forces at Minorca, to the eldest daughter of Chas. Turner, esq. of Charlton-place, Kent. June 2d Hon. Mr. Wellesley, brother to the marquis Wellesley, to lady E. Cadogan, daughter of the earl of C. 3d. Col. Bailey Wallis, M. P. for Ilchester, to the widow of the late col. Bosville, of the guards. 8th. Sir Geo. Stuart Mackenzie, bart. of Coull, to Miss Mary Mac Leod, 5th daughter of Donald Mac L., esq. of Granies, in Scotland. 13th. Hon. James Abercrombie, 3d son of the late sir Ralph A., to Miss Leigh, eldest daughter of Egerton L., esq. of High Leigh, and Twemlow, co. Chester. 14th. Hon. and rev. Walter Hutchinson Aston, to the eldest daughter of the rev, Dr. Hanes, esq: vicar of St Mary's, Nottingham. 19th. At St. George's, Hanover square, Thos. Heneage, esq. to the hon. Arabella Pelham, 4th daughter of lord Yarborough. 20th. At Hamburg, sir Robert Barclay, bart. to madame de Cronstedt, daughter of col. Durell, and the widow of the late baron de C. 22d. At Hampstead, Mr. Henry Siddons, of Covent-garden theatre (son of the celebrated Mrs. S.), to Miss Murray, daughter of Mr. M., likewise of that theatre. ... Lately, Henry Baring, esq. third son of sir Fras. Baring, bart. to Miss Lingham, daughter of B., esq. of Philadelphia, many years a member of the American senate. Win. Lamont, esq. of the 18th Right dragoons, to Miss Susan-Alexander Crickitt, daughter of C. A. C., esq. M. P. July 1st. Lord Henry Stuart, third son of the niarquis of Bute, to lady Gertrude Villers, daughter and sole heiress of the late earl of Grandison." 3d. At Winchester, major-general Groves, of the 28th foot, to the eldest daughter of the late Dr. Henry Blackstone, of Adderbury, co. of Oxford. 5th: Chafin Grove, esq. of Mere, Wilts, to the only daughter of sir Andrew Kent, of East Hotton, co. Lincoln, bart. At St. George's, Hanover-square, John Maitland, esq son of the late hon. Patrick M., of Balgreggan, to the third daughter of sir Wm. Maxwell, bart. of Montieth. 10th. At Dublin, by special license, lord Donally, to the only daughter of the late Dominick Trant, esq. and neice to the late earl of Clare: 12th. At Hendon, Middlesex, B. A. Coutts Trotter, esq. of Bernersstrect, to Miss Margaret Gordon, youngest daughter of the late hon. Alexander Gordon, lord Rockville, brother to the late earl of Aberdeen. 14th. At St. Mary-la-bonne, Chas. Thos: Hudson, esq. eldest son of sir Charles Grave H., bart. of Wanlip-hall, co. Leicester, to Miss Pepperell, youngest daughter of sir Thos. P., bart. of Dorset-street, Portman-square. Lately, at Cassel, the Hereditary prince of Saxe-Gotha, to the princess Charlotte, of Hesse-Cassel. 31st. At St. Mary-là-Bonne, by special license, Thomas Foley, esq. of Albemarks, co. Carmarthen, capt. R. N., to lady Lucy Fitzgerald, sister of the duke of Leinster. Aug. 9th. At Langton, co. Lincoln, Peregrine Langton, esq. second son of the countess of Rothes, to Miss Elizabeth-Mary-Anne Massingberd, daughter of the late Henry B., esq. of Gunby, in the same county: 1 12th. At Winchester-house, the hon hon. and rev. Thomas de Grey, second son of lord Walsingham, to Miss Elizabeth North, the fourth daughter of the bishop of Winchester. 15th. In Great George-street, Hanover-square, by the bishop of Lincoln, the most noble Aubrey Beauclerc, duke of St. Alban's, to Miss Manners, daughter of lady Louisa, M. 18th. In North Wales, lord viscount Kirkwall, to the hon. Miss Anna-Maria Blaquiere, eldest daughter of lord de B. 25th. At St. Clement Danes, Strand, lord viscount Falkland, to Miss Auton. At Stapleford, George-Charles Sedley, esq. of the Coldstream guards, and son of the hon. Henry S., to the only daughter of rear admiral sir John Borlase Warren, K.B. of Stapleford-hall, co. Nottingham. Sept. 1st. At Shoreham, Sussex, col. Porter, M. P. for Stockbridge, to the countess dowager Grosvenor. At the residence of A. Merry, esq. his majesty's minister at Paris, the rev. James Burgess, jun. to lady Catherine-Elizabeth Beauclerc, sister to the duke of St. Alban's. 2d. Hen. Joddrell, esq. of Byfield, Norfolk, M. P., to the eldest daughter of John Weyland, esq. of Woodeaton, co. Oxford. 7th. Hon. Sam. Mitchell, president of the council of Grenada, to Miss Mary Floud, sister of Thomas F., esq. mayor of Exeter. 10th. At Putney, Rob. Dallas, esq. M. P. and one of his majesty's counsel, to Miss Justinia Davidson, of Bedford-square. 11th. At Castle-Townsend, co. Cork, Simon White, esq. brother of lord Bantry, and nephew of lady Lougueville, to the youngest daughter of the late John Newenham, esq. of Maryborough, in Ireland. 