Janies Cunningham, 
 Alex. Peterkin, James Gallo¬ 
 way, JWalter Murray, Esqrs. 
 Sir John Gordon. Bart. Henry 
 Parry, William Perry, John 
 
 . Hon. John Mowat. 
 
 Hewan, Joseph Bowen Ber¬ 
 nard, Roderick Tulloch, John 
 Coates. E^qrs. 
 
 11 dor, Rev. David Duff 
 
 Churchwardens, John Coates, 
 James Guthrie, Fsqrs. 
 
 Vestrymen, Ralph Montague, 
 John Tharp, Henry Thornhill 
 Oibbes, James Cunningham, 
 Henry Parry, John Ritchie, 
 Samuel Kerr, Edward Mon¬ 
 tague, John F ray, James Hed- 
 ley, Fsqrs. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Court , 
 Samuel Jack-on, F.sq. 
 
 Deputy Clerk of the Peace, John 
 Ingram. Esq. 
 
 Deputy Clerk of the. Court and 
 ytstry, and Distributor of 
 Stamps, Wm. S. Grignon, Esq. 
 
 Commissioners of the Supreme 
 Court , Wm. Perry. Jas. Mur¬ 
 ray, Alex. Davidson. Patrick. 
 Green, G. F. Coward, i *qrs. 
 
 Collecting Constable, W in. Allen, 
 Fsq. 
 
 Coroner, Clement Cooke . B. 
 Stevens, Esq. 
 
164 
 
 Rotary Public , Donald Camp¬ 
 bell, I.sq. 
 
 Inspector and Collector of the 
 Rum Duties, Win. Allen, 1 :q. 
 
 Collector of the Transient Tux, 
 Mr. Colin Thompson 
 
 Ihalth-OJjicers at Montego+Bay, 
 Drs. Alex. Watt and George 
 Longmore 
 
 Pilot and Harbour-Master at do. 
 Mr. John Griffiths 
 
 Poundkeeper at ditto, John Fray, 
 Ls>q. 
 
 Clerk of the Markets , Mr. Colin 
 Thompson 
 
 Parish Clerk and Sexton , Mr. 
 
 Win. Miller 
 Organist, Mr?. Walker 
 Matron of the Hospital , Mrs. 
 Tirze 
 
 Head Constable, Tythingman,and 
 Beadle of the Corporation, Mr. 
 Fred. A eg. Cavendish Rice. 
 
 CLOSE-HARBOUP. COMPANY, MONTEGO-BAY. 
 
 Directors , John Ingram, Esq. 
 ( President ),-Hqd. Jn. Mowat, 
 Donald Campbell, Ray no? 
 'Barrett Waite, * Samuel 
 Vaughan, Henry Parry, Rich. 
 Hill, Thomas Joseph Gray, 
 
 Alexander Davidson, Patrick 
 Green, James Wilson, John 
 Fray, John Coates, Ksqrs. 
 Treasurer , James Guthrie, Fsq. 
 Secretary, Tho. Phillpotts, tsq. 
 IVdter-Bailiff\ Mr. JohnGriffiths. 
 
 FRJBE-SCUOOL. 
 
 .Trustees, The Custos. F.epresen- 
 tatives in Assembly, three Se¬ 
 nior Magistrates, the Church¬ 
 wardens, w ith three Freehold¬ 
 ers—For the present y ear, J ohr* 
 
 Tharp, John Ingram, George 
 M‘Farquhar Law son, 1 ?qrs. 
 Master , Mr. Edward F. Hughes 
 Governess, Mrs. M. Moodie. 
 
 WORKHOUSF. 
 
 President , Don. Campbell, Esq. J Supei'visor, Mr. Win. Ball 
 Treasurer , Wm. Allen, L^q. j Surgeon , Dr. Alex. Watt. 
 
 In this Parish are 89 Sugar-Estates, 77 Pens and Plantations, 
 118,937 Acres of Land, 25,398 Slaves , 7482 Stock taxed, and 
 10,000 not taxed. 
 
 PARISH OF TRELAWNY. 
 Custos : Kotulorvm , *Hon. James Stewart. 
 
 A ssist. Jvdges , undoftheQuoru in, 
 * Charles Gordon (sen.), *John 
 Blagrove, J James Galloway, 
 IWm. James Stevenson,-Alex. 
 Hawthorn, jUrqulrart Gilles¬ 
 pie, ^Patrick Smith, Edward 
 Knowles, Tho. JVlunro. }Wm. 
 Baker Utten, James Phillips 
 Utten, Fsqrs. *Iion. Wm. Mit¬ 
 chell, * Henry Shirley, John 
 Mitchell, ^ Charles O Cou¬ 
 nt r, J J ohn C unningliam, * J ohn 
 
 Boaufin Irv ing, JThomas Par¬ 
 tridge Tharp, Hugh Barnett, 
 Alex. Edgar, Wm. Green, Ro¬ 
 bert Bell. John Reid (Wake¬ 
 field), James Lawson, Wm. 
 .Fa i rc lough. Cha r 1 es Cam pbe 1 i, 
 John Kasson. John Baillie, 
 David Richards, *Ge.o. Law¬ 
 rence, Walter Minto, Charles 
 Gordon (jun.), JJamcs Cun¬ 
 ningham, *George Reid (jun.), 
 John Black, Alexander Ste* 
 
165 
 
 venson, * George Miller, John 
 Campbell (junior), Henry 
 V» right, Francis Robertson, 
 1 Joseph Green, *Alex. Grant, 
 John Meek. Ksqrs. 
 
 Magistrates, Janies Kiili Kelly, 
 ♦Jacob /Emilias Irving, £Tiio- 
 mas Reid, Robert Moulton. 
 ♦Samuel Vaughan, JJobn Reid 
 (iallimore, Thomas Kerr Ver¬ 
 non, 1‘sqrs. 
 
 Rector, Rev. Wm. Fraser 
 
 Chittckwurdt ns, 
 
 Vestrymen , 
 
 Clerk of the. Peace., Court , and 
 Polec, John Baillie, Esq. 
 
 Deputy ditto, Mr. J dw. Hoole 
 
 Clerk of the Vestry, James Blair, 
 Esq. 
 
 Conunissiomrs of the Supreme 
 Court, Patrick Smith, Frede¬ 
 rick Lamont, John Stock dale 
 Broun, JHoo. Hatton Brown, 
 Ti»o. Kerr Vernon, Fsqrs. 
 
 Collecting Constable, John Bail- 
 lie, Esq. 
 
 Collector of the Transient Tax, 
 T. Kerr Vernon. Esq. 
 
 Inspector and Collector of Rum 
 Duties , Mr. Samuel A tterbury 
 
 Distributor of Stamps, Mr. Ed¬ 
 ward iloole 
 
 Coroner, James Killi Kellv, Esq. 
 f irewardens , John Blat 1<, Jona¬ 
 than Brown, John Christie, 
 James Dalmahoy, AVm. Black, 
 Ksqrs. 
 
 Inspector of Weights and ?I'a- 
 sures , Air. David M‘Conncll 
 Sworn Measurers of lumber, 
 Messrs. Walter H, Birming¬ 
 ham, Richard Lewis. Mark 
 Patterson. IV. A. Mtustaden, 
 and John Robey 
 Ihaltk-Ojjicer at Falmouth, Dr. 
 James Lawson 
 
 Ditto at Rio-Bueno, Dr. Henry 
 Wright 
 
 Harbour-Master at Falmouth, 
 Mr. Joseph White 
 Pilots, Messrs. Arch.Main, Wm. 
 Troop, ) dward Burv, ood, Jo¬ 
 seph White, and Frederick 
 Ali Her 
 
 Surgeon to the Marine Ifosjrt J, 
 Transient I*oor, and. Work- 
 house, Dr. James Lawson 
 Leeward Poundkee.per , Air. Wm. 
 Holder 
 
 Windward ditto, Mrs. AVa/t 
 Teacher oj the Parish Children, 
 Mrs. Jane lianrorce 
 Supervisor of the IV orkhouse and 
 Head Constable, Mr. John 
 Price 
 
 Ty thing man. Air. Tiio. Kennedy 
 Paris// Clerk, Air. Ezra V/. 
 Weld 
 
 Organist, Air. Richard Lewis 
 Sexton, Air. James Lewis 
 Clock-Keeper, Air. James Brown. 
 FALMOUTH HATKR-COMi*AN Y. 
 
 Directors , Thomas Munro ( Pre¬ 
 sident f, James Hallow ay, J ohn 
 Mitchell, Edward Knowles, 
 
 Charles Campbell, James Law - 
 
 Brow n. A l x. flaw thorn. John 
 Baillie, Robert Beil, { ?qi s 
 Treasurer , ( ha. Campbell, > ;q 
 Secretary, James Blair, Jcsil. 
 Collector, - 
 
 son, Wm. Green, Wjn. Fair- 
 clough, John Black, Jonathan 
 In this Parish are <H Sugar-Estates, U > Co /?' S;t<’ v-;* -;/v and 
 
 r**». m,m ./w, -a.vu su,v,■*,■%,.! «>; W i stick 
 
 O s 
 
 
166 
 
 AIIMY. 
 
 COMMJXDETl IS CHIEF J.V THIS island 4Nn ITS DEPF.yDFXCIE^ 
 
 1,,s Jixue,leac y Llaut ; [ : V, 1,,ral ElJ '' ard Morrison, Colonel of the 
 4th Battalion 60th Foot. 
 
 ^Jdc-dc-Camp and Military Sec. Opt. Henry Boone Ilall. 55th Foot. 
 Aidcs-dt-Camp, Capt. Kobert P^o it. 51th Foot, Lieut. Charles 
 V allancey, 96;h Foot. 
 
 Second in Command. Major-OWai John Cor,Ion Cumins, half- 
 pay lnva];d Fencible Infantry. 
 
 Aid -de-Camp, Capt. W. Gordon, 6th Foot. 
 
 Brigaaici-G eneral, Lieut. Col. Christopher Darby. 54th Foot. 
 
 Major oj Brigade, Capt. Jonathan Darby. 54th Foot. 
 Bagaditr-treneral, Lieut. Col. John Simon Farley. 66th Foot. 
 Major of Brigade. Cap t. J. N. Mail lard. 13th Foot. 
 
 D puty AdnUsnt-Gcmra Lieut. Col. George liorsford, 16th Foot. 
 Assistant ditto, arid Drprity fvdge-Advocot?, Capt. VV kick worth 
 longe, Nova-Scot^ Fenc-bles. 
 
 deputy Quartermaster-Geni al Lieut. Col. Christopher Myer?, 
 70th Foot. 1 J 9 
 
 Acting Assistant ditto, Lieut* G. John Tappenden, 54th Foot. 
 Deputy Paijma*t> r-G nnaf Kenneth Macrae, Esq. 
 
 A <si taut ditto, W in. Gordon, Fsq. 
 
 Acting Deputy Comms^ary-Gtn rat, Frederick Orennan, Esq 
 Deputy Inspector of Hospital, Joshua Rockett, Fan. 
 Surgeon to the Forces, 1. L. Bolton, Esq. 
 
 Apothecary to the Forces, Hugh Clough, Esq. 
 Hospital-Mates, Henry Burnell,— Mead. 
 
 royal artillery. 
 
 [Some of the Officers are absent on leave* and sonic on duty.] 
 
 Lieut. Col. Commanding , John 
 Frederick Smith 
 Captains, Thomas B. P. Hardy, 
 James Armstrong, Win. Lloyd, 
 Marcus Roe, John A.Clement, 
 John W. Hollo,Wm.Twyning, 
 Alex. Edgar, James Browne 
 JAuteri ant<,\\ :*•. Lindsay, Peter 
 Faddy, W r;. Oldham, George 
 Cons*', Browne Willis, George 
 Jones, Henry Forster,Thomas 
 R. Cooks on" 
 
 Acting Adjutant, Capt.Twvning 
 Act. Quartermaster, Lf. Oldham 
 Act. Barrackmaster, Lt. Couse 
 Paymaster and Ordnance Slore- 
 he per, ^Nicholas Lechmere, 
 Esq. 
 
 Acting dilto , Fred. Matthew s 
 Surgeon, David Brown, M. D. 
 Assistant Surgeon, Geo. Hicks 
 Clerk of the Ordnance , Win. A. 
 May 
 
 Assistant ditto , L, Curtin. 
 
167 
 
 ROYAL FOREIGN ARTILLERY. 
 
 Captains, Brevet Major Charles | Lieutenant <\ Frederick Chim- 
 Oe Menard, John JL)c Coat- j pier, Francis J. P. ttiflari, Le 
 quelvin j Coinpte Xavier De Choiscaul. 
 
 XVIII, 
 
 OR ROYAL IRISH REGIMENT OF FOOT—RAISED IX 1684. 
 
 ^Explanation*. —The Army Hank of Captain < and Subalterns is 
 annexed to their names, and their Seniority in the Regiment is 
 pointed out by the order in which they are placed. The Figures 
 prefixed denote the Battalions in which the Officers are actually 
 serving: the Letters (t. s. r. distinguish Oificers dt inched , or on 
 the staff o r recruiting service; m. Major in the Army; * va¬ 
 cancies.) 
 
 Colonel of both Battalions, General Sir .Tames Murray Pultency, 
 Bart. Feb. 26, 1791. 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonels , Lieut. Gen. David Douglas Wcmyss, April 1?, 
 1 i9 3 —Brig. Gen. Henry Tucker Montresor, 8 pt. 1,179a—iJames 
 Graves, March 5, 1807—George Horsford, s. Jan. 26 , 1809. 
 
 Majors , lEdw. W’alker, Dec. 4. 1806—SWm. Thoinlinson, le. April 
 SO, la07—2John Burgess Ilall’ey, Acr. 5, 1807—1 Laac Edward 
 Inston, Oct. 12, 1809. 
 
 captains. 
 
 1 Denis O'Ferrall, nr. 
 
 Robert Sim Lb, in. r. 
 
 1 Charles O Gorman, in. 
 
 1 John M‘Xeill 9 July 1803 
 
 2Jt of. O'Connell .. 
 
 ^Robert Percival . 
 
 2John lloy 22 Oct . 
 
 1 Win. Conolly l Sept. 1804 
 
 G. (iorroquer, d. 14. 
 
 Ja. Vallance, r. 19 Oct . 
 
 2G. H. (Jordon, m. 
 
 1 J. N. Maillard, ,v. 20 May 1800 
 John Dewar, d. 6. /an. 1808 
 
 1 Richard Weld 7. 
 
 P. O. Shaughucssy 21 Mar. 1 805 
 — Montgomery, d. 28 July 1808 
 Burg. Camac 18 Aug. .... 
 
 1 James Janus 7 Sept . 
 
 1 Rich. Hu son 8. 
 
 John J. Dunkin, m. 
 
 INicb. R. Maguire 25 A r oi>. 
 
 Henry Pratt 12 Oct. 1809 
 
 LIEUTENANTS. 
 
 Geo. Stuar t t Adj. 1 Sept. 1804 
 
 W. Burnett, r. 19 Oct. 1S04 
 1 Walter Coul ;>n 12 Jan. 1805 
 
 2Cole Mat well 6 Feb . 
 
 2R. D< lach erois 24. 
 
 2Jas. Forrest, Adj. 25. 
 
 2Jamrs Aiken 26. 
 
 2John Owen 28. 
 
 lTlio. It. ( raves 28 Aug. 1804 
 2John Aiken 9 April 1&06 
 
 2W. McDonald 10. 
 
 1 Alex. Clark 1 Aug . 
 
 Uohn Ord 4 D<c . 
 
 lJoim Doran 5. 
 
 2.1 ere. Cooper 25. 
 
 t F. Wm. Dillon 6 March 1807 
 1). M‘Art!iur, d. 28 Feb. 1797 
 1 W r m. Hely 5 J an. Ifc08 
 
 21’dmund StackpoolcO. 
 
 2Love Hiatt 7. 
 
 John Birch, d. 25 May 1807 
 
 2W. B. Fai l man 31 March loOS 
 Gregory Paul, r. 2 Jan. 1806 
 J. Grueber, d. 17 May 1808 
 
 Wm. Capel 28 April _ 
 
 D. M. Davis, d. lb Aug. 1808 
 
168 
 
 11\ C. O'Connor 8 Sept. 1808 
 
 J. Carmichael 22. 
 
 1 i (1. Campbell 
 Jas. YVood, r. 
 
 YV. II. Graves, d. 
 
 And. O Flvn, r. 
 it. H. Morgan 
 A bra. Heed 
 8. Holmes:,//. 
 
 JV1. I). Kennedy 
 1 ue. Talbot, d. 
 
 Wm. Bell 
 
 * 
 
 ENSIGNS*. 
 
 IT. Mosse, d. .SI Dec. 1807 
 
 Tho. Bo\ le, d. 25 Aug. 1808 
 
 Ar. Loghlin 15 Sept . 
 
 Richard Barry 25 Oct . 
 
 James E>vart, d. 26. 
 
 R. M. Gibbons, d. 27 Oct. ISG3 
 
 R. Fletcher, d. 28. 
 
 S. Bishop, d. 1 Dec . 
 
 Wm. Dempster, d. 9 Feb. 1809 
 
 P. Graeme, d. 10.. 
 
 S. M‘dintock 16. 
 
 -Gooday, d. 23. 
 
 C. O'Flaherty, d. 16 March .... 
 Stew. YY ilders, d. 4 May .... 
 YVm. Allix, d. 20 July.... 
 
 YV. J. llancorne 10 Aug . 
 
 -Carry, d. 28 Sept . 
 
 -Wright, d. 12 Oct . 
 
 Paymaster, YV. I vcson TaJ ug. 08 
 * 
 
 1 Quartermaster , YY*. Sim¬ 
 mons 16 Jun?■ 1803 
 
 2Surg. lion. Cory 17 Orl. 1^05 
 1 Surg. YValt. Caner 1 June 1809 
 1 Ass. do. YY. Crofton25 S p. 1803 
 2Ditlo, YV. Seain«’in 23 Oct. POO 
 1 Ditto , John Bell 2 I />. 1809 
 Agents, Collyerand Son. 
 
 13 Oct. ... 
 
 25 . 
 
 26 . 
 
 27. 
 
 8 Feb. 1809 
 
 9 . 
 
 16 . 
 
 23 Nov. 1801 
 20 July 1809 
 12 Oct. ... 
 
 LIV, 
 
 Oil WERT-NORFOLK REGIMENT — RAISED IN 1755. 
 
 Colon*!, Lieut. Gen. James Lord Forbes, Sept. 18,1809. 
 
 Lieu ten a nt- Co'on els, Brig. Gen. Christopher Darbv, Sept. J, 1795— 
 Brig. Gen. John Thomas La\ard, d. May 16, 1800—Win. Samuel 
 Ctirrey, July 13, 1809. 
 
 Majors, Neil Campbell, Ic.s. Feb. 20, 1806—YY r m. Clones, July 20, 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 Jona. Darbv, s. 25 June 1803 
 
 Allan Kelly 21 Feb. 1805 
 
 r i ho. C. Kirby 25 Sept. 1806 
 
 Thar. Reeves, s. 25 June 1807 
 
 Robert Pigott, s. 9 July .... 
 
 ]>. Roberts 6 Jug. 1804 
 
 Thos. Bunbury, r. SJNcv. 1808 
 J os. Twigg, d. 28 March 1 800 
 
 —— Blackman, r. J5.1809 
 
 YValter Crofton,s. 16. 
 
 V. Campbell, r. 15 June .... 
 LIEUTENANTS. 
 
 James Leslie 15 May 1806 
 
 George Mills, r. 13 June 1800 
 
 Thomas Charteris 
 I'red. Barbauld 
 Jas. King 
 Geo. Fraser 
 John Abbott 
 G. J. Tappenden, 
 Lewis 8haw 
 Adam Baillie 
 YY . C. Bell 
 Alex. Burnett 
 Humph. Black 
 G. Bromhead, r. 
 John Sharpe 
 F. A. Lvanson 
 John Pi 11 on 
 
 9 Oct. 1806 
 19 Sept. 1805 
 
 10 Dec. 1&06 
 
 11 . 
 
 2 July 1807 
 
 s. 29 Oct . 
 
 14 Nov. 1804 
 2 Jan. 1809 
 18 May 180S 
 J5 March \tW 
 
 16 . 
 
 23. 
 
 19 April .... 
 
 20 . 
 
 20 March 1861 
 
169 
 
 Tho. Mackglasiian 8 ./m»?1809 
 
 W. Wool rich 27 Sept . 
 
 Robert Woodgate 28. 
 
 * 
 
 EXSIGNS. 
 
 Richard Kelly 1(5 Feb. 1809 
 
 G. II. Ldwards 19 April _ 
 
 Ross Matthews 20. 
 
 John Grey 28 Sept . 
 
 The. OTIalloran 5 Oct. .... 
 
 Philip Mandelhon 1 Nov. 1809 
 
 Alex. 15. Higgins 2. 
 
 Paymaster, A. Colquhoun 
 
 4 May .... 
 
 Quartermaster, G. Brown 
 
 8 May 1S06 
 
 Surg. G. Redmond 11 Sept . 
 
 Ass. Do. J. (»eddes22 June 1809 
 
 Ass. Do. R. Punshonl20<2. 
 
 Agents, Greenwood and Co. 
 
 lv, 
 
 OR WESTMORLAND REGIMENT—RAISED IN 1755. 
 
 Colonel , General Loftus Anthony Tottenham, Nov. 9, 1791. 
 Lieutenant-Colonel, Robert Douglass, Sept. 14, 1801. 
 Majors, John Nugent Smyth, Ic. Nov. 25, 1802—Robert Frederick. 
 Dec. 15, 1808. 
 
 captains. Charles Schaw 
 
 Alex. Hogg, r. 
 
 G. Rvatt, s. 
 
 Rich. Jones, r. 
 Abra. Creighton 
 H. M. Clone 
 Lewis Fenton 
 
 H. 13. Hall, s. 
 
 A. Macdonald 
 
 I. Campbell 
 
 captains. 
 
