Regimental Officer Appointments in August 1788 War Office
War Office announces a series of exchanges and promotions across regiments of foot and light dragoons. Captain James Campbell assumes command of 4th troop, with several lieutenants and ensigns moving via exchange or purchase, including Humphrey Graham, Thomas Carnie, and Anthony Pepyat, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regiment of Light Dragoons
James Campbell
Samuel Orr
Regiment of Foot
Paatrick Mackensie
Humphrey Graham
6Th Regiment of Foot
Thomas Carnie
James $Ady
Bth
Thomas Pepyat
Francis le Maistre
Ditto
Anthony Monin
Brice Maxwell
John Ormsby Vandelewr
67Th Foot
Charles Wilde
11Th Regiment of Foot
Henry Samuel Eyre
Thomas Osborne
John Cliilton L. Carter
Edward Brookes
Ditton
Robert George Chitter
John Chilton L. Carter
Dino
George Godfrey
34Th Regiment of Foot
Anthony Wingrove
Purchase
Humphrey Arden
35Th Regiment of Foot
George Lord Strathaven
William Chester
36Th Regiment of Foot
Thomas Brown Brigg
George Chriftie
Europe
Richard Morgan
George Christig
Robert Ewer Jones
George Mackay
Robert Malet
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John Bell
45Th Regiment of Foot
John Thomas Buller
14Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Edmund Robinson
Stephen Ormsby
Army promotions and transfers among regiments of foot
A record of officers moving between regiments, promotion to captain or lieutenant, curt substitutions in the half pay list, and appointments in the East Indies forts. Notable changes include Captain Joti Betlaers to command a company, Lieutenant Joti Broomhead promoted, Ensign Watts and others elevated by purchase, and Surgeon James Roy appointed to Fort George and Fort Augustus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gwyn
Phenonn
Regiment of Foot
Joti Betlaers
Vick
Wils Hine Alia
Eipany
Pure Chase
B. Ovens
Ditto
Dasid Arnott
Willian Logta
Smith
David Arnot
John Smith
59Th Regiment of Foot
Butt ‘Torre ‘Hurtey
Parciatt
Josiah Neville
Dito
Mathew Hawes
Ensign
Tee
George Hurley
Thomas Butler
Willam Potts
John Bridges Sthaw
Princis Creed
William Potts
Prancid Wholneypeting
Francis Creed
Adulphus
Lewis Himber
Te Enfin
Francis Moneypenny
Gedroe Machats
6Th’ Regiment
Oswald Pawcetty
Sambel Ore
James Campbell
Otto
74Th Regiment of Foot
James Hayy
Gth Foot
Beieutenant
Wee Theinde Caraig
Alexander Diram
bin Majesty
Eat Indies
James Roy
Garifons
Fort George
Fort Augustus
Alexander Muro
Foreign Intelligence Lines From Copenhagen and Vienna
Dispatches report royal squadron crews embarked and regiments marching toward Helsingfors, with heavy forces and artillery en route to Finland. In Transylvania, Turkish attacks on Captain Hueber’s division near Grovers grow fiercer, forcing retreat and hard fighting as night falls.
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Royal Squadron
Nrntudt
Helsingfors
Corps of Chaffeute
Keety
Zealand
Dantbroy
Canton
China
Bena Warfin
Petersburgh We Teatny
Finland
Patrison
Wotogta
Olonitz
Vienna
Transylvania
Hermanstadt
Hucber
Wach
Coronel Horwath
Chyracro
Huehor
Ustwitthy Kay=ing
Hhey
Howeves
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