21st. At Lymington, Hants, the hon. Charles Murray, brother to the earl of Mansfield, to Miss Law. 23d. At Ingatestone, Essex, Wm. Wheble, esq. of Woodley-lodge, Berks, to Miss Maria Talbot, second daughter of Francis T., esq. uncle to the earl of Shrewsbury. Sir Rob. Williames Vaughan, bart. M. P. for Merionethshire, to Miss Anna Maria Mostyn, fourth daughter of the late sir Roger M., bart. M. P. for Flintshire. 25th. At Ilderton, the rev. John Lloyd, of Paley, co. Merioneth, to the only daughter of admiral Roddam, of Roddam, Northumberland. Oct. 2d. At Greenwich, capt. Crosier, to the second daughter of sir Richard Pearson, lieut.-gov. of the royal hospital there. 20th. At Thoresby-park, co. Nottingham, Wm. Bentinck, esq. of Terrington, Norfolk, and captain in the royal navy, to the hon. Augusta Pierrepoint, only daughter of lord viscount Newark. 26th. At Steanraer, in Scotland, the hon. Adam Gordon, to the eldest daughter of Hamilton Max-,well, esq. 29th. Hon. capt. Archibald Macdonald, son of the late lord M., to the eldest daughter of Duncan Campbell, esq. of St. Andrew's-square, Edinburgh.. Nov. 6th. Dudley North, esq. to the hon. Miss Pelham, eldest daughter of lord Yarborough. 13th. At St. Mary-la-bonne, lord Binning, son of the earl of Haddington, to lady Maria Parker, daughter of the earl of Macclesfield. Dec. 2d. Lord Southampton, to 112 the PROMOTIONS in the Year 1802. Jan. 1st. Arthur Browne, esq. to be his majesty's prime serjeant at law in Ireland, in the room of Edmund Stanley, esq. resigned. William Smith, esq. to be one Thorn-of the barons of his majesty's court of exchequer in Ireland, in the room of Peter Melge, esq. resigned. 14th. Rear admiral borough, to Miss Jeynes, daughter of sir Edward J., of Gloucester. 15th. At Fryern-Barnet church, sir Wm. Johnston, bart. of Hilton, in Aberdeenshire, to Miss Maria Bacon, only daughter of John B., esq. of Fryern-house, Middlesex. At Dishley, co. Leicester, the hon, and rev. Henry Ryder, third son of lord Harrowby, and rector of Lutterworth, to Sophia, second daughter of Thomas-March Phillipps, esq. of Garendon-park. 21st. Hon. Reginald Cocks, youngest son of lord Somers, to Miss Anne Cocks, second daughter of James C., esq. 22d. At Hatfield, co. York, Henry Eustatius Strickland, esq. son of sir George S., bart. to Miss Cartwright, daughter of the rev. Edmund C., of Woburn. 23d. At Brodie-house, colonel Matthew Mac Allister, of Rosshill and Bar, in Knityre, to the younger daughter of James Brodie, esq. M.P. At Ardfry, co. Galway, in Ireland, lord Clonbrock, to the hon. Miss Blake, only child and heiress of lord Wallscourt, and grand-daughter of the late earl of Louth. At Portsmouth, capt. Broughton, of the Penelope frigate, to the youngest daughter of sir Thomas Broughton, bart. of Doddington-hall, in Cheshire. 29th. Aubone Surtees, esq. to the eldest daughter of sir John Honywood, bart. grand-daughter of the late and niece to the present lord viscount Courtenay. Lieut.-general William Gardner, governor of Kinsale and Charles-Fort. The hon. Christopher Hely Hutchinson, brother to general lord Hutchinson, elected representative of the city of Cork, in the room of the general, called up to the house of Peers. Brevet colonel Robert Lawson, of the royal regiment of the Artillery, to be colonel in second of that corps. -Brevet lieutenant-colonel George Glassgow, of the same, to be lieut, colonel. 13th. The right hon. W. Wickham, the right hon. George Rose, and the right hon. Charles Long, sworn of his majesty's most honourable privy council. John Wilson, esq. to be a commissioner for investigating the accounts of the army in the West Indies, in the room of general Maitland, resigned. 16th. Sir Robert Peel, bart. to be lieutenant-colonel-commandant of the Bury volunteers. William viscount Courtenay, to be lieutenant-colonel-commandant of the loyal Axminster hundred regiment of volunteers. Feb. 3d. His royal highness the duke of Cambridge was introduced into the privy council for the united kingdom, by his grace the duke of Portland, K. G. lord president, and his royal highness took his place at the board on his majesty's left hand. Colonel Colonel Alexander Mackenzie, of the 36th foot, to be brigadier general in the army serving in the Mediterranean only.-Thomas Aston Coffin, esq. to be commissary of accounts in British North America, Alexander Fraser Tytler, esq. to be a judge of the court of session, in the room of the late lord Stonefield. 6th. Major William Linskill to be lieutenant-colonel-commandant of the North Shields and Tynemouth volunteers. 9th. Colonel John Fraser to be colonel-commandant of a corps of infantry.-Lieutenant-colonel John Brooks, to be lieutenant-colonelcommandant of the Cardigan militia, vice lieutenant colonel Lewis, resigned. 