 19 Dec. 1799 
 20 Apt il 1802 
 25 Jane 1803 
 
 25 Jan. 1801 
 
 *>Aug . 
 
 2 April 1807 
 
 26 Aug. 1801 
 22 Jan. 1808 
 25 June 4803 
 
 Mill 
 
 Robt. Spunner 
 T. Coleman 
 
 Peter A. Heyliger 9 March 1809 
 J. L. M‘Donneil 8 June .... 
 
 LIEUTENANTS. 
 
 23 June 1803 
 29 
 
 T. J. Williams 30 Aug. 1804 
 
 Wn». B. Hobart, r ... 
 
 T. W. N icholson II Oct. 1805 
 R. W. M‘Donald 7 March .... 
 
 Jos. Otway 24 Sept . 
 
 J. S. F lligood 1 Oct. 1806 
 
 Rich. Coote 11 March .... 
 
 John Bullcr, Adj. 19. 
 
 Win. Kemp 20 Nov . 
 
 T. G. Peacocke 3 March 1809 
 
 Jas. Indue!] 10 May 1,807 
 
 Alex. Gardner 2 .... 1809 
 
 W. H. Armstrong 
 J. H. Weeks 
 J. C. Johnston 
 Tho. Cooke 
 A M‘Donncll 
 
 3 May 1809 
 
 4 ........ 
 
 8 June .... 
 
 15 Nov . 
 
 1(5. 
 
 6th June 1805 
 
 ENSIGNS. 
 
 II. Van Straubenzie 3 May 1809 
 
 Sam. Bolton 4. 
 
 Robert Irvine 8 June .... 
 
 A'j. M. Nicholson, r. 17 Aug . 
 
 John Stevenson 15 Nov . 
 
 Thomas Major 16. 
 
 Paymaster, J.W. Mac¬ 
 kenzie y Sept. 1908 
 
 Quartermaster, Ar. Hut¬ 
 chinson 30 ... .1805 
 
 Surgeon, T. Sharpe 27 July 1809 
 Assist. Do. W. R. Bur- 
 rowes 30 .... 1807 
 
 •* 
 
 Agents, Donaldson and Co. 
 
 LX (FIRST BAT.), 
 
 OR ROYAL AMERICAN REGIMENT. 
 
 Colonel in Chief of the Regiment , Field-Marshal Ids Roval Highness 
 the Duke of \ ork, Aug. 23,1797. 
 
17D 
 
 Colonel , Lieut. Gen. Wm. Keppel, Aprils, 1806. 
 
 Lieut . Co'. Major-' -en. Win. Dow drswell, June 2, 1803. 
 Major, Wm. Marlton, July'S, 5, 1805. 
 
 'Vm. Simpson, y4dj. 1 Dec. 1807 
 
 James Wilson 6. 
 
 Isaac R. Durey 2 0rf. 
 
 Wm. Bidgood £9 Sept. 1799 
 
 Daniel Fanes 6 0t*. ISU9 
 
 R. H. Heslop £9.. 
 
 J. T. Alliuson £ Nov . 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 A nth. Rum pier SO Dec. 1797 
 
 C. D. H. Bouxerie . 
 
 Min. Fraser, maj. s. 
 
 Tho. Bunting 25/unel8Q3 
 
 Geo. Grau £4 A ov. IbCV 
 
 C. Kentzinger 24 April it05 
 Adam Krien 23 May .... 
 
 Gallianos Reynard li Dec. 1806 
 Fdw. Purdon £7 Jug. 1807 
 
 Alex. Campbell 16 May l80e 
 
 J. P. Meyer 23 Ncv. 1809 
 
 LI Eli TEN A N1?. 
 
 Ant. Suasso 
 Rich. Philbin 
 Fred. Trumbach 
 Francis Beretze 
 Geo. Germain 
 Fred. Duncker 
 John Gregory 
 J. P. Correvont 
 Alex. M'ebtter 
 
 27 Oct 1800 
 22 Oct. 1799 
 21 May 1804 
 \0Oct. 1805 
 
 28 i'ov . 
 
 21 Jan. 1806 
 
 4 Feb . 
 
 27 Aug. 1803 
 
 ENSIGNS. 
 
 Geo. F. Stern 29 March 1809 
 
 Abra. Myers 27 July _ 
 
 Tho. March 7 Oct. 1809 
 
 Hamilton Fenny 8. 
 
 Wm. Goldsmith 30 March _ 
 
 Samu 1 Kerr 29 Oct. 1809 
 
 M. Macnamara 2 Nov . 
 
 bugene Downing . 
 
 Paym. G. Robertson 15 Oct. 1&07 
 ^master, J.Verbrngg” 30 ALi/\ 09 
 Surgeon, Jn. Paries 21 Dec. 1803 
 As. Do. Wm. Thornton 
 As. Do. J. D. Hibbrrt 19 Oct .09 
 Agents, Greenwood and Co. 
 
 LX. (SIXTH BAT.) 
 
 Colonel, Lieut. Gen. Napier Christie Burton, Jan. 3, 1806. 
 Lieut. Colonels, Lewis Von Mosheim, Sept. 14, 1804—Francis Ger* 
 rard V iscount Lake, c. May 10, 1808. 
 
 Major, Anthony Wharton, July 26,1804. 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 Gustavws Braun 30 Dec. 1797 
 
 J. W. Aid red 19 Nov. 1800 
 
 M in, battley, m. 
 
 L. De Mangou 25 June 1803 
 Clia. De Vigny 1 Nov. 1801 
 
 Henry Renncfls 2 Du . 1805 
 
 W. If. Virgo 17 Sept. 1807 
 F. R. Swyny 23 May 1805 
 
 A. Ligertw ood, s. 2 July 1801 
 
 P. A. Stampa 17 Oct. 1809 
 
 LIfc.UTENANT c . 
 
 F. McCarthy 16 Oct. 1SOO 
 
 Robert Kelly 17. 
 
 J ohn Moore, Adj. 22. 
 
 W. M alther " 28 June .... 
 
 David Cordon SO May 1803 
 
 Daniel Page 1 June .... 
 
 G. F. Gibson 2 June 1803 
 
 Carew Reynell 26. 
 
 R. II. Hughes 3 March 1804 
 
 John Blair 1 Oct. 1794 
 
 C. A. Bowers 26 .... 1804 
 
 Cha. Appelius 17 Oct. 1805 
 
 Valent, ileichard 20 Nov . 
 
 Val. Klinkerfues 24. 
 
 Fred. Schoern 6 Feb. 1806 
 
 John P. Passioy 5 Dec. 1807 
 
 Cha. Stiez 27 Sept. 1809 
 
 James Lewis 7 Oct 1809 
 
 Andrew 1.lliscn 12. 
 
 Richard Passley 6 Nov . 
 
 ensigns. 
 
 Robert Fllison 16 D/..1S09 
 
 -l.rdberg 29 Sept....* 
 
 John C'ouper 12 Oct :.... 
 
J. Moyers 
 Terence M'Mahon 15 Yov. 1809 
 
 Paym.Geo. M.>lade2l Oct . 
 
 Qmaster, Jo;. Wil»oii25 May I.S04 
 
 171 
 
 Surgeon, W. B. Morle 2 You. 1809 
 
 ^/i. do. John II. Walker. 
 
 Agent?, Greenwood and Co. 
 
 Cl, 
 
 or duke op York’s um*i rkguient.—raised in 1803. 
 Colonel, Hon. Henry Augustus Dillon, Aug. <2 0, 1806. 
 L^eui unnt-Colonel, Wjn. Pollock, Aug. 2 0, 1806 
 J/fl/o/*$,Geo.O'Malley, Aug.20, 1806—John Wclsford,0cL8, 
 
 Andrew Dillon 
 Henry Ohre, r. 
 
 James Algeo 
 
 captains. 
 
 Henry O’Grady 20 An 
 Maurice Blake 
 John Fogerty 
 C. L. Fitzgerald 
 'lob. Kirkwood 
 Edward Brown 
 K. T. Fitzg raid 
 G. Killikelly 
 T. M‘Cormick 
 Thomas Carter 
 Fra. Bara* Her 
 
 . 1806 
 21 ....... 
 
 22 ....... 
 
 23....... 
 
 24. 
 
 27 . 
 
 28 . 
 
 27 Nov. .. 
 
 16 Apnllsa) 
 29 Nov. 1 06 
 
 6 July 1809 
 
 LI E 1J TENANTS. 
 
 "Walter Scully 20 Aug 
 
 P. M'Manus 21...7 
 
 K. Killikell 
 
 John Blake 24.... 
 
 Wm. Girod 29.... 
 
 Tho. Ljnch 30.... 
 
 Robert Nolan 31.... 
 
 1806 
 
 Rictianl Blake 
 I dw. Rociifort 
 
 1807. 
 2 Sept. 1806 
 
 4 
 
 5 March 1807 
 8 June 1809 
 
 ensigns. 
 
 Daniel Keogh 22 Aug. 1S06 
 
 Anthonv Dillon 
 Kd ward Scott 
 Dillon Nagatcn 
 Ja. Killikelly 
 W. Berwick 
 Goo. Cosens 
 
 23. 
 
 24 . 
 
 25 . 
 
 27. 
 
 3 March 1803 
 
 27 July 1$09 
 
 Paym. l\ K. Thomas 25 Sep. 1806 
 Qmaster, J. Kirbv 20 Aug. 1&06 
 
 Surg . B. Bloomfield 11 Stp . 
 
 As. Do. A. ivPCan . 
 
 As. Do. Wm. Roper. 
 
 Agents, Greenwood and Co. 
 
 V. WEST-INDIA REGIMENT. 
 
 Colonel, Lieut. Gen. John Despard, Dec. 30, 1809. 
 Licutcnunl-Colon Is, Thomas Barrow, col. Oct. 8, 18Q2—Alex. Mark 
 Kerr Hamilton, April 11, 1805. 
 
 Majors, Tho. Arbuthnot, April 7,1808—Wm. Brown, Sept. 8, 1808. 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 T. Cassin 25 June 1798 
 
 C’. Reynolds 3 March 1804 
 T. Murray 9 June.... 
 
 Richard 1 duards 23 Nov . 
 
 Lut. Stanford 23 July 1807 
 
 J. VV. Downing 25 Sept. 1800 
 
 Mat. Deane 9 June 1808 
 
 G. Henderson 18 May 1809 
 
 LIEUTENANTS. 
 
 Tho. Prater 26 June 1802 
 
 A. Macdonald 23 Oct. 1799 
 
 Jos. Rocjie 10 Feb. 1897 
 
 D. Sutherland 
 Law . Hely 
 Arch. Smith 
 T. L. Crompton 
 J. Stewart 
 
 -Sutcliffe 
 
 Henry Munro 
 Philip Forster 
 G. Scott 
 
 11 Feb. 1807 
 
 12 . 
 
 18 Oct . 
 
 17 Dec. 1806 
 4 July 1801 
 6 Oct. 18 08 
 
 6 March 1805 
 
 18 May 1809 
 
 SlDec __ 
 
i 
 
 *- 
 
 • 
 
 * 
 
 ENSIGNS. 
 
 W. B. Reynolds 
 Perr. Hart 
 T. Hooper 
 A. J. Cranstown 
 J. Stow bridge 
 
 * 1 Sept. 1807 
 19 May 1808 
 2 June .... 
 
 9. 
 
 UJuly .... 
 
 J. M‘Nair 6 Or/. 1808 
 
 Cha. Goodwin 1 i)cr. 
 
 John Beihrie 16 Feb. 1809 
 
 — Bersinere, Adj.20April .... 
 Ja. Grant 17 May .... 
 
 T. Fitzgerald 12 1807 
 
 Paym. J. Morgan 8 A or. 1804 
 
 Quartermaster, 
 
 Surgeon, Davis 4 Jfoy 1S09 
 
 As. Do. — Murray 23 May 1805 
 
 As. Do. Robt. Watt 25 Sept . 
 
 Agents , Greenwood and Co. 
 
 FORT-CHARLES. 
 
 Governor, Brig. Gen. lion. Cha. 
 Wm. Stewart, Lieut. Colonel 
 18th Dragoons 
 
 Deputy Governor, Lieut. Colonel 
 Joim Frederick Smith 
 
 Lieutenant, Capt. James Arm¬ 
 strong 
 
 Master-Gunner, Sergeant James 
 ' Dull'. 
 
NAVY 
 
 COMMASDER IS CHIEF OF THE SQtf'jDROS OS THIS STATIOS , 
 
 Bartholomew Samuel Rowley, E^q. Vice-Admiral of the lied. 
 Secretary, James Meek, Esq. 
 
 Agents, Meters. Atkinson, Bdgle, and Co. 
 Contractor for Victualling the Squadron , Alex. Grant, Esq. 
 
 VESSELS. 
 
 Polyphemus, Capt.Wm. Price 
 
 Cum by...Gi 
 
 La Ft unc./iisc, F. [detached] 
 
 Charles Dash wood.36 
 
 Holder, B. John Snrell.... 36 
 I)tedalus,Sam.Hoodlnglefit ld3^ 
 
 Jiebe, John Fyil'e. 3- 
 
 1 Hyperion,Tho. Cha. Brodie. .b* 
 
 Aurora, John Oner.i ib 
 
 Hy ®ua($$.),( ieo. Andrews, ms. L4 
 Rainbow, James Wooldridge 24 
 
 Garland, Win. C bar It on. 22 
 
 Avon [brig), Henry 1 iilieux 
 
 Fraser.IS 
 
 Brazen, Lewis Shephcard ... lb 
 Challenger ( bg .), n in. Barn- 
 
 ham Rider.18 
 
 Dispatch, [bg.) James Lillicraplb 
 1 Ik [bg.), Jeremiah Coghlan 18 
 Lily [barque,) [detached}, W ni. 
 
 Henry bherritT. 
 
 MoselleHenry Boys .. 
 
 Racoon, Win. Black. 
 
 Reindeer [brig), Peter John 
 Douglas. 
 
 Sappho (*£.), Thomas Graves 18 
 Saracen [og.), BuckLtAd Siir-^ 
 
 ling Bluett.iS 
 
 Thrush, John (iriflith ....... lb 
 
 La Musette, F. { g.) ihomas 
 
 } > arry Jones Parry.16 
 
 Pelican, F. ( bg.) xA w. H( nry 
 
 A'Court.. • 16 
 
 Pert [brig, fonnejly Swedish 
 vessel Tu o Lydias, purch.) 
 
 Win. Stunner Hall.16 
 
 Rhodian [bg.). Geo. Moubray 16 
 Satellite [bg.) Robert Evans 16 
 Shark [receiving ship), Ed¬ 
 mund Denman.16 
 
 Sparrow [bg.), Ldward Burt 16 
 Firefly, S. [bg.) Lieut. David 
 
 Boyd .Mr 
 
 La Deiouvcrle,F.[bg.) Joshua 
 
 Ricketts Rowley.12 
 
 Variable , l\[0g.) Robert Bal¬ 
 lard \ ate s . 12 
 
 Bramble (scA A, John Fleming b 
 Flor del Mm , S. [sen.) Joseph 
 Daly. 8 
 
 18 
 
 l.*> 
 
 18 
 
 IS 
 
 NAVAL YARD. 
 
 Co m m issioner, Ca p t. I saac M ol ley 
 Storekeeper, Ambrose Nicholas 
 Yates, Lsq. 
 
 Chief Clerk, Air. Peter Duffus 
 Second Clerk, Mr. John Harvey 
 1st Extra Clerk, Mr.Cha. Murray 
 
 2 d E. Clerk, Mr. Pc ter M. Magnan 
 Sd ditto, Mr. Jam* s AiBNeil 
 Master AtL nd. Ira. Owen, Esq. 
 Clerk to ditto, Mr. Sam. Whallcy 
 Mas. Shipac.iico. Pitblad , Esq. 
 Clerk, Air. Jos. dins.Donlevy. 
 
 NAVAL HOSPITAL. 
 
 Agent, George Maude, Esq. I Armstrong and Moses Morales 
 Surgeon , i)r. John APflaiuara Dispenser, Mr. J. Alvarenga 
 Hospital Mates , Messrs. S. R. | Contractor, fife. Alex.Gram, Esq. 
 
 OFFICE FOR PRISONERS OF WAR. 
 
 ^gv»/,Capt. John Marshall.— Con.for Victualling , Alex. Grant, Esq. 
 
 Surgeon , Dr. William Crosbie. P 
 
174 
 
 MILITIA. 
 
 CiPTflS-CHSLUl’ 4A/> CO M <M .IN If EH JN CHIEF, 
 
 His Grace William Duke of Manchester. 
 
 Aide-de~Camp, Lieut. Col. Wm. Ramsay, May 10, ISOS. 
 Adjutant-General, Colonel Wm, Kili- Nenibbard, Dec . IS, 1807, 
 Assistant ditto, Colonel David Dick, 0cf. SO, DOT. 
 Assistant ditto, Lieut. Col, Win. Menro, June 1, 1808. 
 Deputy Adjutant-Gen ad for Surrey, Lt, Col. Hon. Ballard Beck- 
 ford Nembhard, May%4, 1805. 
 
 Ditto for Cornwall, Lieut. Col. Hon. Win, Murray, May 11, 1805. 
 
 (Jimrtermadf r-Gnu . at, Colonel Win. Tavlor, Oct. 1, 1*06. 
 Deputy ditto for Middlesex, Lieut. Col. Robert Wm. Harris, Dec, 
 16, 1807 
 
 Deputy d fto for Surrey , Lieut. Col. John Kelly, Aug. 9, 1800. 
 Deputy ditto for Corntoal * 
 
 Judge.-Advoc.atc~Gene.ral, Colonel Francis Smith, Jan. 27,1806. 
 
 Deputy ditto for Middlesex, Wm, Burge, April 22,1809. 
 Deputy do. for Surrey, Capt. Lachlan lVLBjvne, Jan. 17, 1809. 
 Deputy di'fo for Cornu a-1, * 
 
 Inspector-General of Hospital-, and Physician-General, Michael 
 Benignus Clare, M. D. (with rank of Major-Gen.) «/an. 17,1809. 
 Deputy Physician-Genera? for Cornu all. Dr. John Muir, Dec. - 1806. 
 Surgeon-General, Robert Porter, May 3, 1796. 
 Apothecary-General, J. P. Kcnnalls, M. D. Ncv. 19, 1800. 
 
 LIEU TEN ANT-U EXER ALS. 
 
 JJon. Wm. Mitchell, Dec. 21,1799—Hon. Simon Taylor, Dec. 21,1799. 
 
 major-cu 
 
 Hon. Nathaniel Beckford 
 Wm. Ymk 1 July 1801 
 
 James Rose . 
 
 Robert Page . 
 
 Thom as Murphy 
 
 Thomas 1) nniss . 
 
 Robert BWi 5. 
 
 Hon. John S-ott . 
 
 lion. Ph. Redwood 8. 
 
 John Robert James .. 
 
 David Kerr 1 April 1805 
 
 t i on. J os. J a. S waby. 
 
 Wm. Parke . 
 
 lion.Charles Grant 18 Jan. Ib06 
 
 Major Com.of A riilleryfor Middt 
 Ditlo for Surrey, * 
 
 Ditto for Cornwall. Kenn< 
 
 IVFRALS, 
 
 Donald Malcolm 20 April 1807 
 
 Wm. Ross 16 Sept . 
 
 John Gar. Mill ward 26 Oct . 
 
 Peter Robertson 26A r ce. 
 
 John Gutzmer . 
 
 Isaac Allen . 
 
 Walter Pollock . 
 
 John Cunningham.. 
 
 John Shand .. 
 
 Nathaniel Marston Id Sept. 1809 
 Hon. John Pusey 
 
 Ldw aides 20 Dec . 
 
 Wiji. James Steven¬ 
 son 21. 
 
 sex, James New by, J/«/\16,1796- 
 th MHvenzie, Oct. 1. JS09. 
 
1 73 
 
 Middlesex regiment oi house. 
 
 Cohmel, Maior-On. Hon. Claries Gram 17 lure. 
 
 ST. CATHERINE’S TROOP. 
 
 Adj. * 
 
 Vmaster, Jas. Kerr IS.TV'vlSQS 
 burgeon, Jn. Robert 
 C. Demetres 20./W 180T 
 
 Dn. Judge.Advocate. 
 
 Vim. J n. ilarriauii 
 
 Cop/. John II. Smith 25 Feb. 1809 
 
 Lieut. James Ueatt 24_1808 
 
 Y; Ne 'l 1 landing 25_1809 
 
 Lieut. n second, Lvau 
 McPherson 21 Nov. 1803 
 Comet, Ld. J. Reid 24 Feb. 1;S08 
 
 ST. JOHN’S TROOP. 
 Cnpt. Wm.W estga rt h 15 Dec. 1808 
 Luut. Wm. Smith 30 June . 
 
 IAeut. Win. Angus 10 D.c. .... 
 
 Cor. Jas. Primrose.* * 
 
 Adj. Jas. Rocke 8 Feb. 1809 
 
 1 . Harrison 5 Sept. 1791 
 
 Copt. John M‘Larty 20 Aug. 1803 
 Lieut. John Leith ll/a'j/1805 
 
 Lieut. Tho. Moore 17 O i . 
 
 Cor. John Cameron 7 Aug. 1809 
 A 1 j.Soria. M‘Donald 30 ./urn 0b 
 
 ST. DOROTHY’S TROOP. 
 
 Qmaster, Geo Owen 
 Edmonds 16 n,r. I&TS 
 
 S J* r & M< y cus " • Lomie 2 OcLlbOG 
 D py. Judge-Jdvo- 
 cat6,John Skelton 19. 1 Van. 180G 
 
 Quartermaster, Tho. 
 
 Al‘Dowall 17 Oct. 1805 
 
 burg. J. J. M ontifiore 151f<jr.lb09 
 D py. Judgc-Advo- 
 ente, John Sk 1 ton 19*Vot’. 1806 
 ST. THOMAS IN THE VALE TROOP. 
 
 Copt; Francis Bowen 6/«w.l8n9 
 Lt. Alex. >l‘lnnes 24 3 pt. 1807 
 Lieut. Jas. Simpson 6 Jan. 1809 
 Cornet, Arch. M‘Lean . 
 
 Adj. * . 
 
 Copt. John Rome 19 Aug. 1803 
 Lt . David liollings- 
 worth 27 Oct. 1807 
 
 Lt. John R. Brice 25 1800 
 
 Co.nct, Ar. ATKenzie25 Ftb .08 
 Adj. Wm. Ay ton . 
 
 Qmatter, Jas. David 
 Holland 6 Jan. 1809 
 
 Surg. > d w.C. Ed n arils 20cM8tH 
 
 L>rpy. J udge-Advo¬ 
 cate, Jas. Trower 1(3 Dec. iS0S 
 CLARENDON TROOP. 
 
 Qmister, Hugh Reed 25 Ftb. 1808 
 Surg. Jesse Foot 1 Dec. 1800 
 
 Surg. Samuel Bla5r21 April 1807 
 O py. Judge-Advo~ 
 coir, Tho. Green* 
 hin 3 July 1805 
 
 VERE TROOP. 
 
 C./p.Rob.Cha.Gibb30^pri7l806 i Adj. Geo. B. Clark 
 
 \ l ut 1 uo. Samson 20 Spt . Christian 1 4 aril 1809 
 
 Lieut. JohnWatson 1 ^p/i/1809 | <*w<W.Win.Goodall ‘ P ' 8 ’ 
 
 Car T° h i n t *°' L 1507 | D P Judge-Advocate, . 
 
 jQ ‘. I. J. Lranfoot ly*pwnMj9| Tho. Greenhill 3 July ISC® 
 
176 
 
 Crpt. AV'X. TlalCoTS 8 
 / Geo. Grant 9 Apr,I W 
 11 Fra. M‘ Gibbon ‘2 pnl 1809 
 / ,y w f. #>»> <*>•'. Wm. riarko. 
 
 ST. MARY S TROOPS* 
 
 FA*T HN. 
 
 Dm/?.*. Geo. M‘K«iaie \bJiateQS 
 Surg. Ja*. McIntyre 6 June 1806 
 
 
 Capf.Cba.M‘Biwmot 
 
 / / ,iohr« Donnell an 7 1807 
 
 //. Tiio. G<o*bega«8. 
 
 CnrnrJ, John Lvnch 7.• • • • 
 
 Francis John 
 
 French . 
 
 ST. ANN’S TROOPS 
 
 WFSTEIW. 
 
 Quartermaster, John 
 
 Kelly 16 0c#. 1805 
 
 QmaU^J a«. Gibb lOJuA, 18OT 
 $«,-£. Peter Reid 19 Aot>. lbOo 
 Dcp. Judge-Adw>- 
 cc/e, David M‘Vicar 16i'e&.0* 
 
 Robt. Newby 26 1809 
 
 S«;.Win.ArcbeV-12 
 
 J /. lien. Williams 16- 
 
 Cor. John Mignot ... • • • • • • • • 
 Adj_. Tho. Erttcc 10 Doc. lSOd 
 
 Cant. Jas. Sivrisrbt 17 ^J?r?il805 
 / )//> Samvel WbUfborneRose 
 
 (Brev.Capt.Jpr^yKW) m 
 
 I t. John Hawthorn 17 A'ev. 1809 
 Cornet, Win. White- 
 home Lawrence 7 SepM^JJ 
 
 FASTrnN. 
 
 Qmaster, Dav. Hoi- 
 1 i day lbt/unel809 
 
 Surgeon , * 
 
 Dcv'l. Judge-An vo- 
 cate, J.W.Williams5 Dec. 1807 
 
 west Fiwe. 
 
 Car. Don.Campbr 11 lT.Voo. 1809 
 ymos. Don. M‘limes19./«(-/ 80S 
 (Jmaster, Jas. Jones 17 A of. 1809 
 yfgi. * 
 
 Snrg. Nic. Nicholas 15 Mar . 
 
 Deny. JvdfK-Adoo - 
 
 ^“'“’tr^o. Mardich M‘Ken*ie, June 5, IM* 
 
 Juc'ge-Mvacate. John Alves, il/arc/i la, 1809. 
 
 ST CATHERINE'S REGIMENT. 
 
 u- M " A 
 
 UiW ; 
 
 Artillery Company. m C oue 
 
 C^.Cha.Wm.Packer24iNer09 
 
 7 t; John IVAlntvrc - 4 Dec- DOi 
 /./. Jolui Mitchell 24 Acr. 1809 
 
 CArTMNF* 
 
 James Tans 
 
 Jfchv..)ackson an. 1800 
 
 George Cope 8 Feb. 1806 
 
 Win. Mvnro ( Lt. Col. 
 
 Jvne 1,1808) 3 May ..... 
 
 John Cord. Jackson 19 Ax v. lbUb 
 
 Join Mill ward \ Dec . 
 
 Samuel Murphy 2- - - 
 
 Mats.FkasaiaJlamcslft.... 
 
177 
 
 LIEUTENANT?. 
 
 Richard Pusey 28 Jan. 180G 
 
 John Goodin Lewis 8 Feb . 
 
 Lewis Lamoitc 17 March .... 
 
 Geo.iVPKenzieAyrey 1 May - 
 
 John Lynch li Dec, 1807 
 
 Hugh U‘Lean 1 Jan. 1&08 
 
 Win. Rhodes James, 
 
 Adj. 19 Nov . 
 
 Wm. Taylor 1 Dec. . 
 
 Wm. Anglin Scarlett 2. 
 
 Tho. Peter Rennails 24 Nov. 1809 
 
 ENSIGNS, 
 
 Henry Haldane 5 Dec. 1807 
 
 Henry John Ross 6. 
 
 Geo. Win. Hender¬ 
 son Stanl>ury 19 Nov. 1808 
 Robert lioyes Aluir- 
 head 5 fan. 1809 
 
 Win. Jowctt Titfurd 6.. 
 
 Alex. Menzies Don ^4 /Von. .. 
 
 James Gay 1 card 26 . 
 
 George Bodley 27. 
 
 Chaplain , Rev. Isaac 
 Mann 25 .... 1808 
 
 Surgeon,* 
 
 (dinaster, Jas.W|ntle4 July 1798 
 Depy. Judge-Advo- 
 < Mr, Cha. Stewart 4 Dec. 1807 
 Marshal, 
 
 ST. JOHN AND ST. DOROTIIY's REGIMENT. 
 
 Cob riel, Samuel Qttenrboroogh, Nov. 24, 1807. 
 
 Lieut . Colonels. Duncan McDonald, N'ov. 13, 1803—Wm. Jackson, 
 Nov. *4, 1807. 
 
 Majors, Jos. Lumsden, Doc. 19,1805—John Anderson, May2 4,1808. 
 
 J ... IV_ l'-.. ! V^.. 1 Jflf 
 
 CAPTAIN?. 
 
 Tho. John My tin 11 Feb. 1805 
 
 Tho. Smith 22 Nov. 1805 
 
 Jas. Lawrence Da¬ 
 vidson 24 .... 1807 
 
 Tho. Bradford 1 ....1808 
 
 * 
 
 LIEUTENANT?. 
 
 Francis Holcombe 5 April 1800 
 John Quest 26 duly .... 
 
 Malcolm M‘Leod 16 Feb. 1805 
 
 Fairfax Wallis, A di. 6 Dec . 
 
 Alex. Murdoch 21 March 1806 
 John Tallon 2 April 1807 
 
 George Gandon 
 M*Phcrson 3. 
 
 Win. Crouch 24 Nov. 1807 
 
 ENSIGNS. 
 
 Basil Pourie 6 April .... 
 
 Thomas Scott 24 Nov . 
 
 Edward Newel 
 
 Edward Hare 30 Nov. 1S09 
 
 AU x. Lumsden 1 D.c . 
 
 James Morgan 4. 
 
 Chaplain,* 
 
 Q master, Patrick 
 M‘ Donnell 1....*. . 
 
 Surgeon , Wm. Smith 8 May .... 
 Ass. do. Wm. March 1 Dec. .... 
 Dry. Judge-Advocate, Hyde 
 Geatrel Williams 188VpL .. . 
 Marshal, 
 
 ST. THOMAS IN THE VALE REGIMENT. 
 
 Colonel, John Mackay, April 29,1905. 
 
 Lieut. Colonels, Malcolm Maclcod, Mayl, 1805—Robert Crown, 
 March 10, 1809. 
 
 Majors, Samuel Hyde, May 7,1805—Wm. Henry Parker, March 
 10, 1809. 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 John Williamson 17 Nov. 1803 
 Robert Ogilvie 9 April 1804 
 Theobald Dillon 8 May 1805 
 P 3 
 
 lames Seton Lane21 March 1807 
 
 Richard Roper 28. 
 
 Henry Palmer J an. leOS 
 
178 
 
 TTF^HrVANTS. 
 
 Hriv'd Miirltay 1 Jan. 1801 
 
 Hugh Ma^kay 2 April .... 
 Tho. l-fariv 2.3 March 1805 
 
 JoJiii Staebwv V5. 
 
 Samuel flamman 12.1806 
 
 Geo. K. Cooke 16. 
 
 £»eo. RarrHfe 15 fan. 18U6 
 
 Wm. Lor i 26 M.trcn .... 
 
 Andrew M*f»aw 25 ./wr?« .... 
 Peter Burnett 14 Oct. 1809 
 
 George Wm. Mac* 
 kay 18 Dec . 
 
 ensign*. 
 
 Robert Page SO Dec. 1606 
 Tim. Hussey 29 .... 1807 
 
 Jas. Grant, <jrf. Adj. 15 Jan. 1808 
 Geo. W. Hamilton 20 June 1809 
 
 John Campbell 14 Oct . 
 
 Hugh Don. Mackay 18 Tier . 
 
 Chaplain, Rev. Win. Williamson 
 Surg, Wm. Clarke 17 Oct\ 1805 
 Su g% Hugh Edwards'S! Tune 06 
 Qmast. Sato. Godfrey 14 OcLl809 
 Dept). Judge* Advo* 
 
 ccite, Fra. Gordon 5 Sept . 
 
 Marsha’, 
 
 10 June 
 1 Oct. ... 
 19 Nov. ... 
 13 he, 
 
 CLARENDON REGIMENT. 
 
 C.Janel, Daniel Tabois, July .3,1S07. 
 
 Lieut . Colonels , Tho. Parkcs Howrll, May 5,1807—Daniel Nairn, 
 Jut >3, 1-07. . 
 
 Majors, A lev. M‘Rac, May 5,1807—Wm. Russell, July 3, 1807. 
 
 •A.PTATNS. 
 
 Jof-ph P. Foarnn 14 Oct. 1803 
 J t nes Campbell 22 April 1805 
 John Williams 
 Wm. Rose 
 John Snaitb 
 Andrew Dunn 
 
 Michael Coleman 25 April 1807 
 M r in. Strand 
 
 Tho. Rodon 1 Dec. 1SC9 
 
 L! CTTTTfnVANT'. 
 
 James Brown 18 June 1804 
 
 R on land Israeli 22 April 1865 
 
 'Vm. Hewitt . 23. 
 
 W T m Ferguson If) July .... 
 
 Wm. Pot\ er Trench 20. 
 
 Horatio Grant 
 Tho. Carstairs 
 Robert Thomas 
 Cha. Peek 
 Geo. Brown 
 
 1 S pt. \m 
 3 July ifcOl 
 
 6 . 
 
 6 . 
 
 23 Oct . 
 
 Alx. M‘In tosh, AJj. 24. 
 
 Joseph Russell 12jQer. 1805 
 
 Tho. V. Do!mage 4 Jul 1807 
 Wm. Nice oil “ 9 Nov. Io09 
 
 AJex.MH.eaa 10. 
 
 James Miller li. 
 
 Burton Williamson 1 Dec. 1809 
 Francis Howell 1 June 1807 
 George Clei’.gh 27 Nov . 
 
 ensigns. 
 
 Alex. Dickson 17 Sept. 1306 
 Jas. Alex. Stewart 3 July 1807 
 
 Arch. Smith 4. 
 
 Alex. M‘ Do wall 
 Duncan Furb'3 5 April ..... 
 John Rodon 
 Wm. Oakes M'Xen- 
 zie 9 Nov. 1309 
 
 John S. Ritchie 10. 
 
 Wm. King Stewart 11. 
 
 John Smith 23 Sept. 1606 
 
 Wm. Adam 24 .... 1807 
 
 Chaplain , Rev. M ilton B. 1/yncii 
 Su g. Luke Phiipot 
 Newsom Aug. 1806 
 
 As. Surg. Wm. Sells 1 Sept . 
 
 A v. Sue. Tito. Mr.rpn 3 Feb* 1»83 
 id master, Wm. Hav 16 Dec. 1605 
 Qmus. Jas. ‘Suther¬ 
 land ^ 13 Feb. 1S09 
 
 Deputy Judge-Advocate, Mm. 
 
 Br san (En <igu ) 18 Feb. 1809 
 
 Mur that, Leonard Fawell. 
 
179 
 
 VERB REGIMENT. 
 
 CAonA, Ja$. Mitchell, Jury I, 1S07. 
 
 Lieut . Colonel* , Wm. Frazer, O t. 21, 1806—John Holme*, ,/u/ie 1 , 
 1907. 
 
 Majors, Donald M‘Lean, Tun 1. I 337 t-t Robert Crawford, Tunc2 , 
 1807- 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 Patrick Gibbons 21 GeL 1806 
 John M‘Leod l/u/ielbQ7 
 
 Ad.un Lowther 2.. 
 
 John Gall Booth 1 Dec. 1509 
 
 LIEUTENANT?. 
 
 James NichoLoa ‘29 Oct . 1806 
 
 Robert Widle 30. 
 
 John HaigKle 2 June 1807 
 
 George Allan 9 March 1809 
 
 John Dingwall 1 April .... 
 George Unit Evans 1 S pt. ... 
 
 Alex. A1‘Kenzie 2. 
 
 Christo. Harri-on 14 Dec . 
 
 John Waugh 15. 
 
 Charles Ayrey. 16. 
 
 ensign?. 
 
 George Wilson 27 Mcv. 1807 
 
 John A-hley 1 June ... 
 
 W,n. I V nl 20 Mag 1809 
 
 John ldthringhim, 
 
 Arlj. ' 1 S pt . 
 
 John U. Murchison 14 Dec. 1393 
 Chaplain, * 
 
 Q n i>ter 9 Cha. An¬ 
 derson 1 Julp ISOS 
 
 Surg. Alex. Murchi¬ 
 son 2SO A. 1806 
 
 As. Sur. Jas. Stewart 8 Jan. Ia03 
 Dp if. f utlge-A d va¬ 
 cate, * 
 
 Marshal, 
 
 ST. MARY’s REGIMENT. 
 
 Colonel, Major-General Walter Pollock. Ace. 16, 1899. 
 
 :, Major- _ r _,_^ _ 
 
 Lieut. Colonels, Abraham lfodgoon, Jtdj 14,1804—Wm. Uennctt, 
 N.,v. 16, lbt)4. 
 
 Majors, Wm. For.be.?, Juhj 14,1894—Jonathan Forbes, A or. 10,1804. 
 
 ■ Angus Morrison 
 Samuel Oli 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 Godfrey Wharam Jtdp 1801 
 Jeremy Ready 
 John Smith 
 Wm. Tai! 
 
 George Cooke 
 Coliu Mackenzie 
 Robert Anderson 
 Robert Alexander 
 Tho. Addison 
 Alex. M 4 Kay 
 
 29 Sept. 
 
 18 June 1803 
 
 20 .. 
 
 25 Feb. 1805 
 29 July 1805 
 
 13 Oct . 
 
 IS Feb. 1808 
 
 21 March _ 
 
 12 Map 1809 
 
 LIEUTENANTS. 
 
 Colin Clones 12 July 1803 
 
 Richard Appleton 
 Hugh Walker 
 Win. Turnbull 
 Thomas Hare 
 Wm.Cooke Reynolds25 / ei. lSOo 
 James Forsyth 11 June .... 
 
 llcury Cox 12. 
 
 28 
 1 Aug. 
 10 Oct. 
 14 Dec. 
 
 1801 
 
 June 1805 
 
 liver V) Aug . 
 
 John Rmnsa^, Adj. V! Dec . 
 
 John Gardner 27 Jl\y 1806 
 
 Cunningham Bucha¬ 
 nan l Xov . 
 
 Robert Hftssard 26 Feb. 1807 
 
 John Hnufcr 18 .... 1808 
 
 John French lvilli- 
 kellv 
 
 Samuel Hannah 
 James Boll 
 Mark LamLells 
 Lai chin Gordon 
 Robert Calanaeh 
 f »>o. J. J otuiiion 
 Kenneth Murchison 28 Oct. 1806 
 Henry Paul 1 Dec. 1809 
 
 ensign?. 
 
 Wui. Petcrswald 21 March J608 
 
 22 . 
 
 • r > . 
 
 6 . 
 
 23 . 
 
 8 Jan. ib09 
 
 9 . 
 
 24 Sept. 
 
r- 
 
 180 
 
 John Faultier 
 James Luwes 
 ITay Hagart 
 James Douglass 
 Tho. P. Rodgers 
 Win. Williamson 
 Henry Cunningham 22 May .... 
 
 Robert Fa ; rweather 1 Dec . 
 
 Chaplain, Rev. Colin Donaldson 
 
 2T April 1808 
 
 5 Aug . 
 
 12 Sept . 
 
 8 Jan. 1809 
 
 9 . 
 
 2 March 
 
 Quartermaster , * 
 
 Surg. Jas. Gcwans 23 Nov. 1S05 
 As. Surg. Jas. Brow n 
 ^/..Si/r.Jas.Collinridge3FcLlS03 
 A. Surg. Andrew Bar¬ 
 clay Bay ley 25 April 1809 
 
 Depy. Judge Advo¬ 
 cate, Jas. Forsyth 
 Marsha Robert Shand. 
 
 ST. ANN s REGIMENT. 
 
 Colonel, Charles Steer, Of?. 7, 1807. 
 
 Tick/. Colonels , Rennet William Smith, Dec. 11,1805—Thomas Ash- 
 meade, Oct. 7, 1807. 
 
 Majors Thomas Raflinston. dune 5,1806—John Shaw, Oct. 7, IS07 
 (Lt. Col. Dec. 9, 1805). 
 
 ArtWery. 
 
 Capf. Tho. Bainbridge 
 ( Maj. De c.29,1807 ) 5 April 96 
 Lieut. John Parkin 14 8; //?. 1796 
 Lieut. Ja*. A itken 21 Dec. Ib05 
 Ensign, John Bain- 
 bridge 24 J an. 1806 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 John Chrystie 22 Nov. 1794 
 
 Wm. Milne 17 June 1803 
 
 Geo. S ten nett (Maj. 
 
 MayS 1 , 1809 / 20 Aug . 
 
 Win. Bigam 14 Nov. 1805 
 
 Law rence Fy fc,Adj. 11 Dec . 
 
 F.dw. Martin Wbite- 
 hca d 15 March 1806 
 
 Tho. Wm*. TTorlock 5 June .... 
 George Fletcher 
 
 Coward 9 Or/. 1SG7 
 
 Robert Burford 31 May lb’C9 
 
 Gco.'Wms.Gallimore 1 Sept . 
 
 TENANT®. 
 
 Wm. Leevers 20 Jur.c I8C3 
 
 SebaHielly 21. 
 
 Charles Fyfe 22. 
 
 Geo. M‘I\ay 23. 
 
 JobnSavervHanson24. 
 
 Wm. Parke, jun. 25. 
 
 Wm. Hind 85 April 1804 
 
 Jas. Lawrence Hil¬ 
 ton 22 A ug. 1SC5 
 
 Christopher Senior 
 Law rence 23 Aug. 1S05 
 
 Tho. Norman SO . 
 
 Luke Ratigan 14 N 7 ov. 
 
 Joseph Cha. Clarke 15. 
 
 Henry Jas. Tucker 15 March 1806 
 James Johnston 5 June .... 
 
 Alex. Callum 21 Oct. 1805 
 
 Ben'}. Henderson 11 Nov. 1806 
 
 Robert Bell 15. 
 
 Robt.Grier Hamilton 31 May 1809 
 Angus Campbell 1 J une .... 
 
 Adam Anderson 22 Sept . 
 
 ensigns. 
 
 Hamilton Brown 21 Dec. 1805 
 
 Robert Marsh 18 April HQ6 
 
 Jas. Campbell 5 June .... 
 
 Oswald Brudie 14 Nov . 
 
 John Tho. Steer 9 Oct. 1607 
 
 Tho. Hacker Park¬ 
 inson lOSpt. 1603 
 
 Samuel Drake 5 Dec . 
 
 Lucius Thicker SlMcylS09 
 
 Gilbert Senior 2f >S pt . 
 
 Chaplain , Rev. Gregory Ledw ich 
 Qmasier. Jas. Gaul 4 Dec. 1601 
 Surgeon, Jas. Robb 25 Oct. 1609 
 As. Surg. All n Hilton 
 Depy. J udg- Advo¬ 
 cate, J ohn Banbury 11 Dec. 1605 
 Marshal, 
 
lfli 
 
 SURREY REGIMENT OP HORSE. 
 
 OtloncL Major-General Peter Roberson, Sept. 30, ISOS. 
 IJeut. Colonets , Joseph Donnell, .Sunettl, 180)(Cob Noo. 1‘2,1S07)— 
 John Stewart, Fefe 12* 18JW. Q 
 
 Majors, Janies Dickson, John 1 cnnock, 12,1808. 
 
 KINGSTON TROOPS* 
 
 1IRST TROOP. 
 
 Citpi. Wm. Liddell .‘EYoi>. 1807 
 Lieut, Wm. Tarrant 15 Dec, lbOa 
 Lieut. John Wilson IT Ju'y 1*06 
 CVfl.UohnThompson 12 Ft h. 1808 
 
 Qmas.'Wm. Tinker, 
 
 jun 
 
 Surgeon, Edward A1 
 
 12 Feb. 1808 
 
 dred 
 
 2(5 March 1S05 
 
 SECOND TROOP. 
 