13th. The king has been pleased to grant the dignity of a baron of the united kingdom of great Britain and Ireland unto the right hon, sir John Mitford, knight, and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title of baron Rededale, of Redesdale, in the county of Northumberland. The king has also been pleased to order letters patent, containing a grant unto the said right hon. John baron Redesdale of the office or place of chancellor and keeper of the great seal of Ireland, in the room of John earl of Clare, deceased.-The honour of knight hood has been conferred on Alexander Mackenzie, esq. 16th. Brevet lieutenant-colonel Robert Lethbridge, of the 60th regiment of foot, to be lieutenantcolonel.-Lieutenant-colonel Robert Crauford, from the 60th foot, to be lieutenant-colonel of 86th foot. -Major Herbert Taylor, from the 2d ragoon-guards, to be lieut.-col. of the 9th West India regiment. Burnet Bruce, esq. advocate, to be deputy judge-advocate and clerk of the courts martial in North Britain. Thomas-Henry Brooke, esq. to be secretary to the government of the island of St. Helena. 17th. The right hon. Asheton baron Curzon, and the heits male of his body lawfully begotten, to be viscount Curzon, of Penn, in the county of Buckingham. 27th. Major Charies Imhoff to be lieutenant-colonel of the 4th regiment of foot. 24th. Henry Bentinck, esq. to be captain-general and governor in chief of the island of St. Vincent, Bequia, and such other of the islands commonly called the Grenadines, as lie to the northward of the island of Curraçoa, in America. March 9th. Lieutenant-colonel Kenneth Alexander Howard, of the Coldstream foot-guards, to be dep. inspector-general of foreign corps in his majesty's service. Lieutenant-colonel James Butler of the royal artillery, to be superin◄ tendant of the junior department in the royal military college. Right rev. Dr. George de la Poer Beresford, lord bishop of the united bishoprics of Clonfert and Kilmacduagh, translated to the bishopric of Kilmore, in the room of the most rev. and hon. Dr. Charles Brodrick, promoted to the archbishopric of Cashel. 16th. George lord Rivers, to be baron Rivers of Sudely castle, in the co. of Gloucester; with remainders to the right hon. sir William Augustus Pitt, knight of the most, hon, order of the Bath, and general of his majes ty's forces, (brother of the said George lord Rivers,) and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten; and to the issue male suc cessively of Peter Beckford, of Stapleton, in the co. of Dorset, esq. by Louisa Beckford, his late wife, deceased (daughter of the said George lord Rivers), and to the heirs male of their respective bodies lawfully begotten. Major Duncan Macdonald, to be lieutenant-colonel of the 15th regiment of foot.-Colonel Pierre Frederick count de Meuron, to be major-general in the army. 20th. The right hon. Horatio, viscount and baron Nelson of the Nile, and of Burnham Thorpe, in the co. of Norfolk, knight of the most hon. military order of the Bath, and vice-admiral of the blue squadron of his majesty's fleet, (also duke of Bronté in Sicily, and grand cross of the order of St. Ferdinand and of Merit,) the royal license and permission to receive and wear the insignia of the order of the Crescent, which the grand signior hath transmitted to him. April 6th. Rev. George Markham, clerk, master of arts, to be chosen into the place of dean of the metro◄ politan church of York.-Joseph White, doctor in divinity, to be Hebrew professor in the university of Oxford, with the prebend of Christ-. church annexed. The rev. Charles Alcock, clerk, batchelor of laws, to be archdeacon of Chichester. 7th. His grace George William Frederick duke of Leeds, to be lord lieutenant of the North riding of the county of York. 11th. the honourable Thomas Erskine, to be chancellor and keeper of his royal highness the prince of Wales's great seal. 13th. Major John Campbell to be lieutenant-colonel of the 60th regiment of foot.-Major Alexander Adams to be lieutenant-colonel of the 78th foot. Major Samuel Gibbs, to be lieutenant-colonel of the 10th West India regiment. Capt. Henry Howard to be lieut.col. of the loyal Edenside rangers. 17th. Sir Edward Law, knight, chief justice of his majesty's court of king's bench, to be baron Ellenborough, of Ellenborough, in the county of Cumberland, with remainder to his heirs male. 26th. Lieutenant-col James Boag, to be lieutenant-col. of the royal regiment of artillery. 27th. Major Robert Smyth, to be lieutenant-col. of the 68th regiment of foot. Lieutenant-general C. Lyster ap pointed to the command of the 45th foot. The king, in appprobation of the meritorious services of the marine corps, has directed that that useful body shall in future be called the royal marines. Lord Amherst to be a lord of the bed-chamber. |