 Capt. Nicholas Fran- 
 
 Cornet, Arcli. M‘Cal!7 April 1808 
 
 j_ . ( ornt, Ami.iu--vain 
 
 cfa fTorton 12 Fti. 1808 tfmuttr, Win.<jjrlrs>.. 
 
 Lt. John Ball Morris 22 '«'</ lbW s " m - Wall,. 
 
 Lieut. Jas-Dick 1* Ftb. IfcOH | Brock lOrVor. 13UJ 
 
 TMlRD TROOP. 
 
 Cap/. John Taylor 18 Oct. 1*08 U. Well. Ilysloj. 18 Oct. 1808 
 Capt. en. see. Jasper Cor. Don. Crawford. 
 
 Hall Livingston Z0 May 1809 
 Lieutenant, James 
 
 Smith 7 
 
 Qmns. John Sallom. 
 
 0 m aster,cn *» Tuo. King29 Feb. 06 
 Surg. Isaac M. Cunha9 »/une 1809 
 
 Capt. Richard Hall 23 Sept. It06 
 Lt. Cha. Cuhbison 16 Juhf .. • _ 
 E t. C ;\a. Sc v m. C or kb n rn 3 A V*«X7 
 Lt. en scr/Nuth. liayly Williams 
 
 ST. ANDREW S TROOP. 
 
 Comet, David Watt 3 Nov. 1807 
 Qmaster , Geo. Wm. 
 
 ST. DAVID’S TROOP. 
 
 Cip'- John Tvrip iS July 10’ 1 S’^’j^Mviodi'e 'fiw 1809 
 
 BLUE-MOUNTAIN TROOP. 
 
 yaor/rrma^r.JohnM'Phcr-^ 
 
 Surg. 1 dw. M*Indoe 5 Oct. 1803 
 D puttj Judge-Jdv?r 
 ca ,.!as. firydon XSSzpt.UW 
 
 Capt. James Ouchter- 
 lony 16 Sept. 1805 
 
 Lieut. Arch. Graham 5 Oct. It4b 
 Lieut,dam t Gibson 19 July 1*06 
 Cornet, Fred. F» liiU 1‘2 Oct. 1*00 
 
 POUT-MORANT TROOP* 
 
 S8iS2S Si-!' as I a^s^^r* 
 
 Lt. L »is Cruick- is/ift l Sure. Alex. Robson SO Dec. 1807 
 
 iliank . louo “ 
 
V 
 
 182 
 
 MANCIIIONEAL TROOP. 
 
 ^ eor £ e 6 Oct. 1803 I Cornet , Sam. Foulds 9 June 1809 
 Lieut. James Foulds 21 May 1807 Qmas. Jas. Hannah ... .. . 
 
 <-<<• Hugh Speed 9 /?/«« ISO > | SM#*^e»7i,Tho. Bridie 12 TVi.isoi 
 PORTLAND TROOP. 
 
 CapLWm.Galloway22 :Vot\ lhOl 
 Lieut. Alex. Kinluchd Oct. 1803 
 Li< at. Robt. iVlcin 28 March 1605 
 Lt. cn s. Maurice Jones 
 
 Cornet, Tho. Oakley, 
 
 J uu - _ 19 July 1800 
 
 Qmas. David Brown 18 FF ( >. JW# 
 Surgeon, Cha. Brown 60cf. 1803 
 
 Copt. Henry Bond 6 Feb. 1804 
 Lieut. Henry Forbes 12 Dec. 180(3 
 Lieut. Wentworth 
 Bayly 1 Aug. 1809 
 
 ST. GEORGE’S TROOP. 
 
 Cornet, R »bt. R^ugh 1 Aug. 1809 
 Qmaster , Sara. Kell 
 King 
 
 Surg. Win. Norman 13 Oct. 
 
 — 4 i' 1C5Uf •wg > . »ra. Borman 13 C/cL ... 
 
 n . r , Adjutant, l horaas i vans, June 9, 1809. 
 
 Deputy Judge-Advocate to the St. Andrew's and three Kingston 
 „ ‘troops, Tho. Ibbott, ApnlZl, 1805. 
 
 Ditto to the Portland and the St. Lieorge’s Troops , Law rence Des¬ 
 mond, Dec. 30, 1807. 
 
 KIXGSTOX REGIMENT. 
 
 Colonel in Chief, Robert Hamilton, April 1, 1809, 
 
 FIRST BATTALION. 
 
 r . . r, , Colonel^ William Cowgill, Dec. 8, 1807. 
 
 Lieut. Colonels, Andrew Heron, March 31, 1808—John Dor»]as< 
 x , . Feb. 20, 1810. 
 
 Majors, Edward Evans, Feb.20, 1810.—John Collier, Feb.<23, 1810. 
 [The figures preceding the Names shew the Officers' Seniority.] 
 
 Artillery Company. 
 2Capt. Geo, Stew art (Mai. April 
 o r / March 1806 
 
 jLI. t eter Lefever 16 Mau .... 
 
 4Lt. Ant. Wilkinson 17. 
 
 6 Lt. Robert Stokes 10 Dec. 1808 
 Grenadiers. 
 
 VCapt. Tho. Usher 10N T ot\ 1806 
 2L/. Robt. Tailor 3 Jan. 1805 
 1 *Lt. Rich. Martin 27 Nov. 1807 
 HOLt. Allan James 
 
 2 Jan. 1S08 
 Light Infantry. 
 
 \\Cupt. James Tur- 
 
 ner Harris 15 Feb. 1809 
 lOEMlbt. Mark land 16 Mau 1806 
 2?Lt. Wm. Dick 31 March 1808 
 SoLt. James Grant 31 Oct. 1809 ' 
 
 First Company, Fusileers. 
 18Cap. Wm.Cald well 23 F«;i.l810 
 
 227J.Barna. Madden 29_1808 
 
 29LL John Woodhal! 9 Oct. 1809 
 1 L n v. Sam A Vat t ,AdJ.\4 Ap< v/09 
 Second Company , Jews, 
 
 9 Capt. James Corne Pow- 
 nall \2Apn!.\m 
 
 4 Lt. Stevens Wood 29 May la05 
 34 Lt. John Biggar SO 0< 1 .1809 
 1 4Ens. John Pollock 2S/V£.l8lO 
 Third Company , Mu! at toes. 
 SCapt. James Inglis 11 AVe.lSOB 
 7 Lt. Alex. Evans 28 March 1806 
 21 Lt. Tho. V. right 28 Feb. 1808 
 OEns. Tho. Burnes 30 Oct. 1809 
 Fourth Compami, Quadroon 
 4 Capt. J ohu Hardy 12 Aug. 1807 
 
6Lt. James Hunter 
 
 Wood 27 March 1806 
 
 27L/.George Watson 1809 
 S/Smr. Patrick Law- 
 
 r;c M ( Mi lion 27 Oct. 
 
 Fifth Company, Blacks. 
 
 5 r upt. Wm. Allan a Dec. 1807 
 IM.i- ut. John Steel 6 May ItyUb 
 36/s/. John Montgo¬ 
 mery M‘Pherson29 Dec. IS09 
 
 10Em. Jas. Simpson. 
 
 Sixth Company, Blacks. 
 OCop. \\ ni. i dmrston Wan. 1808 
 SOL/. Ant. Gutzmcr 26 0< 1 .1600 
 
 183 
 
 iibL/. George Beak 21 Feb. 18 W 
 H h/iis. John Molonv 1 Nov. 1800 
 Seventh Company Quadroons . 
 
 ip L Jas * * iance MMpnliS 09 
 y L/. Win. Linw ood 2 jtfV/y 1606 
 32L/. Robt. Graham 28 Oct. ItoOJ 
 7 Ensign, Geo. San¬ 
 derson 3] # 
 
 Qmas. Robt. Snrth 13.W1803 
 Surg. Ldw. Carroll 1 April 1797 
 As. Surg. John Al‘Crae Oct. 17J9 
 As. Surg . Wm. Burke 
 As. Surg. Henry It. 
 
 Tow ashen d 6 Nov. 1S09 
 
 SECOND BATTALION. 
 
 r * r> i ^olonel, John Campbell, April 14,1809. 
 
 Lieut. Colonels, < George Kinkead, April 14, 1809-Richard Kin- 
 » f k‘‘ad, htb. .21, 1810 ( Br . Lieut. Col. Ftb. 16, 1607). 
 
 Majors, John fowles, Feb.2\, 1810-Bartholomew Owen Williams 
 Ftb. 22,1610. ’ 
 
 A if ill fry. 
 
 ICapt. Joseph Barnes ( Major 
 Spt. 16, 1607) 12 Nov. 1799 
 1LA Jn. Robertson \bMarch .... 
 
 %Lt. Philip Givan 1.1801 
 
 SLt. Jas. Turnbull 8 Sept. 1806 
 Grenadiers. 
 
 17C ( /pt. Tho. liuie 22 Feb. 1810 
 
 1 1 Lieut. David Pa¬ 
 
 trick Alolonv 10 Nov. 1806 
 lb Lieut, Zai h. Daly \2Aug.lW7 
 
 IGLicut. Jas. Moflat 15 Sep) . 
 
 Light Infantry. 
 
 SCapt. J n. (,'rosman 31 Alar. 1608 
 17/7 Joseph Longmore2l S p. i>7 
 21/7. John Morce 1 April i80S 
 39/7. Robt. Murray 22 Feb. 1810 
 First Company, Fusileers. 
 
 1 4 Capt.J osepn J oms 29 Dee. 1809 
 SLieut. John Miller 1 J/ay 1806 
 31 /.Am/.T ho. Jligson27 (Jet. 1&0J 
 bEnsign, Samuel S. 
 
 Ingham 29. 
 
 Second Company, Jews. 
 
 10Capt. David Alit- 
 
 c in* Ison 10 Nov. 1808 
 
 1 Ft. 1 Jias Ahlbottn 2 J an. 1805 
 
 12 Lt. J osep h J ac kson 11 No v. 1606 
 \2Ens. Alex. Kin neat'21 Feb . 1810 
 
 J hird Company , Jews. 
 
 1 oC.-pt. Robert Ros a 21 Feb. 1810 
 191//. Alex. McCulloch 8 Dec 1807 
 olL cut. Wm. Henry 
 
 ' Sav £se som.isio 
 
 2Ens. Robt. Grant 26 Oct. Is09 
 Fourth Company, Mulattos*. • 
 \Capt. David viR ua (Brev. 
 
 KiVayim 
 
 ULt. Alex.iVbeaiilSAo.. 
 
 26/7. Andr. Cowan 
 
 AJag.ll 10.... 1308 
 
 9Lns. John Jones 2... . 1809 
 t £°™P an Ji Quadroons. 
 
 Lit apt lit. Dew’hur»t27 Oet.1809 
 in, 1 / ft ^lerdman26 March 1806 
 40Lt. Ldvvard t odd 2 3 Feb. 1810 
 
 13Km. Jas. Howie 22. 
 
 S;.vth Company , Blacks. 
 
 7 Capt. A1 v.Stewart 28 Feb. 1809 
 
 HLi. tiarry Irv. Iiall28_1807 
 
 SoL ' Ut. Alex. Aik- 
 
 man,jun. 29 Oct. 1809 
 ll&imgn, (too. Burr 11 
 
 Smith, Adj. 20 Feb. 1SI0 
 Seventh Company, Mulattoes. 
 IbCapt. John Mais ( Brevet 
 Cap.Aug.14, 1805) 201810 
 2bLt. Tho. Nicoli 12 April 
 
ZStieut. Geo. Lee U April I860 
 48ns. Joseph Fry *8 vet. .... 
 Qwest. Geo. Colder 1 Dec. 1700 
 Sw'g. Arch. Mrnzi ts-%April 1707 
 
 184 
 
 A.Sur. Jn. M‘K night *2 April 1797 
 A.Su .Win. Tinker 
 A.Su,. Andrew Bar- 
 day 16 Dec. 1809 
 
 Chaplain to the Rpgim nt, Rev. Alex. Campbell. 
 
 Deputy fudge-Advocate to ditto , NY in. John James, Sipt. ~6, l^a. 
 Quartermaster to ArtUerif, i lcm 
 
 Surgeon lo Mt.Ue.-g, laws Johnston, Mv. }, J«®. 
 Marshal to the Regiment , John Drewes—- Assistant, Edw. Barley. 
 
 KINGSTON BATTF.AUX 
 
 Cap. Peter Pcmctres 6 April 1793 ! Li cut. John Muir 
 Lieut. Wm. Badger 26 Jan. loOO I '' •»***• Green hel 
 
 _ 13^1809 
 
 Lt. j as. Greenfield 1 July .... 
 
 PORT-ROYAL REGIMENT. 
 
 Colonel, John Rawleigh Jack-on, S pt. %0, 1809. 
 
 Lieut. Colonels , Wm. Robert NY auglt, itb. i, ibt9—Jas. Gunt, Sept. 
 
 £0, lbCO. . 
 
 Majors, Elias Clark Harvey, Jure 28, 1E0C—Charles Austin, S pt . 
 *0, lt09. 
 
 James A. Clay poole 16 OcY. 1809 
 ,!obn Cooper 17 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 Richard Harris £3 Oct. 1807 
 Arch. Dick £0 June 184)0 
 
 John Jones 1 bob. 1869 
 
 John By water 58 June .... 
 
 Pet er Bo nap La#celles20.S p . 
 
 John Bradford 14 (At. 
 
 LIEUTENANTS. 
 
 John Strutt 14 Aug. 1806 
 
 John Tho. Leake 16 G< /. .. - 
 Tho. Legal Yates 
 Whi. Banks 
 
 Ewing Kitehie 
 Hugh NYright 
 John Askwith 
 John Rieussett 
 Tho. Brearcliffe 
 Cha.PatrickM‘Nally 14 Oct 
 George Hay 15..., 
 
 13 Aug. 1807 
 
 23 Oct . 
 
 20 June lfcOS 
 
 . 
 
 1 Feb. IfeOO 
 58 June .... 
 29 
 
 Ale x. Thomson 13. 
 
 ensigns. 
 
 Sam. Jackson Dallas20. 
 
 (.*o.\\ orrallSuupar^l. 
 
 Cha. Grant 22. 
 
 Ueo.( allwey, acting 
 
 Ad j. 23. 
 
 Ch (plain, Rev. The. Srmcockcs 
 Qmas. V alter Scott 23 U< t. ifeOO 
 Surgeon , * 
 
 A v. Stirg. John G. Lorrain 
 As. Sing. Tho. llurst 
 As. Sing. Tho. Ewart 
 Dl pu. J udgi-Aclvu- 
 cutt, David l errierS3 Dec. 1793 
 Touu Marshal , Jacob Bassan 
 Counliy do.Tho. Baker. 
 
 ST. ANDREW’S REGIMENT. 
 
 Colonel, Charles Wm. Hall, June 5,1805. 
 
 Lieut. Coldncls, Hubert Nolan, June 11, —Edward Plunkett, 
 
 Oct. 26, 1808. 
 
 Maiorx, Donald Ronald Cai.iph II, Oct. 26, 1808-.Tamos W.l«, 
 March 13, 1S09 —En secondt, Edmund Strachan, Aug. 10, 1813. 
 
 cattains. ! Sara. Wm. Carpenter 4 June 1307 
 
 Tho. Maxwell 12 Feb. 1806 i Patrick H, Keclle 6 Oct . 
 
Andrew Duncan 
 Robert Hunt r 26 0c/ ^ 
 Cnarles Jas. Suns 13 March 1809 
 
 LIEU TEX A NTS. 
 
 Wm. Robertson 
 Samuel Hodman 
 John Codings 
 James Cockburn 
 Henry Wiles 
 Wm. Bezeck 
 
 David Henry Borth 4 ./tine 
 James Bond 6 Oct. . \ \ \ 
 
 '»in. Augustus Morse ^ _ 
 
 Charles Phipps 1J Dec.’!!!! 
 Kobert Sh p.ieard 26 Oct. 1808 
 Joan r (,. Harris 13 March 1809 
 Alex. Campbell 14 
 
 10 May 1805 
 
 13 June .... 
 
 10 Nov . 
 
 12 Feb. 1806 
 
 13 . 
 
 14 April 1807 
 
 185 
 
 il ? er * !‘W Philip Pinnork 22 Dec. 1S09 
 
 ENSIGNS. 
 
 JJ Adj. 2June 1603 
 Caleb Mum lord 
 
 Littlejohn 26(9/. 
 
 Alex Scott 13 March 1809 
 
 Charles Lee 14. 
 
 Tho. Cockburn 22 Dc'i\ .. *. 
 Chaplain, Rev. John CampbeYl* 
 Vmaster, John Smith 6 Oct. 1607 
 Sur S . Horatio Bruce 20-/^.1805 
 Assist. Surgeon , Tho. 
 
 M k Lagan 5 .... 1603 
 
 Assist. Surgeon, * 
 
 Deputy Juitgi-Advo¬ 
 cate, John Dick 25 April 1SOO 
 Marshal, 
 
 ST. THOMAS IN Till, EAST AND ST. DAVID’S RHGIMf NT 
 
 Colonel,* ^ 
 
 Lieut. Colonch, George Panton, Oet. si, 1807-CbarIcs Murra-, 
 
 Jiobert Lindsay 
 *»m. Carter 
 John Smith 
 Edward Delpratt 
 John Bull, jun. 
 riiomas Thomson 
 Robert Munro 
 Robert 1 dineHon 
 
 W Jun<> 1805 
 
 1 Aug. 1806 
 
 2 ...?. 
 
 3. 
 
 13 June 1607 
 31 Oct. _ 
 
 2 Nov . 
 
 18 Dec. 
 
 Geo. Girton Saunders 1 July isos 
 Dunean David Pat- 
 
 idj. 
 
 Ebenezer Taylor 3 *. 
 
 John Anderson Or- . 
 
 gill oo. 
 
 u . lieutenants. 
 
 Kobert And^rson 20 June 1805 
 Ldward Collins 21 , 
 
 Kenneth M 4 Pherson 22, 
 
 J°hn Panton 
 Alex. Kennedy 
 James Reid 
 Andrew Hunter 
 Isaac Panton 
 Geo. Thompson 
 Alex. Milne 
 
 15 Jan. 1806 
 
 16 . 
 
 25 May .... 
 26......... 
 
 2 Aug . 
 
 S. 
 
 4. 
 
 Q 
 
 John APClune 
 Alex. Garden 
 Joint M‘Kie 
 Geo. Lindsay 
 Charles Scott 
 Geo. Pat on 
 Ncwall Berwick 
 A bra. Johnston 
 Frederick Orr 
 Charles Cameron 
 Donald Clarke 
 VI i m. Graham 
 Jacob Neufville 
 Wm. Pan ton 
 
 o Aug. 1806 
 
 21 Jan. 1607 
 
 22 . 
 
 13 ./tine .. 
 
 14 . 
 
 15 . 
 
 31 Oct _; 
 
 2 Nov. .. 
 
 18 Dec. ... * 
 
 2S Fib. ISOS 
 i^July .... 
 
 3 .* .*i .*.*** 
 10 Oct. .... 
 
 4EN SIGNS. 
 
 Tho. Stratton ( ushnle 24 June 
 Jn. Marshall Col lard .31 Oct. 1807 
 I ownsrtid Moore 1 Xov. . 
 
 Simon Beattie 18 Dec . 
 
 Tho. Bivieft SB Ft!,, isos 
 
 Jorinlobtn \Ju f y 
 
 Duncan MMvenzie 18 Aug. ’ * ’ * 
 John Satchell ]<; (jet. .'. ’ \ 
 
 Elias Maddock 13 .... 1809 
 
 Chaplain, Rev. John West’ 
 Surgeon , Rich, Dick 18 May 1604 
 

 18G 
 
 Assist. Surgf on. * 
 
 Quart • master, Alex. 
 
 Millar IJuhjmn 
 
 Deputy Judge-Advocate for St. 
 
 Thomas in the East, John Fer- 
 gusson 21 Jan. 1807 
 
 j 1) tto fur St. David, * 
 
 Marshal* 
 
 PORTLAND REGIMKNT. 
 
 Colonel, James Clayton White, A cv. 10,1807. 
 
 Lieut. Colonels, John Sutton Minot, March 14, 1807—Win. Minot, 
 I'd,. 25, IsOS. 
 
 Majors* Peter Anderson, Aoe. 11, 1 ^07—George Harrison Ccsens, 
 July !, 1*08. 
 
 (ATTAINS. 
 
 Henry Burke 2 July ISOS 
 
 Henry Janies Pass- 
 
 ley* 22 Oct . 
 
 John M‘Leod 22 May 1809 
 
 James Usher 1 Jan. 1810 
 
 L.-EU TENANTS 
 
 Joi n Deans 20 Dec. 1807 
 
 AVn>. Clarke 1 July lfcC8 
 
 l ieorge Cosens 2. 
 
 James Bryan King X . 
 
 Aiex. Hamilton 20 Oct . 
 
 \Ym. Tho. Don nor 27 . . 
 
 A n dre w W a Umi 22 J f ay 1 > C9 
 John Dickie l Jan. 1810 
 
 ENSIGNS. 
 
 Richard Dormer 3 July 1S08 
 
 John Ross 26 Oct . 
 
 David MJNae 1 3 Jan. 1809 
 
 James Walker, Adj, 1 .... 1810 
 Chap loin, Rev. 1*. Humphries 
 Qmnst. Cha. MOlorine 1 Ju'yOS 
 Surgeon, Anthony 
 
 Lii*rIsay ‘ 6 Dec. 1799 
 
 A . Surg'. James McKenzie 179.3 
 A . Surg. Hugh M*Whinnie 1802 
 Assist. Surg. * 
 
 Deputy Judge- Advocate , 
 
 .f olin Da ni •’ 1 And re\v s 10 No t.OT 
 Marshal , Nicholas Broun. 
 
 ST. GLORGE's REGIMENT. 
 
 Colon. I, Hector Rots, Oct. 1, 1805. 
 
 Lieut. Colonels, James 'AP Donald, - pi. 9, 1807—James Barton, 
 Aug. 1(>, I.'-08. 
 
 Majors, W illiam Douglas, * pt. 15. ROS—John Poison M‘Donald, 
 Ace. , 1809. 
 
 James Paul 
 
 CAPTAINS'. 
 
 John Walton 4 April J&07 
 
 Sim. Collins Cod- 
 
 lington 9 S pt . 
 
 Audrey. Sutherland 14 Dec . 
 
 Jacob Mni p 15. 
 
 16.. • 
 
 Join. Aiichat 1 Man- 
 In i t/. 10 Aug. L c 08 
 
 Ph i j» Jacqnrt 15 8 <p( . 1809 
 Joseph Forrester 23 A i-r. 
 
 MI ' i ENANT-. 
 
 Richard Moore 12 Dec. 1806 
 
 George Gli\# 
 Thomas Harris 
 David Davi« 
 
 17 h\b. lhCT 
 
 19. 
 
 4 Ap.il .... 
 
 5 April 1807 
 
 25 . 
 
 26 . 
 
 10 Sept. ... 
 
 11 . 
 
 14 Dec . .... 
 
 John Thompson 
 Allan Bell 
 Tho. Moody 
 John P. Gay 
 Charles Smith 
 Lane; 1 in Macnicoll, 
 
 Adj. 15. 
 
 Henry R. Broun 16. 
 
 A lex. M‘( ullivray 10 Aug. 1808 
 
 Adam Gray l!. 
 
 Michael Chadwick 13. 
 
 Wm. 1 ieslop 15 S pt. 1809 
 
 John Hilton 17. 
 
 Peter Reid 12 May .... 
 
 W m. AndefsonOrgillSSAou. 
 
m 
 
 FVSTtiXS. 
 
 Jam ps Duncan 12 May 1809 
 
 Sam. Tho. Or<»ll 15 S pi . 
 
 James Thomson 
 
 Ccur°r Ha l 23 Nov . 
 
 Chaplain, Rev. Heim .'cnkins 
 Qmus. Wui. iiuncan 9 Sept. 1807 
 
 Sure. J. B. Corbrranri 27 Fan. IS05 
 
 A<. Si/r^. R. ILWray. 
 
 As. Sur". Win. Ro¬ 
 bertson 14 Dec. 1809 
 
 Dt p u ty Judg r-A (l- 
 vocate', John Kin:{ 
 
 Marshal, Bcswick 
 
 COttNWALI. REGIMENT OF HORSE. 
 
 Colon 1, Charles Rowe, May 5, 1807. 
 
 Lieut. Colonels, Patrick Smith, Mau 5, ISlfr—•Henry Writrht Nov 
 18, 1808. * ’ 
 
 Majors, Robert Chisholm, May 5,1S07—John Ritchie, Nov. 18, ISO**. 
 ST. ELIZABETH'S TROOP. 
 
 Cant. James Baillie 
 V ernon 28 Oct. 180f> 
 
 LA. John Harriott 18 Aug . 
 
 Lieut. James Jones 28 (Jet. 1808 
 Corn A, Richard Ash¬ 
 man 28. 
 
 Adj.Jo hn Dicken- 
 son *22 April 1809 
 
 Qmaster, Edmund 
 
 Francis f»reen . 
 
 Surgeon, Alex. Rose 28 Oct. 1803 
 Depy. ./ utlse-Advo¬ 
 cate, Philip Davies21 Nov. ISOO 
 
 WESTMORLAND TROOP. 
 
 Capt. John Marshall 6 May 1807 
 Lint, Hutchison 
 
 Scott 13 March _ 
 
 Lint, John Potter 10 May ... . 
 Com t, James Potter®. 
 
 Arlj. Henry Lewis 
 brot I lert on 5 May 1807 
 
 Qmas. (ieo. Kirlew 8. 
 
 Surg. John Nisbett 
 
 Sttrg. David Mason 9 Aug. 1803 
 
 IIANOVER TROOPS. 
 
 LUCEA TROOP. 
 
 Capt. Duncan APKen- 
 zie 5 May 18C7 
 
 Li. Daniel Stewart 8. 
 
 J«. Timothy Hall 9. 
 
 Corn, t, John Davies 7. 
 
 Qmaster, Wm, i no. 
 
 Chambers . 
 
 Quartermaster, Alex. 
 
 API n tosh 5 May] SCI 
 
 Surgeon , Alex. Camp¬ 
 bell 5 April 1790 
 
 Surgeon , John Cal- 
 d»>e 5 May 18C7 
 
 GREEN-ISLAND TROOP. 
 
 Capt. David Innes 4 Nov. 1804 j Qmaster,Don. CnmerorO Mat,}807 
 
 Lt.W alter i'umb’ill 9. Surgeon, James Todd ......... 
 
 li.puty J udge-Advo- 
 cat , Wm. Leslie 24 April 1800 
 ST. JAMES’S TROOP. 
 
 Lieut. Robt. Christie 7 May 1807 
 Corn. David Ldw urds 8 
 
 Cap*. Tfonrv Parry I 8 A 011 .J 8 O 8 j Lieut. David' ^inlnv 20 Dec. I 79 ‘> 
 Lent. Samuel Kerr 24 July 1801.| Corw.Duii.iVPFarlauecTJan.lst.G 
 
188 
 
 Cornet, George Kerr .>.V«ylS07 
 Qmas. Win. Vernon 29 July 1806 
 Qmas. Donald Moliatt 
 Campbell 1./«nc .... 
 
 Surgeon , J. Fergus son 
 
 Sn/i'. James Kae 16 Iter. 1809 
 I)epy. J u dge- A Ov o- 
 catc , Hubert Watt 13 ./tJy1805 
 
 TRELAWNY TROOPS. 
 
 LEEWARD 
 
 C7//>G John Wallace 12Z)ec. 1801 
 
 JJ. i/G Jas. McDonald 5_1802 
 
 Lt. Ewcn Cameron 25 Oct. 1808 
 
 Lt. en JoIml Young 
 
 Corn. Alex. M'Carthy. 
 
 Cipt. Wm. Eas«bn 1 Ocf.lSQ5 
 I A. Jn.Stockd. Brown 7 J an. 1705 
 1st. Sam. Earn*fcaw 6 March 1801 
 /,!. Joseph Hardy 
 Comity Duncan Ma- 
 the son 1 April 1796 
 
 Adj. A nth. Garvey 26 Oct. 1809 
 
 Qmas: Wm. Reeves. 
 
 Surg. Cha. Trnscott 28 .... 1803 
 Depp, Judge-A (I va¬ 
 cate, John Watson. 
 
 WINDWARD TROOP. 
 
 Corn l, Jas. Thomp¬ 
 son 15 Feb. 1808 
 
 Cornet, Joseph Gordon 
 Adj. Charles Lewis 6 J an. 1801 
 Qmastcr, 
 
 Surgeon, Mark Turnbull. 
 
 Adjutant, Capt. John Mowat Buck nor, April 22, 1809. 
 Surgeon, W m. Mowat Spence, Oct. 13, 1809. 
 
 ST. ELIZABETH’S REGIMENT. 
 
 Colonel, Wm. Pitter, Dec. 1, 1807. 
 
 Lieut. Colonels, Lewis Williams, Jan. 10, 1808—George Tomlinson, 
 Feb. 28, 1803. 
 
 Majors, John Monteatli, Jan. 10 1808—Jas Miller,Fe5. 28,1808. 
 Artillery Company. Edward Peart 28 Feb. It08 
 
 Capt. (h o. Hudson 16 Aov. 1909 Arch. Thomson 29.. 
 
 I t. Peter M‘Kinlay. George Channer 25 March .... 
 
 Lieut. Adam Whit-' 17. Tho. Powell 1 Sept . 
 
 Lt. James L.Smith 18. CaL*bPoweU,ense<\lMa/cfil809 
 
 Hide Corps. 
 
 Capt. Jolw Griffith ( ttaj: Nov. 8, 
 1807) )5Aug. 1806 
 
 Gap. Job n Pusc vWifit 23 Oct . 1807 
 Li* ut. Henry Rhodes 
 Morgan 10 Jan. 1SG8 
 
 Lt. George Green 12. 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 Samuel Greaves 2 S June 1 807 
 
 Luke Bramwell 25. 
 
 Wm. Green 2A Oct . 
 
 Tho. Lynch Linton 10.ZaH.lbGS 
 Duncan Robertson, 
 
 jun. 12 . 
 
 Joan Greaves 27 Feb . 
 
 LIEUTENANTS. 
 
 John Green 
 
 26 July 1S05 
 
 John Bruce 
 
 16 Aug. 1806 
 
 George Brooks 
 
 17. 
 
 Tho. Stephenson 
 
 IS. 
 
 Tho. RiekeUslAyltoii 6 June: 1807 
 
 John find 11 
 
 23. 
 
 Tho. Johnston 
 
 24. 
 
 John Thomson 
 
 24 Oct . 
 
 Henry Palmer 
 
 26. 
 
 Wm. ‘Caw ley 
 
 11 Jan* 1808 
 
 Wm. Durham Oli- 
 
 
 phant 
 
 13 . 
 
 Stephen Denton 
 
 14 . 
 
 C.iarlcs Wright 
 
 15. 
 
William Cunning¬ 
 ham 28 Feb. 1S08 
 
 Alev. Bmce 29. 
 
 Wm. Jones 1 Stpt . 
 
 Thu. Pattison 2. 
 
 Fran. Robins Power 3. 
 
 James Daly 4. 
 
 Cha. Farquharson, 
 
 Adj. 16 .Vo v. 1809 
 
 John Dewhiirst 17. 
 
 Henry Weller 18. 
 
 Janu s Innes, cn sec. 
 
 ENSIGNS. 
 
 Waller Stewart 4 Feb. 1803 
 
 Harrison Townsend 4 June _ 
 
 189 
 
 George Young 16 Xov. 1S09 
 
 Andrew Miller 17. 
 
 George Ciia. Fox 18. 
 
 Geo. Dennis Dudley 19. 
 
 Chaplain , Rey.W. V. Hamilton 
 Qnias. Philip Levys 17 fan. 1SCX) 
 Surg. Tho. Anderson 9 Aug. 1803 
 As. Surg. John Laidlaw 
 As. Surg. John A. 
 
 Mant 23 Oct. 1807 
 
 A. Shiv. Robert Ben* 
 steaa Wright 
 D p i. Judg< -A ilvo- 
 cat \ * 
 
 Marshal, 
 
 WESTMORLAND REGIMENT. 
 
 Colonel , John Ricketts, Feb. 7, 1806. 
 
 Lieut. Colonels , Julines liering, Feb. 7, 1806—Oliver Korina, (Jet. 
 23, 1807. 
 
 Major, Thomas William Hardin, Aug. 30,1807. 
 
 John Hogg 24 Jan. 1608 
 
 Robert Morrice 25 Sept . 
 
 Arch. Campbell 26. 
 
 Murdock McKen¬ 
 zie 27. 
 
 John Taylor 28. 
 
 Lachlan *M‘DttgaU 10 Feb. 1807 
 
 John Davidson II. 
 
 James Riddock 12. 
 
 Pure has Lain ley 18 Dec..... 
 John Moore ID Feb. 1&03 
 
 Hugh ftl* Donald 27 July _ 
 
 Edward Smith 17 Aug . 
 
 Wm. Davidson IS. 
 
 Taylor Catlmart 6 A t e.... 
 
 George Kciler IS Aug. LsOO 
 
 David Walker 19. 
 
 John D. Roberts 20... 
 
 1 NsIGNS. 
 
 Dennis Reid 15. Tan. ISOS 
 
 George Hay 16..... 
 
 Charles \pGregor 19_. ’ * \ 
 
 Nicholas ( r.iham 28 Feb. .. * * 
 Wm. Carey 13 May 1809 
 
 Robt. Locke, Adj. 17 Aug ..... 
 
 Kbene/er Kemp 18......!! \ 
 
 Win Hrnder>on 19. 
 
 Artillery Company. 
 
 Copt, J ohn G. Campbell 31 Oct. 07 
 Copt. Mat. Wright 30 Ate. 1809 
 
 Lieut Cfta. M\Nish. 
 
 Lt. Cha. Vawriell . 
 
 Rifle Company. 
 
 Capt. Hugh James 30 Dec. 1807 
 Lieut. Wm. Robb 23 Sept. 1806 
 £/*«. JohnTheinpson IS Van. 1808 
 Ens. Stricldand lly 1- 
 ton ‘ 17 Aug . 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 8 June 1799 
 
 9 . 
 
 8 Feb. 1806 
 
 28. 
 
 23 Sept . 
 
 24 . 
 
 10 Feb. 1807 
 
 John Falconer 
 John Dobson 
 Win. Forbes 
 Tho. Tomlinson 
 John Buddie 
 John Biyth 
 
 James Grierson _ 
 
 Porterfield Taylor 30 Aug . 
 
 James Jack 2.8 Oct . 
 
 James Falconer 10 March 1608 
 
 Joseph Stone Williams 18 Aug. 09 
 
 LIEUTENANTS. 
 
 Cha. Lowes 18 June 1805 
 
 Alex. Stewart 11 Dec. 
 
 Benjamin Capon 13. 
 
 Q3 
 
Jrimes Chambers 
 John Nicholson 
 James Hav 
 Chaplain, Rev. Tho. Stewart 
 
 Qmaster, John Hunt 8 Dec, . 
 
 Snr$. la;. Con-tabled May 1804 
 As. Surg.'Tho. Ford 4JunslSOO 
 
 As. Surgeon, Jas. A. 
 
 Chalmers £0 June ISOS 
 
 As. Surgeon , John 
 
 Paxtou Goodwin 22 Jan. 1S06 
 D<py. .fudge-Advo¬ 
 cate, John Cridland 30 Nov. 09 
 Marshal, 
 
 190 
 
 21 Aug. 1809 
 
 oo. 
 
 2 3 ’. 1...... 
 
 HANOVER REGIMENT. 
 
 Co W 1, Richard Dickson, July 4,1800. 
 
 Lhut. Colon Is, William Virgo Clarke, .fan, 27, 1807—Robert Gil¬ 
 pin, Oct. 1, 18G7. 
 
 Majors, John Crooks, Jan. 27, 1807—Jas. K. Binns, Oct. 1, 1807. 
 
 Wm. Divoy 20 April 1S09 
 
 CAPTAIN . 
 
 R oh e r t K err 10 Sc v. 1803 
 
 John ini 11. 
 
 Wm. Allen 28./rtty 1801 
 
 John Dinliam 8 .S1806 
 
 Arch. MHntvre 3 Oct . 
 
 Andrew Reddle 18 1) c . 
 
 James Samuels 27 Jan. 1807 
 
 Alex. Shaw 1808 
 
 Edward B. Mvrie 20 A prill* 09 
 John ItnddacH, en v. 12 May 1805 
 
 LIEUTENANT*. 
 
 Tho. Miller II March _ 
 
 Paul S. Samuels 16 April 
 Wm. C. Walker 13 March 1806 
 
 John Chambers 
 John Coleman 
 John Foster, Adj< 
 Simon Knublry 
 Wm. Grni:t 
 Janu s Thomson 
 Alex. Sharp 
 Wm. A. Dickson 
 Charles Coote 
 
 3 Oct _ 
 
 28 Jan. 1807 
 
 29 . 
 
 31. 
 
 1 Feb. .... 
 
 2 . 
 
 23 A u« . 
 
 1 Oct . 
 
 8 Feb. 1803 
 
 John K. Chambers21 
 John R. Ellard 22. 
 
 iXStONS. 
 
 Rhodes Jas. Brown 1 Oct. 1SG7 
 
 James Keys 3. 
 
 John M‘Farlane 4. 
 
 John Morriee 5. 
 
 Tho. P. Clement 6. 
 
 Rich. Chambers 20 April 1809 
 
 Robert Fcrgusson 21. 
 
 Chaplain , Rev. I). W. Rose 
 Qm aster, J as. Marti n 20Jub/lS05 
 Ditto, tn sec. Jas. B. 
 
 Rose 28 June 180.3 
 
 Surg. Patrick Max- 
 w ell 
 
 Ass is. Surg. Patrick 
 
 Bremncr 1 Oct. 1S07 
 
 A. Surg. Dav. Butter 2. 
 
 A. Surg. The. Ritchie 
 Depy. ./ udge-Advo¬ 
 cate , Alex. M‘Calliun 
 Marshal, 
 
 ST. JAMES'S REGIMENT. 
 
 Colonel, Maior-General John Cunningham. April 12,1805. 
 
 7 >• ut ('ofoiids, Thomas Joseph Grav, May 20,1808—ilenry r lhorn- 
 hill Gihbes. May 13, 1809. 
 
 Molars, Alex. James Findlater, May 20, 1803—Samuel Jackson, 
 J May 13, 18C9 —{Brevet L>mt. Col. May 24, 1SU5.) 
 
 captains. j Arch. Stirling ‘/I Jan. 1S07 
 
 Roderick Tulloch 1 March 1800 
 Henry Waite 22 Oct. 1 04 
 Geo. M‘F. Law son 5 Aug. 1305 
 
 Patrick Green 10 July... 
 
 Alex. Davidson 11. 
 
 James Cunningham22 Aug ..... 
 
 t 
 
191 
 
 805 
 
 Gro. Lawrence Sept. \k : 
 Joseph Giles 7 ftin. 163$ 
 
 Jaraps Lawrence 8 . 
 
 JohnTulloch 1 Tul j ISG9 
 
 Samuel Cunningham 2 Sep /... 
 
 LIEU rCNANTS. 
 
 Jn. Harrison Clarke 4 July 1301 
 Edmund Cha. Grape 1 A pilie 
 Christopher S. Bums 5 Aug. . 
 
 .Air*, Peterkm 6. 
 
 Geo. Tharpe liable 7. 
 
 Joseph Bowen Ber¬ 
 nard 8. 
 
 Wm, Charles Morris 9...... 
 
 Charles Bernard 19 0 7. . 
 John Coates 3 fan. 1800 
 
 John Reid 10 .S’ pt. 
 
 Geo. Longmore 19 Dec t 
 
 AVm. Bellinger, Adj.29 J an. 1807 
 
 John Fray 21 June . 
 
 John Waters 28. 
 
 James Stothart I OJuty . 
 
 James Cleland 11. 
 
 James (ituhrie 22 Aug. . 
 John Tharpe IS S-pt. . 
 Philip Anglin Morris 1J an. 1 
 Charles Bernard (of 
 Bonavista) 8 Nov .. 
 
 Gordon 9 .V<™. IS03 
 
 I red. \ndrewes 19. 
 
 Geo. Cunningham II. 
 
 Samuel IT. James 10 March isOd 
 Joseph Bowen 1 Julu .. . 
 Ja*. Melvin 2 ........ 
 
 Join Hamer bSept . 
 
 ENSIGNS. 
 
 Benjamin Ilaughton 
 r r. : i:irp- 20 Mat} 1S08 
 
 Li'in (leghorn Is fane .... 
 
 Wm. Ewart 8 Non . 
 
 Cha. Gordon Gray 9. 
 
 s,: jim 1 Morris " 10. 
 
 John Russell 11. 
 
 John Si inpson Wai te. 1 JuIp 180.9 
 
 Tlio. P.hijlpotts 2 .... 
 
 Johnifen.l r>on Hay2 Sept . 
 
 George Gordon 90 t . 
 
 Chaplain. Rev. David Dull* 
 Qma<. Wm. Young27 fun 1807 
 Surg. Alex. Mndie 9 Dec. l.sOO 
 
 si v. Su> g. J. He wan 24_1803 
 
 As. Surg. Win. Bos d 26. 
 
 sis. Surg. A. L. Pew. 
 
 Depp, j udge-Advo¬ 
 cate j John Anderson 13 May09 
 Marsha^ 
 
 TII EL AWN Y REGIMENT. 
 
 Colonel , Hon. James Stewart, Nov. 29, 1800. 
 
 Lieut. Colonels , John Mitchell, Spf. 15, 1801—lid ward Knowles, 
 V-u. 29, 1808. 
 
 Majors, Wm. Green, Oct. 27,1801—David M‘Connell, Ncv. 29,I SCO, 
 
 A rti He rtf. 
 
 Capt. Robert Moul¬ 
 ton 22 Jan. 1808 
 
 Lieut. Edw. Earl 23 April 1805 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 Andrew Wills 20./««e 1S03 
 
 George Miller 22 . 
 
 John Campbell, sen. 17 Jan. 1805 
 
 Alex. Stevenson 18. 
 
 M m. Fain*lough 16 - ipril .... 
 
 Mev. Christie 10 Oct . 
 
 David Richards 17. 
 
 Webb Doman 19 May 1808 
 
 Tho. Mitchell KyS pl. 1809 
 
 Wm. Miller 20. 
 
 Robert M‘Ghie 1 Feb. 1810 
 John Campbell, j tin. 2. 
 
 LI Ft; TENANTS. 
 
 Alex. Campbell \9sipril 1805 
 Nicholas Doman, 
 
 Ad}. 16 Oct . 
 
 Cha. Gordon, jun. 17. 
 
 John R. .Mitchell 18. 
 
 Wm. Holder 19. 
 
 Wm. Ellis 22. 
 
 Walter Minto 22 June 1803 
 
 Alex. L. Finlavson 
 
 Wm. Oldham " 29 Nor. 1806 
 
 Wm. Htne 3 Dec . 
 
 Robert 11. Scott 4. 
 
'/’lio. K. Vernon 2 July 1S07 
 Daniel Sutherland 19 May 1808 
 
 Tho. Iliggimon 20. 
 
 George j Iuie 21. 
 
 Echv. John Knowles22. 
 
 George Ogilvy 23. 
 
 Francis Robertson 20. 
 
 Daniel Brown 26 Jug . 
 
 dames Thompson 13 June 1S09 
 
 Charles Reynolds 16 . 
 
 W m. M. K< rr 1 AM>. 
 
 Anthony Fructus 2. 
 
 l.dward Hoole 3 . 
 
 V m. Higgins 1 Feb. 1810 
 
 Wo. Bell g. 
 
 192 
 
 ENSIGNS. 
 
 Nicholas Smith 24 June ISOS 
 
 (>o. Reid,jun. 26 Aug . 
 
 Daniel Anderson 10 Mar eh 1S09 
 
 Win. W'ray 1 6 June _ 
 
 James Elliott 18 Sept . 
 
 Robert Virgo lAoe. 
 
 Chaplain , Rev. Wm. Fraser 
 Qmaster. Rich. Lew is 16 CRM807 
 S urg. J ames Veri: on 20./ u nc 1803 
 As. Surg. Tho. Willis24 Ap. 1805 
 
 A. Surg. J ohn Cow an 25. 
 
 A. Surg. J. Williamson 
 Depy. Judge-Advo- 
 cate, James Blair 18 Sept. ISOS 
 
 WT.8TERN INTERIOR REGIMENT.* 
 
 Colonel, Alex. Campbell, Sept. I, 1809. 
 
 Lieut. Colonel , Thomas Harding Petgravc, Sept. 1, 1809. 
 Major, George M‘Lenan, Sept. 1, 1809. 
 
 CAPTAINS. 
 
 John llaughtonJames 12.7ew.07 
 
 Chari es O’Connor 14. 
 
 John Morris \S.pt. 1809 
 
 LIEUTENANTS. 
 
 Alex. Stephen 14 Jan. 1807 
 
 James Irving 15. 
 
 James lied ley 16. 
 
 Ezekiel Parr Pet- 
 
 grave 22 ... 
 
 John W hi B ingham 23. 
 
 Walter Scott, en sec. 
 
 ENSIGNS. 
 
 John Parntlier "23 Jan. 1S07 
 
 Edward MomUague 23. 
 
 Angus M‘Cail 20 Feb . 
 
 Win.Stanford Grignon 31 Oi l.... 
 
 Adj. PatrickGuthrie24 Jan . 
 
 Qmas. Jas. Jackson 11 A ce. 1808 
 Surgeon , Tho. Whel- 
 dale 18 Feb. 1809 
 
 Dtp.J ridge-Advocate, 
 
 N icholas Robson 26 Mar. 1808 
 Marshal , 
 
 * This Regiment was raised in 1807, on account of the great dis¬ 
 tance of the inhabitants of the interior of Westmorland, Hanover, 
 and St. James from the parochial places of muster. The lines of 
 this district are as follow : From the meeting of the lines of St. Eli¬ 
 zabeth, Westmorland, and St. James, upon Great-River, along the 
 lines of St. Elizabeth and St. James, to the line of Trelawnv, thence 
 north along the lines of St. James and Trelawny to due east of 
 George Gordon s, to the Blue-Hole of Montpelier; thence to inter¬ 
 sect the Great-River at Lethe dam, from that intersection down the 
 rner until it arrive at that angle of the river which is due north of 
 the New-Mills works, thence in a direction due west until it intcr- 
 se f t the kings road, which leads southerly to Chid well and north- 
 eily to rltnt-River, from that intersection to the nortb-weslernmost 
 mm ot Mr. Sawyer s settlement, thence due south to the line of 
 Westmorland and Hanover, and thence to the westernmost and 
 souThei nmost buildings on Haddo estate, in W estmorland, thence 
 to the southernmost building on William Haldane’s settlement in 
 Westmorland ,and thence to the first-mentioned point. 
 
IDS 
 
 GOVERNORS, LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS, Sec. 
 
 WITH THE YEARS WHEN THEY COMMENCED THEIR ADMINISTRATIONS. 
 
 Gov. Colonel D’Oyley.1060 
 
 _Lord Windsor.1662 
 
 Lt. Gov. Sir Charles Lyttle- 
 
 ton, Knr.1602 
 
 Pres. Colonel Tho. Lynch.. 1664 
 Gov. Sir Thomas Moils ford, 
 
 Kn(.*.U364 
 
 Lt. Gov. Sir Thomas Lynch, 
 
 Kn t .;.1671 
 
 .Sir Henry Morgan, 
 
 Knt . .1675 
 
 Gov. Lord Vaughan.1675 
 
 Lt. Gov. Sir Henry Morgan, 
 
 Knt. I... 1678 
 
 Gov. Cha. Earl of Carlisle. 1676 
 Lt. Gov. Sir Henry Morgan, 
 
 knt. .1630 
 
 Gov. Sir Thomas Ly nch, 
 
 Km.1632 
 
 Lt. Gov. Colonel Hender 
 
 Molesworth ... 1684 
 Gov. Christopher Duke of 
 
 Albemarle.1637 
 
 Pres. S ; r Francis Watson.. 1638 
 Gov. Wm. Earlof Inckttquin 1600 
 
 Pres. John White. Esq.1602 
 
 .John Bnurden, Esq, .1602 
 
 Lt. Gov. Sir Wm. Becstou, 
 
 Kid.1693 
 
 Gov. Wm, Selwyn,Ksq.1702 
 
 Lt. Gov. Peter Beckford, 
 
 Esq.1702 
 
 .Thomas Hamiasvd, 
 
 u?q. :..\m 
 
 Gov. Lord Arch. Hamilton. 1711 
 .... Peter Hey wood. Esq. 1716 
 ....Sir Nicholas Lawes, 
 
 Knt.1718 
 
 Gov. Henry Duke of Port¬ 
 land .1722 
 
 Pres. John Ayscough, Esq. 1726 
 Gov. Major-General Robert 
 
 Hunter.1728 
 
 Pres. John \yscough, Esq. 1734 
 
 .John Gregory, Esq.. .1735 
 
 Henry Cunningham, Esq. was 
 appointed Governor in 1735, 
 but President Gregory was suc¬ 
 ceeded by 
 
 Gov. Edw. Trelawny, Esq. 1738 
 .... Charles Knowles, Esq. 1752 
 Lt. Gov. Henry Moore, Esq. 1756 
 Gov. George Haldane, Esq. 1758 
 Lt. Gov. Henry Moore, Esq.1759 
 Guv. William Henry Lyttle- 
 
 ton. Esq.1762 
 
 Lt. Gov. Roger Hope Ellet- 
 
 son, Esq.1766 
 
 Gov. Sir Wm. Trelawny, fit 17G7 
 Lt. Gw. Lieut. Colonel John 
 
 Dalling.1772 
 
 Gov. Sir Basil Keith, Knt..1773 
 .... Major-Gen. John Dal- 
 
 lins:.1777 
 
 .... Major-General Arch. 
 
 Campbell.1789 
 
 Lt. Gov , Brig. Gen. Alured 
 
 Clarke.1784 
 
 Gov. Thomas Earl of Effing¬ 
 ham . 1790 
 
 Lt. Gov . Major-Gen. Adam 
 
 Williamson.1791 
 
 .Alexander Earl of 
 
 Bnlearres.1795 
 
 .Lieut. Gen. George 
 
 Nugent.1801 
 
 .Lieuf.Gcn.SirEyre 
 
 Coote,l(.fi,& K.C.IS06 
 Goi>. William Duke of Man¬ 
 chester . .1808 
 
194 
 
 COURTS. 
 
 GRAND COURT. 
 Last Dav of Summoning for 
 
 January . 20 
 
 May ...19 
 
 September.15 
 
 When Held. 
 
 February. 5th 
 
 June ....5th 
 
 Oetoh< r.2d 
 
 Surrey As^izfs held 1 st January, 2d April, and 6:h August. 
 Corn vall Assizes 5th March, 2d July, and5t!i November. 
 
 COMMON PLEAS. 
 
 Kingston. 
 
 Sf. Andrew, 
 St. David, and 
 St. Th os. in Fast. 
 
 St. Mary 
 and 
 
 Clarendon. 
 
 Port-Royal 
 
 and 
 
 Portland. 
 
 Lastdaij 
 of sum. 
 
 IV h< 
 held. 
 
 ’.astday 
 of si m. 
 
 IV he, 
 held. 
 
 La si day 
 of' sum. 
 
 1 IV hen 
 held. 
 
 Last day 
 of sum. 
 
 When 
 
 held. 
 
 Feb. IS 
 Ap. IT 
 June 19 
 Aug. 21 
 Oct. 231 
 
 Jan. r 
 vfar. 7 
 May 2 
 •Inly 4 
 •'ept- 5 
 Vov. 7-1 
 
 Mar. IP 
 f"nc 18 
 Sept. 20 
 
 Jan. 2 
 Ap. s 
 July 3 
 Oct. 2 
 
 Jan. 1 
 Ap. 2 
 
 7 My 2 
 Oct. 1 
 
 ran. If 
 Ap. 17 
 uly 17 
 Oct. 16 
 
 Feb. 21 
 
 Ap. 2. 
 June 27 
 Aug. 29 
 Oct. 2*1 
 
 Ian. 11 
 Jar. 8 
 May 10 
 uly 12 
 pi. 13 
 N ov. 8 
 
 St. James, 
 
 St. Elizabeth, 
 and Vere. 
 
 Westmorland, 
 Hanover, and 
 St. Ann. 
 
 Trclawny. 
 
 St. Georg<\ 
 
 Last day 
 of sum. 
 
 When 
 
 held 
 
 Lastdoi 
 of sinn. 
 
 When 
 
 held. 
 
 Last day 
 of sum. 
 
 When 
 held . 
 
 Last day 
 of sum. 
 
 When 
 
 held. 
 
 Jan. 15 
 Ap. 9 
 July If 
 Oct. 15 
 
 Jan. 3( 
 Ap. 24 
 .inly 3! 
 Oct. 3t 
 
 Mar. 26 
 oune25 
 Sept. 271 
 
 lan. 9 
 Ap. 10 
 uly 10 
 Oct. £ 
 
 Jan. 29 
 Ap. 23 
 July SO 
 Oct. 29 
 
 Feb. 1 
 May 8 
 Aug. 14 
 Nov. 13 
 
 Mar. 20 
 • une 19 
 Sept. 18 
 
 Jan. 3 
 Ap. 4 
 July 4 
 Oct. 3 
 
 Kingston. 
 
 February...20 
 
 May.15 
 
 August ... .21 
 November. .20 
 
 QUARTER-SESSIONS. 
 St. Catherine. 
 
 'anuary ... i 
 
 April.5 
 
 July. 5 
 
 October .... i 
 
 Pori-Royal. 
 
 Portland. 
 
 F bruary_13 
 
 VI ay. y 
 
 anuary ....11 
 April.lv 
 
 August.la 
 
 November .. .13 
 
 July.12 
 
 October.11 
 
 Plea* in af T P^r :* 1 
 
 \• 9 % //i 
 
 '\vc j f th "<e ft vr abov specified. 
 
195 
 
 /> 4k* OF ELECTION J OU 
 
 CHURCHWARDENS AND VESTRYMEN. 
 
 JANUARY. 
 
 Clarendon. .1st Tuesday 
 
 Vere .1st Wednesd i » 
 
 Sr. Catherine. .. .2d Tuesday 
 Sr. Elizabeth. ...2d Tuesday 
 
 Port-Royal _2d Wednesday 
 
 Sr. Andrew .2d Friday 
 
 Sr. David .2d Saturda* 
 
 St. Thomas in the 
 
 15AST .3d Monday 
 
 Westmorland ... 3d Tuesda;, 
 S r. Dorothy. . .3d Wednesday 
 
 Sr. John .3d Thursday 
 
 St. Ann .3d Friday 
 
 FEBRUARY. 
 
 St. Thomas in tjie I Sr. James .2d Tuesday 
 
 Vale .1st Tuesday | Hanover .3d Tuesday 
 
 MARCH. 
 
 Trelawny .2d Tuesday | Sr. George _2d Wednesday 
 
 Portland .. .2d Tuesday 
 
 St. Mary.3 d Thursda\ 
 
 HOLIDAYS AT THE 
 Vew Year's Day (and the 
 
 Dav after).Jan. 1 
 
 r«elflh Day. 5 
 
 Queens Birth-Day, kept_IS 
 
 Kin# Charles 1. mart.30 
 
 M. Dav d.March I 
 
 Shrove Tuesday.6 
 
 Vsh Wednesday .7 
 
 St. Patrick.....17 
 
 Lady Day.25 
 
 iuod Friday.April 20 
 
 r aster Monday.23 
 
 St. (ieorge... .2.3 
 
 Easter Tuesday.24 
 
 Kin# Char. 11. restored May 29 
 
 Holy Thursday.... .31 
 
 King's Birth-Dav._..June 4 
 
 PUBLIC OFFICES. 
 
 Great Earthquake 1692 June 7 
 
 Whit Monday.II 
 
 Whit Tuesday.12 
 
 Midsummer ..24 
 
 Prince of Wales's Birtli- 
 
 Day.Aug. 12 
 
 St. Bartholomew.24 
 
 Great Storm.28 
 
 St. Matthew.Sept. 21 
 
 Ki ng Geo 111. crow ned.22 
 
 Michaelmas Day.29 
 
 King Geo. 111. accession Oct. 25 
 King Geo. III. proclaimed . .26 
 
 Gunpowder Plot.Nov. 5 
 
 St. Andrew.30 
 
 Cliristma3(and three Days 
 after).Dee. 95 
 
V 
 
 196 
 
 MASON LODGES. 
 
 AN Cl ENT' YORK MASONS 
 
 Provincial Grand Lodge , under his Grace the Duke of Jlhol, hold 
 their Quarterly Communications every three Months , and meet the 
 second Thursday in every Month , at Masons' Hall , near the Pa¬ 
 rade , Kingston. 
 
 UNION LODGE, N°. T. Provincial Number, and N°. CCLVIJ. 
 on the engraved list, hold their monthly meeting on the Monday 
 nearest the full moon in every Month, at their Lodge-Room near 
 the Parade, Kingston. 
 
 HARMONY LODGE, no. III. Prov. Number, and N°. CCLXXXI. 
 held by the Civilians at Port-Royal, meets the lirst Wednesday 
 in every month. 
 
 ROYAL LODGE, N°. IV Prov. Number, and N°. CCLXXXIIL 
 held in Kingston second Saturday in every month, near the Pa¬ 
 rade. 
 
 AMITY LODGE, N \ V. Prov. Number, and $°. CCLXXXIX. 
 held in Kingston, first Wednesday every month. 
 
 SOCIAPLL LODGE, N°. VI. Prov. Number, held in Spanish- 
 Town, first Tuesday every montii. 
 
 ATIIOL s LODGE, N°. VII. Prov. Number, held at Lucca, first 
 Monday every month. 
 
 IRILNDLY LODGE, N°. VIII. Prov. Number, held in Kingston 
 second Tuesday every month, near the Parade. 
 
 UNIOX; LODGE, N°. IX. Prov. Number, held at Savanna-la-Mar, 
 first Monday every month. 
 
 CIVIL LODGE, N°. X. St. Ann's. 
 
 FALMOUTH LODGE, N*. XL Rio-Bueno. 
 
 CONCORD LODGE, N°. XIII. Spanish-Town. 
 
 ATHOL LODGE, No. XIV. Kingston, near the FVivude. 
 
 ST. ELIZABETH'S LODGE, N°. XV. BladfirRiver. 
 
 UNION LODGE, N°. XVI. Clarendon. 
 
 CIVIL LODGE, N®. XVII. Port Royal. 
 
 PUKE OF YORK’S LODGE, N°. XIII. Spanish-Town. 
 
 .ST. JAMES s LODGE, under the new Constitution, held at Mon¬ 
 tego-Bay, first and third Monday in every month. 
 
107 
 
 TEES OF THE GOVERNOR’* SECRETARY, 
 
 Tor every commission £. j. V. 
 of a General ro 
 serve in the Militia SO 0 0 
 
 •Colonel . 21 0 0 
 
 Lieutenant-Colonel 15 15 0 
 
 Major. 12 10 O 
 
 Captain . 8 5 0 
 
 Lieutenant. 5 10 0 
 
 Ensign, or Cornet ... 3 5 0 
 
 Adjutant. 3 5 0 
 
 Quartermaster . 3 5 0 
 
 Surgeon . 5 10 0 
 
 Adjutant-General ... 25 0 0 
 
 Quartermaster-Gen. 25 0 0 
 
 Dep. Adjut. Gen. and 
 Deputy-Ouarterm. 
 
 General, each.100 0 0 
 
 Barrackmaster-Gen. 100 0 0 
 
 Deputy .....100 0 0 
 
 Mustermaster-Gen. 100 0 0 
 
 Deputy .100 0 0 
 
 Judge-Adv. Gen. ... 25 0 0 
 
 Deputy .100 0 0 
 
 Aide-de-Camp to the 
 
 Com. in Chief.140 0 0 
 
 Island Engineer. 5 5 0 
 
 Physician-Gen. Sur¬ 
 geon-Gen. & Apo¬ 
 thecary-Gen. each 100 0 0 
 
 Every Deputy of the 
 three last-mention- 
 
 ed Officers .100 0 0 
 
 For the appointment 
 of Island-Storekp. .20 0 0 
 
 For the commission of 
 Commissary of Mi¬ 
 litia.100 0 0 
 
 Armourer . 2 15 O 
 
 R 
 
 For the commission J'. r . •]„ 
 of Superintendent 
 of Ordnance Stores 100 O o 
 Superintendent of 
 Pioneers & Work¬ 
 ing Parties, or of 
 Signals and Bea¬ 
 cons, and Miner 
 General, or Depu¬ 
 ty or Assistant to 
 any of the three 
 last-mentioned Of¬ 
 ficers .200 0 0 
 
 Leave of absence to 
 a Member of the 
 
 Council . 5 0 0 
 
 Commission of Chief- 
 
 Justice. 50 0 0 
 
 Leave of absence to 
 
 ditto . 21 0 r* 
 
 Commission of A ss i s t- 
 ant Judge of the 
 Grand Court, when 
 by writ of associa¬ 
 tion. 10 0 % 
 
 Assistant Judge for 
 Cornwall and Sur¬ 
 rey Assize-Courts, 
 
 when by ditto. 10 0 0 
 
 Chief Justice of Com¬ 
 mon Fleas . 10 0 0 
 
 Assist. J udge of Com¬ 
 mon Fleas, when 
 by writ of associa¬ 
 tion... 5 
 
 Custos Rotulortim... 20 
 Leave of absence to 
 
 ditto . S O (l 
 
 o o 
 
1 
 
 Commission of justice £. /. d. 
 of the Peace, when 
 by writ of associa¬ 
 tion. 5 0 0 
 
 Attorney-Gen. Judge 
 of the Court of 
 Vice-Adm. Receiv¬ 
 er-Gen. Provost- 
 Marshal, Clerk of 
 the SupremcCourt, 
 
 Register in Chan¬ 
 cery, Secretary of 
 the Island, Agent- 
 General, and Com¬ 
 missary-General of 
 his Majesty’s Land 
 
 Forces, each . 10 13 4 
 
 Clerk of the Crown, 
 
 Public Messenger, 
 
 Crown Surveyor, 
 
 Assistant Commis¬ 
 sary General of the 
 regular forces, and 
 Commissioner of 
 
 Stamps, each . 5 G 8 
 
 Master in Ordinary 
 
 in Chancery . 50 0 0 
 
 Master Extraordina¬ 
 ry in Chancery ... 15 0 0 
 
 Marshal and Sergeant 
 of Mace of Vice- 
 Admiralty Court 20 0 0 
 
 Surveyor of Public 
 
 Works . 25 0 0 
 
 Leave to each Public 
 
 Officer . 10 10 0 
 
 For presentation to a 
 
 Benefice . 42 0 0 
 
 Commission of Sur¬ 
 veyor .100 0 0 
 
 Superintendent of 
 
 Maroons. . 10 0 0 
 
 =£. s. d> 
 
 Collector of Customs 20 0 0 
 
 Comptroller . 10 0 0 
 
 Land and Tide Sur¬ 
 veyor . 8 5 0 
 
 Surveyor and Ad mea¬ 
 surer . 8 5 0 
 
 Waiter and Searcher 5 0 0 
 
 Water-Bailiff. 2 10 0 
 
 Harbour-Master ... 10 0 0 
 
 Interpreter ©f Foreign 
 
 Languages. 2 15 0 
 
 For every Warrant 
 
 for a Pilot . 5 0 0 
 
 Privateer’s Commis¬ 
 sion . * 20 0 0 
 
 Flags of Truce . 20 0 0 
 
 For an order in con¬ 
 sequence of a Peti¬ 
 tion to sell thecargo 
 of a Foreign Ves¬ 
 sel . 5 6 8 
 
 For every Patent of 
 
 Naturalization ... 25 0 0 
 
 For Letters of Pre¬ 
 ference to escheat 
 property of a felon 20 0 0 
 
 For an order for sur¬ 
 plusage land . 5 0 0 
 
 For a fiat for land on 
 
 the quit-rent act 5 10 0 
 For each special order 
 
 for land . 5 0 0 
 
 For every common 
 
 order . 2 10 0 
 
 For an order for foot- 
 land in Titchfield, 
 
 Portland. 2 15 0 
 
 For every fiat for land 2 10 0 
 
 For letters of prefer¬ 
 ence for an escheat 20 0 0 
 
 For every fiat o» let- 
 
199 
 
 ters fif preference £. s . d. 
 
 for an escheat. 10 0 0 
 
 For every fiat for a 
 writ to elect a Co¬ 
 roner . 10 0 0 
 
 For an order to a Mi- 
 The Secretary must have a Table of the above Fees affixed in a 
 public part of his-Otlice, under penalty of ^*.100; and de¬ 
 manding greater fees, forfeits sC.500 for each ollence. 
 
 nister to publish in jC. s. </» 
 Church the inten¬ 
 tion of a person to 
 apply for a private 
 bill . 2 15 0 
 
 ABSTRACT OF THE STAMP ACT. 
 
 For every commission of General Officer in the Militia 50 
 Field-Officer of a Regiment . . 5 
 
 Any other commission conferring rank of Field-Officer 50 
 Captain of a troop or company . . 2 
 
 Any other commission conferring rank of Captain 100 
 Subaltern Officer in horse or foot . 1 
 
 Any other commission conferring rank of Subaltern 10.0 
 Quartermaster . , # 1 
 
 Adjutant . . ,1 
 
 Surgeon . . . 1 
 
 Staff, or brevet Officer, not above specified ICO 
 
 Physician, Surgeon, and Apothecary Generals, and 
 their Deputies, each . . 100 
 
 Adjutant, Quartermaster, and Barrackmaster Generals, 
 each . . .20 
 
 Mustermaster-General . . 100 
 
 Deputies of the four last-mentioned Officers 100 
 
 Aidc-de-Gamp to the Commander in Chief, the first six, 
 each . . .20 
 
 Ab‘6ve that number, each . 100 
 
 Aide-de-Camp to a General Officer . 20 
 
 Judge-Advocate-General . . 20 
 
 Deputy Judge-Advocatc-General . 100 
 
 Deputy Jodge-Advocate to a Regiment, or Troop of 
 Horse . . .1 
 
 Every commission in the Militia not herein specified 10 
 /Vll commissions granted since the 31st December last, 
 and not stamped, are null and void. 
 
 R 2 
 
 s. </. 
 0 O 
 O 0 
 
 o o 
 10 0 
 0 o 
 5 v 
 o o 
 5 d 
 5 O 
 10 o 
 0 0 
 
 0 0 
 
 0 0 
 o o 
 0 o 
 
 0 0 
 0 (> 
 o o 
 0 o 
 o o 
 
 C Q 
 0 0 
 
200 
 
 Per every commission of Chief Justice, or Assistant 
 Judge of the Grand Court 
 
 Chief Judge or Assistant Judges o'f the Court cf Com¬ 
 mon Pleas 
 
 Writ of Association for ditto 
 
 Commission of Custos, or Magistrate for any precinct 
 Writ of Association for Magistrates 
 Commission of Master in Ordinary in Chancery 
 Master Extraordinary 0 . 
 
 Land-Surveyor 
 
 Order to a Minister to publish in church intentions to 
 apply for a private bill 
 
 Order for Land, &c. given by the Governor, for any 
 sum exceeding 20/. . ‘ . 
 
 On appointment to any Office, of 100/. per or 
 
 upwards 
 
 Presentation to a benefice 
 
 Admission of Attorney, Solicitor,- Advocate, Proctor, 
 or Notary, in ar;y Court 
 
 Appeal from the Courts of Admiralty, Chancery, Er¬ 
 rors,’ or Supreme Court * 
 
 For every Rccogiflzance and Sp<Vial Bail 
 Commission out of the Courts of this island 
 Monition of Vice-Admiralty Court 
 Notice, Citation, Petition, Protection, R.ule, Order, or 
 Affidavit read or granted in any Court (common 
 notices of trial excepted, and affidavits relating to any 
 debt under 40s.) . 
 
 Deed, Conveyance, Reconveyance, Mertgage, Surren¬ 
 der, Gift, Grant, Manumission, or other deed 
 Attestation or Exemplification, that shall pass the seal 
 of the island, oV any Court thereof 
 Institution, Letters Testamentary, Letters of Admini¬ 
 stration, Letters of Guardianship, JDrdimus Pote\tatem , 
 Warrant of Appraisement, or other Instrument, that 
 $hali pass the seal of the Ordinary, or duplicates in 
 Offices of Record 
 
 Wine Licer»ce.and Gunpowder Licence, each 
 Petty Licence 
 
 Original Declaration, lodged in the Supreme Court 
 Writ of Error . 
 
 Writ of Certiorari^ Partition, Dower, or possession 
 
 
 cK 
 
 25 
 
 0 0 
 
 5 
 
 0*0 
 
 o 
 
 10 0 
 
 15 
 
 0 0 
 
 o' 
 
 10 O 
 
 5 
 
 0.0 
 
 5 
 
 0 0 
 
 10 
 
 o o 
 
 5 
 
 0 0 
 
 1 
 
 0 0 
 
 10 
 
 o a 
 
 10 
 
 0 0 
 
 10 
 
 o o 
 
 5 
 
 0 0 
 
 5 
 
 0 0 
 
 0 
 
 10 0 
 
 0 
 
 10 0 
 
 G 
 
 2 6 
 
 0 
 
 5 0 
 
 l 
 
 0 0 
 
 0 
 
 10 0 
 
 2 
 
 0 0 
 
 1 
 
 0. o 
 
 0 
 
 2 6 
 
 1 
 
 * 6 o 
 
 0 
 
 10 0 
 
201 
 
 Writ of Replevin, Reiurno Habenio, Withernam, Extent, £. s. d. 
 
 Capias, Scire Facias, Distringa *, or Replevin bond 0 5 0 
 
 Writ not particularly specified out of the Supreme 
 Court, Vice-Admiralty Court, or inferior Courts 
 (except writs of summons or arrest filed with any 
 declaration) . . 0 2 6 
 
 Declaration, Plea, Ac. out of Courts of Common Picas 
 exempted from duty. 
 
 Writ of Habeas Corpus also exempted. 
 
 Charter-Party . . .10 0 
 
 Policy of Insurance, not exceeding 1000/. 1/. above 
 
 that sum . . . 110 0 
 
 Protest, Letter of Attorney, or other notarial act 0 5 0 
 
 Promissory Note or Money-Bond above 501. and not 
 exceeding 200/. 5s.; between 200/. and 500/. 10$.; 
 
 500/. and 1000/. 15$.; above 1000/. . 1 0 0 
 
 Security-Bond to his Majesty, Ac. or any penal or 
 cautiouary Bond (except Replevin Bonds* and those 
 of vessels trading under the Frce-Port Act) . 10 0 
 
 Certificate of any Officer of any Court of Judicature 
 or Public Office, or Clerk of the Peace (except as 
 before specified, and such as relate to taxes or 
 paupers) . . . 0 1* 8 
 
 Special Plea, notice of Set-ofF, or Demurrer, Replica¬ 
 tion, or Rejoinder, taken by commission 0 
 
 Entering satisfaction on a Judgment • O 
 
 Assignment of Judgment . . O 
 
 Each plat return . . .0 
 
 Subpoena, attachment, or dedimus from the Court of 
 
 Chancery, or Vice-Admiralty Court . 0 10 0 
 
 Writ of Execution, or process for contempt, or writ of 
 
 tie exeat , from the Court of Chancery . 0 10 0 
 
 Patent of escheat for lands, slaves, or other real estate, 
 if the premises are worth 200/. 51. if worth more, an 
 additional duty of 2/. 10 s. for every 100/. 
 
 Any other patent (patents of pardon excepted) 
 
 Letters of preference for escheat 
 Writ issuing out of Chancery, not before specified 
 Subpoena from the Supreme Court • 
 
 Copy of Toll, by Clerk of Peace # 
 
 Commission for a Flag of Truce • 
 
 II3 
 
 3 O O 
 0 10 O 
 0 0 10 
 0 5 0 
 
 10 Q 0 
 
 10 to O to 
 
203 
 
 £. i. d. 
 
 Sentence, Attachment, Warrant, Commission, or Per¬ 
 sonal Decree of Vice-Admiralty Court . 0 10 0 
 
 Sheet Almanac, 10d.; Book ditto . 0 18 
 
 Every Award . . 0 10 0 
 
 foreign Bills of Exchange above 50/. and not exceed¬ 
 ing 200/. sterling, Is. 8d.; between 200/. and 500/. 
 
 2s. 6d.j 500/. and 1000/. 5s .; above 1000/. . 0 10 0 
 
 Inland Bills of Exchange, Drafts, or Orders (Bills, &c. 
 
 on the Receiver-Gen. excepted) amounting to 50/. 0 18 
 
 Marriage Licence . . 0 10 0 
 
 Discharge for a Legacy, 5s. Above such duty, where 
 the amount shall be above 50/ and not exceeding 
 100/. an additional duty of 2/. ; between ICO/, and 
 200/. 3/.; between 2QC/. and 3CC7. 4/.; between 300/. 
 and 400/. CL ; and where the amount exceeds 400/. 
 
 2 /. for every additional 100/. The legatee charged 
 with the duty. Discharge from the wife, children, 
 
 . or grand-children, of testator, exempted.from duty. 
 
 Ticket for leave to depart from the island . 0 5 G 
 
 Receipt from Island Secretary for deeds or papers re¬ 
 corded . . .026 
 
 Receipt forP^wer of Attorney for recovery of debts 10 0 
 
 Rcc.ipt for Power of Attorney for managing any Pen, 
 Plantation, or Estate, 51 .; if only a place of resi¬ 
 dence, and not more than ten slaves employed, or 
 woodland not opened, or houses in a town 
 Recording Crop Accounts 
 Articles of Copartnership 
 Receipt for money above 20/. 
 
 Ditto in full 
 
 0 0 
 5 0 
 0 0 
 0 10 
 0 10 
 0 10 
 0 0 
 
 1 
 0 
 1 
 0 
 0 
 
 final discharge by balance struck in Account Current 0 
 
 Additional duty on Deeds of Manumission 10 
 
 V/hen manumission is made by will, Security-Bond, re¬ 
 quired by Act of the 15th Geo. III. must have a fur¬ 
 ther additional duty of 17. and must be recorded in 
 the SecretaryOffice before admitted in evidence 
 in any Court. 
 
 Manumissions granted by parochial bodies not charged 
 with additional duty.* 
 
 Every advertisement in the newspapers (excepting lists 
 
 of Runaways and Strays) . . 0 2 6 
 
203 
 
 Set of Bills of Lading, tliree to a set . 0 2 6 
 
 Masters of vessels (except those trading under the Frce- 
 Port Act) are liable to the penalty of 50/. for each 
 offence, in signing export Bills of Lading not being 
 stamped. 
 
 Certificate of naturalization . 20 0 O 
 
 Certificates must be taken out in one month after tak¬ 
 ing the oaths, otherwise null and void. 
 
 Marriage contract among the Jews . 0 10 0 
 
 Any article liable to duty, and inadvertently written 
 on unstamped paper (represented on oath) may be 
 stamped on paying 51. above the ordinary duty. 
 
 Imperial or royal paper, or any paper, piece or skin 
 
 of vellum or parchment, of the same size . 0 5 0 
 
 Medium or demy paper, &c. &c. &c. . 0 2 6 
 
 Post, Pro Patria, Foolscap, King’s Arms, Crown, or 
 
 Pot Paper, &c. &c. <Scc. . . 0 18 
 
 Deeds of Conveyance, Mortgages, Releasements, As¬ 
 signments of Deeds, &c. where the consideration- 
 money shall amount to or exceed 1000/. not being a 
 will or any assignment thereof, whereby is secured 
 an annuity, not exceeding 1000/. an additional duty * 
 
 of . . 5 0 0 
 
 Deeds stamped for greater value than required arc 
 held good and valid. 
 
 One or more stamps of a particular value may be used 
 instead of the particular sum. 
 
 Bond or other official document relating to his Ma¬ 
 jesty’s Customs in this island not liable to duty. 
 
 Deeds executed ©ut of this island and Exemplifications 
 of Wills, &c. must be stamped before admitted in 
 any Court, or entered on record. 
 
 Pleading of the General Issue, or the Rule of Executors and Ad¬ 
 ministrators, any act of the Council or Assembly, Proclama¬ 
 tions, Acts of State, matters ordered to be printed by the 
 Legislature or Vestries, or any inquisition or other proceed¬ 
 ings taken before a Coroner or Magistrate, or any proceed¬ 
 ing for enforcing Militia duties, Writ of* capias pro fine. Probates 
 or Acknowledgments of any deed or any other instrument in 
 writing, exempted from duty. ^ 
 
 Ten percent, allowed on taking stamps to the amofrn't of W, 
 
204 
 
 Days of stamping, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, aad Satur¬ 
 day 4 ;, from nine in the morning until two in the afternoon, 
 holidays excepted. 
 
 DUTIES PAYABLE ON IMPORTATION OF THE FOLLOWING AR<« 
 TICLESJNTO GREAT-BRITAIN. 
 
 Muscovado Sugar, 1/. 7s. per civt. If the quarterly averagedoey 
 not exceed 10s. a bounty of 2s. is allowed on exportation; if 
 above 40s. and does not exceed 45s. a bounty of Is. 
 
 White or clayed, 1/. 11s. Cd. 
 
 Muscovado Sugar, not of British growth, 21. 10s. 4|d.; draw¬ 
 back, 1/. 8s. 
 
 White or clayed, ditto, 3/. 15s. 7-Jrf.; drawback, 21. 2s. 
 
 East-India Sugar, for home consumption, 1/. 10s. 
 
 Rr.m, per gallon, Is.; Excise duty, in. addition, 10s. 4jd.; draw¬ 
 back, Cd. 
 
 Coffee, per civt. 1/. 3 7s. 4 d. ; Excise, 3d. per lb. 
 
 St. Domingo Coffee, 1/. 17s. 4d.; Excise, 2d. per lb. 
 
 Mocha Coffee, 1/. 17s. 4 d.; Excise, Cd. per lb. 
 
 Cocoa, of British plantation growth, 1/. 17s. 4d.; Excise, Is. 10 d. 
 
 per lb 
 
 Pimento, per lb. 8 d. 
 
 Gin^fcr ^fer civt. 19s. 4d.; drawback, Is. 8d. 
 
 Indigo, pcr-lb. 4d, 
 
 Tortoise-shell, civt. 3s. 4d.; drawback, Is. 8d. 
 
 Nicaragua-wood,' per ton, 1/. 2s.; Customs, 6s. 8d. 
 
 Logwood, per ton, 7s. 8d.; when exported in Foreign vessels, 
 
 It. 13s. 4d. 
 
 Fustic, per ton, 1/. Os. 8d.; Customs, when exported in Foreign 
 vessels, 6s. 8d. 
 
 Lignumvirse,/*^ ton, 9s. 4d. 
 
 Sarsaparilla,^/- lb. Is.; drawback, Cd. 
 
 Castor-Oil, per bottle. Is.; drawback, 6d. 
 
 Tamarinds,yv-r civt. 21. 16s.; drawback, Is. 8d. 
 
 West-India Hides, each 8d. when imported in British vessels; 
 when in Foreign, 2s. 
 
 Cotton, per 10011s. 16s. lid. in British vessels, and 1/. os. Cd. in 
 Foreign. 
 
 Mahogany, Honduras, per ton, SL 4s.; Hispaniola and Cuba 7/. 
 fc’s. 8d.; drawback, )/. 12s, 
 
20$ 
 
 DUTIES PAID AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE. 
 
 All Wines, except French, imported from Great-Britaio, £. s. d. 
 
 per ton . 0 10 0 
 
 Wines cf Madeira 6r the Azores, from Foreign plan¬ 
 
 tations * 
 
 White or clayed Sugar, per citr. 
 Other Sugars , 
 
 Coffee ' . 
 
 7 0 0 
 
 1 2 O 
 
 0 5 0 
 
 2 19 ^ 
 
 DUTIES PAID AT THE RECEIVER-GENERAL’* OFFICE. 
 PUBLIC HOSPITAL, 
 
 Any vessel from any port north of the Tropic, each £. s. d . 
 
 voyage • tr ' n 
 
 0 0 6 
 0 0 3 
 0 0 3 
 0 2 0 
 
 Any vessel within the Tropic* 
 
 VesseU trading under the Free-Port Ad,per ton 
 Drogger3,^r ton, once a-year 
 
 „ TAX ON TRANSIENT TRADERS. 
 
 On the amount of their invoices,/xr centum 
 
 2 0 0 
 
 TONNAGE AND GUNPOWDER. 
 
 4 
 
 Vessels from .Europe, Gunpowder, per ton 
 Tonnage, every voyagje,^<rr ton 
 
 0 1 0 
 0 0 6 
 
 If under 200 ton3, tonnage one® a-year, and Gunpowder 
 every voyage. 
 
 Vessels from North-Amcrica pay tonnage and gunpow¬ 
 der every voyage. Droggers and other vessels from 
 the south 9 f the Tropic of Cancer pay touuagc and 
 gunpowder once a-year. 
 
 CONSOLIDATED DUTIES ON GOODS IMPORTED. 
 
 (Under fbe Revenue £a'W t 1728 .) 
 
 • * , £» x. d. 
 
 Spanish and Madeira Wines, per ton . 6 0 0 
 
 Port, Rhenish, and French Wines, ditto 
 Wine from the Azore3, % ditto 
 
 5 0 0 
 12 0 0 
 
Candy, Gin, Arrack, Compounds, and other spirits, 
 per gallon . • » 
 
 Beer, Ale, Porter, Cyder, and Perry, per ton 
 Refined Sugar, per lb. « • 
 
 Tobacco and Snuff, per lb. • • 
 
 Mum or Metheglin, per ton 
 
 Muscovado or Paneel Sugars, per cxvt. . 
 
 Ginger, per ervt. . • 
 
 Indigo and Cotton, per tb. • 
 
 Cocoa, in British vessels, per exit. • 
 
 In Foreign vessels, ditto • • 
 
 £. s. d. 
 
 0 1 G 
 
 2 0 0 
 0 0 G 
 0 0 4 
 0 0 3 
 
 0 S 0 
 0 15 0 
 0 0 3 
 
 O 15 0 
 1 0 0 
 
 RATES PAID FOR KEEPING HARBOURS IN REPAIR, 
 
 * KINGSTON. 
 
 Vessels trading to the northward of the Tropic of Cancer: 
 
 Ship . . 
 
 Brigantine, snow, or bilander • 
 
 Sloop or schooner 
 
 1 6 8 
 
 i 0 0 
 0 13 4 
 
 * Trading between the Tropics; 
 
 Ship . • 
 
 Brigantine, snow, or bilander • 
 
 Sloop or schooner 
 
 Droggers, every three months • 
 
 0 13 4 
 0 10 0 
 0 6 8 
 0 6 8 
 
 OLD-HARBOUR, SALT-RIVER, AND CLARENDON-BAY. 
 
 Vessels'trading to the northward of the Tropic of 
 Ship. . . , 
 
 Brigantine or snow • * 
 
 Sloop or schooner . • 
 
 Cancer: 
 
 1 10 0 
 0 15 0 
 0 10 0 
 
 Within the Tropics j 
 
 Ship . * • 0 1 
 
 Brigantine or snow „ • 0 
 
 Sloop or schooner . f 
 
 ?--i < j \ 
 
T/17CEA AND GREEK-ISLAND. 
 
 Vessels trading to the northward of the Tropic of Cancer : 
 
 Ship 
 
 Brigantine or snow 
 Sloop or schooner 
 
 £, s. d- 
 O 15 O 
 0 10 O 
 0 7 6 
 
 Between the Tropics: 
 Ship . . 
 
 Brigantine or snow 
 Sloop or schooner . 
 
 07 n 
 0 5 0 
 
 O 3 9 
 
 FEES TO 
 
 Port-Royal, into or 
 
 
 , s. d. 
 
 out, ship 
 
 3 
 
 0 0 
 
 Brigantine or snow 
 
 2 
 
 5 0 
 
 Sloop or schooner 
 
 1 
 
 10 0 
 
 From Port-Royal to 
 
 
 
 Kingston, or vice 
 
 
 
 versa, ship 
 
 4 
 
 0 0 
 
 Brigantine or snow 
 
 o 
 
 5 0 
 
 Sloop or schooner 
 
 1 
 
 10 0 
 
 Old-Harbour, ship 
 
 9 
 
 0 0 
 
 FOR TILOTAGE INTO 
 
 Ship 
 
 Brigantine or snow 
 Sloop or schooner 
 
 PILOTS. 
 
 Brigantine or snow 4 10 O 
 
 Sloop or schooner 2 5 0 
 
 All other harbours, ex¬ 
 cept Falmouth, ship 4 10 O 
 Brigantine or snow 2 5 0 
 
 Sloop or schooner 1 10 0 
 G$. Sd. per day, in addi¬ 
 tion to the above, 
 to be charged for 
 detention. 
 
 ND OUT OF FALMOUTH. 
 
 6 0 0 
 
 4 0 0 
 
 3 5 O 
 
 KINGSTON RATES OF WHARFAGE AND STORAGE. 
 
 The Act passed t7ie I,*, 
 
 Bales* bundles, boxes, s. d. 
 cases, chests, and 
 trunks, not exceeding 
 eight feet, except as 
 hereinafter specified, 
 per cubic foot 0 *l\ 
 
 Above eight feet 0 5 
 
 Bolts of canvas, osna- 
 
 gislatu te T)rc. 22, 1803. 
 
 burghs, and crocus, s. J. 
 
 loose, each 0 5 
 
 Cordage, per 112 16$. 1 O 
 
 .Mahogany, cedar, and 
 other hard timbers, 
 
 Jfer 1000 feet 20 O 
 
 Nicaragua & camwood, 
 pei'ton 15 
 
 O 
 
•-'OS 
 
 ’’Logwood, fustic, hg- .. d. 
 numvitae, ebony, and 
 other dye and hard 
 woods, per ton 12 C 
 
 American plank, scan-* 
 tiing, boards? staves, 
 and heading, per 1000 15 O 
 Shingles packed, 3s. [)d. 
 
 Ioose,;>cr 100p 5 0 
 
 Oars and handspikes, jter 
 
 dozen 2 6 
 
 Vats and butts of malt- 
 liquor, &.c.per lOOgal- 
 lons 5 0 
 
 Butts of wine and spi¬ 
 rits 10 0 
 
 Pipes of wine, brandy, 
 and gin 7 6 
 
 Hogsheads of sugar,salt, 
 
 lime, coals, and slates 5 0 
 
 Ditto of salt-fish and to¬ 
 bacco, per 112 lbs. 0 7 ^ 
 
 Ditto of oats, earthen 
 and glass ware, and 
 others of a similar de¬ 
 scription 3 9 
 
 Ditto of porter, beer, 
 
 and cyder 2 6 
 
 Puncheons of rpm, cof¬ 
 fee, hams, &c. 3 4 
 
 Tierces of sugar 3 4 
 
 Tierces of coffee, gin¬ 
 ger, pimento, rice, 
 cornmeal, bottled li¬ 
 quor, earthen and 
 glass ware, &c. 2 6 
 
 Barrelsofflour and other 
 
 dry provisions 0 10 
 
 Barrels of tar, pitch, tur¬ 
 pentine, wet provi¬ 
 sions, sugar, salt, cof¬ 
 fee, pimento, or others 
 
 of a simitar dcscrip- >. ti. 
 Hon 1 3 
 
 Crates of earthen and 
 glass ware, 2 s. 6d. 5s. 
 and 7 6 
 
 Hampers and baskets of 
 cheese and potatoes, 
 
 | per 112 Us. 1 3 
 
 I Jugs and jars of all de¬ 
 scriptions, pet' gallon 0 2 
 
 Firkins of butter, beef, 
 
 tongues,herrings,&c. 0 7§ 
 
 Kegs of paint, at the rate 
 of 56 lbs. 0 5 
 
 Kegs of vinegar, pease, 
 gruts, biscuit, cur¬ 
 rants, &c. 0 5 
 
 Boxes of soap and can¬ 
 dles, per 112 lbs. 
 
 Boxes of pickles, British 
 compounds, and pre¬ 
 serves, from 5d. to 2 6 
 
 Iron ware, pewter, cop¬ 
 per, lead, tin, and 
 brass, of all descrip¬ 
 
 tions, per 112 lbs. 0 10 
 
 Bricks, tiles, and slates, 
 per 1000 15 0 
 
 Paving-stones, each 0 
 
 Drip-stones, Is. 3d. to 2 6 
 
 Drips and potsforsugar- 
 
 refiners, two for 0 7£ 
 
 Grind and tomb stones, 
 per 112 lbs. ' 1 3 
 
 Shooks, empty hogs¬ 
 heads, or puncheons, 
 each 0 10 
 
 Wood-hoops, per 1000 7 6 
 
 Ox-bows, per dozen 0 10 
 
 Hide 0 5 
 
 Bags of all descriptions, 
 per 112 lbs. „ 1 3 
 
Puncheons of temper- $. d. 
 
 lime 3 9 
 
 Corn, salt, &e.])er bushel, 
 
 2\d .; if stored, ditto 0 5 
 
 Coach or chariot, includ¬ 
 ing wheels 50 0 
 
 Chaise or cart, ditto 20 0 
 
 Chairs, tables, jointers, 
 piano-fortes, desks, side¬ 
 boards, &c. per cub.foot 0 10 
 Ploughs, each 5 0 
 
 Hams, cheese, loaf-sugar, 
 loose 0 1 
 
 Triangles 5 0 
 
 Jack-screws 1 3 
 
 An addition of 25 per cent. 01 
 wharves, in the proportion of 
 third to the purchaser. 
 
 Chests of medicines 2s s. d. 
 
 Cd. 5s. 7s. 6d. and 
 
 10 
 
 0 
 
 Chests of tea 
 
 2 
 
 G 
 
 Chests of arms 
 
 10 
 
 0 
 
 Truss-hoops, per set 
 Smiths’ bellows 
 
 1 
 
 3 
 
 5 
 
 0 
 
 Butt and pipe staves and 
 
 heading, per 1000 
 
 25 
 
 0 
 
 Spades and shovels, per 
 
 dozen 
 
 0 
 
 10 
 
 Horses,mules,asses, and 
 
 horned cattle 
 
 3 
 
 9 
 
 Sheep, hogs, and goats 0 7 J 
 All other goods, wares, and 
 merchandise, in proportion. 
 Sugars sold and delivered on 
 ivo-thirds to the seller and one- 
 
 Fifty per cent, to be charged on all goods not taken away within 
 three months after being landed, and for every three months 
 thereafter. 
 
 FEES PAYABLE TO THE CLERK OF THE PEACE, 
 KINGSTON. 
 
 For every affidavit and warrant for Sessions of Peace 
 
 Ditto for the Assize-Court 
 
 Recognizance to prosecute and keep the peace 
 
 Recognizance to appear at Sessions 
 
 Filing ditto 
 
 Commitment, 2 s. Cd. Discharge, 2s. Gd. 
 
 Negro Trial, by three Magistrates and nine Jurors 
 Delay 
 
 Indictment when billa vera y including the sentence 
 
 Bill returned Ignoramus 
 
 Bench-warrant 
 
 Every compromise when recognizance has been taken 
 For filling up every summons fer servants’ wages 
 Trial on servants’ wages 
 Search-warrant 
 Trial on the Inveigling Act 
 
 £. s. 
 0 7 
 0 J 2 
 0 2 
 0 2 
 0 2 
 0 5 
 2 15 
 0 15 
 1 10 
 1 5 
 1 10 
 1 5 
 0 15 
 1 5 
 0 15 
 5 0 
 
 d. 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 G 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 0 
 
 o 
 
 o 
 
 s 
 
210 
 
 Delay 
 
 l or each toll . . 
 
 lor each ditto v/arranted 
 I or a Copy of ditto 
 i .iceucefor retailing rum, &c. 
 
 Njguing each subpoena for Sessions, &c. 
 
 ITawking and peddling licence 
 
 lor ditto with slaves or beasts of burthen 
 
 £. s. d. 
 10 0 
 0 6 8 
 0 10 0 
 0 5 0 
 1 5 0 
 
 0 1 3 
 
 0 10 0 
 0 15 0 
 
 CONSTABLE’S FEES, KINGSTON. 
 
 1 or executing warrant* for Peace Sessions or Assize 
 lor the same on board of vessels in the harbour 
 Per the me out of the parish 
 
 1 or conducting any prisoner to gaol . < 
 
 1 ci* serving warrants on servants’ wages, and attending 
 during trial . _ b 
 
 lor executing search-warrants 
 i or serving warrant for summons under 40s. 
 
 For contempt warrant 
 l or warrant of distress on the above 
 Levying on goods for house-rent or taxes 
 lor each day detaining goods in custody after levy 
 
 0 10 
 0 15 
 0 2 
 0 2 
 0 7 
 0 7 
 O 5 
 
 RATES OF DRAYAGE. 
 
 JUtriblished by a Court of Common Council , 1th April , 180.'?. 
 
 1 IKST pivisioN.—From the sea to Tower-Street, inclusive. 
 Second Division.— From Tower to Queen Street, inclusive. 
 Third Division. —From Queen to North Street, inclusive. 
 
 P '?r ° f W . ij } e ’ h <>£sheads Sugar, Earthen Ware, Coals, or Salt: 
 division, 2s. 6d. —Second division, 3s. 9d. —Third divi¬ 
 sion, 5 s.- 
 
 ierces Sugar, puncheons Rum, hogsheads Corn or Oats, hogs- 
 j j cads Fish, tierces CofFee, tierces Dry Goods or Tin Ware, 
 ierces or crates of Earthen Ware: First division, Is. 3d.—Se- 
 cc; u dsrto. Is. 8d. —Third ditto, 2s. 6d. 
 i very in. hogsheads of Porter, every two quarter-casks, or 
 every two hogsheads of Wine, or tierces of bottled Liquor: 
 J !;>i division, I 3d—Second ditto, Is. 8d.—Third ditto, 2s, 6d. 
 
211 
 
 Barrels wet Provisions and Sugar, four b-rrplc tn 1 ~ ~ • i 
 
 *'<?> 'rt °f F ' OUr >. C °™. Cor'Slnd P^teto 
 
 . sd.-Sditt^L ef 54d!vision> 1 *- 3</ - Second - 
 
 Six barrels of Bread, six barrels or hampers of Potatoes to be 
 Third dU^ 2° S 6i FlrSt diVi3i ° n ’ U 3< ^' Second ditto', U. M . 
 Every ten firkins of Butter, every ten boxes of Candles or Soan • 
 2s 6'/ 1V1S, ° n ’ U ' 3<i ~ Second dino ’ u - 8</._Third ditto, 
 
 Every four hogsheads of Building Lime, in bag, or otherwise- 
 First division, Is. 3d.—Second ditto, Is. 8d—Third ditto, 2s ci 
 Lumber ^, 1000 feet: First division, 6s. 8d.—Second ditto, 8s. 
 4a.-—Ihird ditto, 12s. 6d. 
 
 Ranging Timber and Mahogany of large dimensions to pav one- 
 fourth more. 1 } 
 
 Shi " sl “> ^‘ 0 ? 0 :. loose; First <li vision, 2s. 6d._Second ditto, 
 
 9 a .—Third ditto, 5s, 
 
 No Dray shall be obliged to carry less than a full load, unless 
 paid for as such; and all other articles not enumerated to be 
 in proportion to the above rates. 
 
 For taking and transporting Goods from one part of any divi¬ 
 sion to another part of the same, to be paid for at the rate 
 slated in the first division. 
 
 For taking and transporting Goods from any part of the second 
 division to any part of the third division, to be paid for at the 
 rate of the second division. 
 
 All Goods carried to the eastward of Hanover-Street, to be paid 
 for at the rate of the second divison. 
 
 By a late regulation of the Common Council, the Stands for 
 Drays are in Orange, Princess, and Church Streets, from Port- 
 Royal-Street downwards# 
 
212 
 
 FREIGHT to on from kixgstos axd ovt-forts . 
 
 Prom Kington to th» un- 
 ; drrroentioned O ;t Ports; 
 
 | or from thorn to Kingston. 
 
 | 
 
 s'*- s 
 
 s 
 
 1 
 
 it 
 
 33 
 
 
 £. s. <!. 
 
 5. d. 
 
 £. s. d. 
 
 .£. J. rf. 
 
 Mi-Harbour and Claren¬ 
 
 
 
 
 0 2 C 
 
 don Bav . . 
 
 2 0 0 
 
 1 5 0 
 
 0 5 0 
 
 Vithywood Bay and Milk- 
 
 
 
 
 0 3 9 
 
 R’vcr. 
 
 3 0 0 
 
 1 IT 0 
 
 0 7 6 
 
 Uorant-Bav, Port-Morant, 
 
 
 
 
 0 2 6 
 
 ; and Yalluhs . . 
 
 2 0 0 
 
 1 5 0 
 
 0 5 0 
 
 Maivchion ~al and Plaiitain- 
 
 
 
 
 
 i Garden-River. 
 
 3 5 0 
 
 2 10 G 
 
 0 12 6 
 
 0 0 o 
 
 1 V ortliside. 
 
 4 0 0 
 
 3 0 0 
 
 0 15 0 
 
 0 7 6 
 
 ; ‘'roro Kingston to the rn- 
 ! dermention^d Out Ports; 
 or from them to Kingston. 
 
 Hoes and Kills 
 per dozen. 
 
 * 
 
 U 
 
 z 
 
 1 
 
 Pipes of Wine. 
 
 P. 
 
 f!l 
 
 K 
 
 
 £. s. d. 
 
 £. s. d. 
 
 £. s. d. 
 
 £. s. d. 
 
 >ld-Hirboyr and Claren- 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 0 2 0 
 
 0 5 0 
 
 2 10 0 
 
 2 10 0 
 
 'Vithvwood Hay and .Milk- 
 
 
 0 7 6 
 
 3 0 0 
 
 
 River-. 
 
 0 3 9 
 
 3 0 0 
 
 VIorant-ftsv, Port-Morant. 
 
 
 
 
 
 and Yallahs. 
 
 0 2 6 
 
 0 5 0 
 
 2 10 0 
 
 2 10 0 
 
 Manchion*v.l and Plantain- 
 
 
 
 
 
 Garde n-River . 
 
 0 3 9 
 
 0 12 6 
 0 15 0 
 
 | 5 0 0 
 
 3 o r 
 
 [‘vorthdde. 
 
 0 S f 
 
 ‘500 
 
 5 0 0 
 
 
213 
 
 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JAMAICA CURRENCY AND STERLING , 
 A\'D 
 
 STERLING AND CURRENCY . 
 
 Cur. 
 
 Sterling. 
 
 L? 
 
 w 
 
 Sterl. 
 
 Sterl. 
 
 Cur. 
 
 ||i 
 
 £. 
 
 £. s. d. 
 
 
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 0 14 35 
 
 
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221 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 E N a L A N D. 
 
 . Page. 
 
 Admirals. *,.*59 
 
 Admiralty-Court . * ’ * * 49 
 
 AdmiralfV-Office. . "as 
 
 Agents, A nny . Ill 
 
 ....... Navy . m 
 
 Archbishops and Bishops ... 23 
 
 Army, List of the . 88 
 
 ...... Pay-Office . 50 
 
 Artillery, Koval . 107 
 
 Bank of England . .>1 
 
 Karons . t>j 
 
 Page. 
 
 Gloucester, Duke of, Esta¬ 
 blishment . 44 
 
 Greenwich Hospital . 50 
 
 Irish Representative Peers . 23 
 Kent, Duke of, Household. . 44 
 Kings and Queens from the 
 
 Conquest . 119 
 
 King's Bench, Court of . 53 
 
 .Household . 3 ?) 
 
 Cambridge, Duke of. House¬ 
 hold . 44 
 
 Lancaster, Duchy Court of . 5.3 
 Lord Licntcnantsof Counties 53 
 
 Marines, Royal . ]()8 
 
 Marquises.; . I..*. \ H 
 
 Ministers, British, abroad .. 57 
 
 land .... 
 
 Captains in the Royal Navy (»l 
 
 Chamberlain, Great . 38 
 
 Chancery, Court of . 52 
 
 Charlotte, Princess, Establish- 
 
 ment . 40 
 
 Chelsea Hospital . 51 
 
 Cinque-Ports . 51 
 
 Clarence, Duke of. House¬ 
 hold . 43 
 
 Mint, Officers of the .... 5 ! 
 
 Naval O dicers. Establishment 
 
 and Pay of. 72 
 
 Commanders in the Royal 
 _ Navy . 60 
 
 Navy, Royal, List of . 73 
 
 Navy-Office * i<^ 
 
 Common Pleas, Court of _ 52 
 
 Commons, House of . 25 
 
 Consuls Abroad . 57 
 
 .Pay-Office . • ») 
 
 Officers of the Army, Pay of 109 
 
 Cornwall, Duchy of . 43 
 
 Cumberland,Dukeof, House¬ 
 hold . ;... . 44 
 
 Customs . 47 
 
 Bwkes . 18 
 
 Earls . I.!; 19 
 
 East-India Board . 54 
 
 *.Establishment ... 55 
 
 Engineers, Royal . las 
 
 Exchequer, Court of . 53 
 
 Excise-OlEce . 47 
 
 Family, Royal; . 17 
 
 Fees on Mflmury Commissions 110 
 
 moils. 37 
 
 Ordnance-Office ... .50 
 
 Peers of the Blood Royal . is 
 
 Peeresses_ ’ 
 
 Post-Office. TJ 
 
 Privy-Council ... . 
 
 Privy-Seal Office... 
 
 Queens Household . 4 1 
 
 Rangers, &o. . 40 
 
 Scots Representative Peers v; 
 Secretaries of State’s Office 4 it 
 
 Stamp-Office . 
 
 Sussex, Duke of, liou^elioLi 4.1 
 fowor ot London .. .y> 
 
222 
 
 Trade, Board of.... 53 
 
 Transport-Office.49 
 
 Trea> urv-O ffice. 47 
 
 Trinity-House.54 
 
 VicstuallingtO ffice.49 
 
 Viscounts. ,... 21 
 
 "Wales, Prince of, Household 42 
 
 Page. 
 
 Wales, Princess of, House¬ 
 
 hold .42 
 
 War-Office.50 
 
 West-India Dock Company. 56 
 
 Works, Board of.”.. 51 
 
 York, Duke and Duchess of. 
 Household.43 
 
 SCOT 
 
 Admiralty-Court.119 
 
 t hancerv, Court of.119 
 
 (Town, Officers of the. 110 
 
 Customs.119 
 
 1 xehequer. Court of.1 IS 
 
 t v 'u<p-Offire.119 
 
 * r ut Seal Office.117 
 
 t Jeralds’ Office...120 
 
 i ■ iciary, Court of.118 
 
 t cep *rs of Palaces.117 
 
 King's Houseliol l.116 
 
 Knights of the Thistle.115 
 
 Lord Lieutenants.117 
 
 .A ND. 
 
 Lord Registrar's Office.118 
 
 Mint ..119 
 
 Peeresses.115 
 
 Peers.113 
 
 Post-Office.119 
 
 Prince of Wales's establish¬ 
 ment .116 
 
 Privy Seal Office.117 
 
 Session, Court of.lid 
 
 Signet-Office..117 
 
 Staff’, O ficers of the.120 
 
 State, Officers of.116 
 
 I II E L A N D. 
 
 Admiralty, Court of.129 
 
 Archbishops and lirishops...Ho 
 
 Chancery, Court of.128 
 
 Common Plea c , Court of .. .129 
 Counties, Custodrs Rotulo- 
 
 rum of.129 
 
 Customs.129 
 
 J Exchequer, Court of.128 
 
 Excise. 129 
 
 King’s Council.129 
 
 King's Bench, Court of. 
 Knights of St. Patrick . 
 
 Peeresses. 
 
 Peers. 
 
 Post-Office. 
 
 Privv-Couiic'd. 
 
 Staff', Officers of the.... 
 State, Officers of 
 Treasury. 
 
 limn an G a jk r.v vex ts. 
 In "North and South America and West-Indies 
 
 .127 
 . 1*6 
 .125 
 .121 
 .129 
 .126 
 . 130 
 . 12 ? 
 .128 
 
 131 
 
 J A M A I C A. 
 
 Admiralty Sessions, Court 
 
 o'.13e 
 
 Agricultural Society, Corn¬ 
 wall . 143 
 
 A r ay. Staff’ of. 1 (V> 
 
 Artillery, Royal.P >6 
 
 .\ Royal Foreign ... 167 
 
 Assembly, Homr of.136 
 
 Asize, Courts of.139 
 
 Astronomical Characters... 4 
 
 At tonnes at Law.139 
 
 Barristers.139 
 
 Calendar. 5 
 
 .Jewish. 3 
 
 Chancery, Court of.137 
 
 Chronological Cycles. 4 
 
 Churchwardens ‘and Vestry¬ 
 men, Days for choosing.. .195 
 
223 
 
 Page. 
 
 . Clergymen's Widows and Or¬ 
 phans l'uml .143 
 
 Clerk of the Peace (King¬ 
 ston), Fees of.209 
 
 Constables (Kingston), Fees 
 
 of. 210 
 
 Correspondence, Commis¬ 
 sioners of.143 
 
 Council, his Majesty’s.136 
 
 t ourts, Table of.194 
 
 Custom-House, Duties paid at 205 
 
 Customs, Officers of the.141 
 
 Drava^e(Kingston), Rates of210 
 
 Ecclesiastical Court.143 
 
 Eclipses. 4 
 
 Equation of Time. 4 
 
 Errors, Court of.138 
 
 Fort-Charles, Officers of... .172 
 Fortsand FortificationSjCom- 
 
 missioners of.142 
 
 Freight, Rates of.212 
 
 Goods Imported, Consolidat¬ 
 ed Duties on.205 
 
 Governor.136 
 
 Governor's Secretary, Feesof 197 
 
 Governors, &c.192 
 
 Harbour-Masters, Fees of . .207 
 
 Holidays.195 
 
 Hors *,L'ormvall Regiment of 187 
 
 .Middlesex Regiment 
 
 of.178 
 
 .Surrey Regiment of. 181 
 
 Hospital, Naval.173 
 
 Jamaica, Brief Description 
 
 of.13-4 
 
 .Chronology of.... 134 
 
 J udicaturc,Supreme Court of 139 
 
 Lieutenant-Governor.136 
 
 Maroons.143 
 
 Mason Lodges.1% 
 
 Militia, Staff of.174 
 
 .Lieutenant-Generalsl74 
 
 .Major-Generals ...174 
 
 Money, Tables of.213 
 
 Moveable Feasts. 4 
 
 Navy on the Station.173 
 
 Newspapers.145 
 
 Ordinary, Court of.138 
 
 Page. 
 
 Parochial Officers,Clarendonl50 
 ..Hanover.. .162 
 
 Kingston .. 153 
 Portland .. 151 
 Port-Royal 155 
 St. Andrew 156 
 St. Ann ...152 
 
 .St. Cathe¬ 
 rine. .. .146 
 
 .St. David . . 158 
 
 .St. Dorothy 150 
 
 .St. Eliza¬ 
 beth ...160 
 
 .St. George .159 
 
 .St. James.. 1GJ 
 
 .St. John... 149 
 
 .St. Mary .. 151 
 
 .St. Thomas 
 
 in t he East 157 
 
 .St. Thomas 
 
 intheVale!50 
 
 .Trclawny . 164 
 
 .Vere.151 
 
 .Westmor- 
 
 land_161 
 
 Pilots, Fees of.gog 
 
 Postmasters, Deputy....... I 44 
 
 Post-Office, General.114 
 
 Post-Roads. 145 
 
 Prisoners of War, Office for 173 
 Produce, Home Duties on . .204 
 Public Accounts, Board of . 112 
 
 .Officers.lio 
 
 .Works, Board of... .142 
 
 Receiver - General's Office, 
 
 Duties paid at.205 
 
 Regiment, 18th. 107 
 
 .51th.163 
 
 .55th.169 
 
 .60th (1st Bat.)... ! 0 J 
 
 .( 6 th Bat.)... 170 
 
 .101st..171 
 
 .5th West-India. .171 
 
 .Clarendon.178 
 
 .Hanover. 191 
 
 .Kingston.182 
 
 .Portland.186 
 
 .Port-Royal. 
 
224 
 
 Page. 
 
 Rogjment, Sf. Andrew's_ 184 
 
 -...... St. Ann's.180 
 
 .St. Catherine’s .. 176 
 
 .St. Elizabeth's .. 188 
 
 .St. George's.186 
 
 . ...... St. James's.190 
 
 .St. John and St. 
 
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 .St. Mary’s.179 
 
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 .Trelawny.191 
 
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 .Western Interior 192 
 
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