Military promotions and appointments across regiments
Promotions and appointments detailed include 6oth ditto lieutenant Johnson of the 17th light dragoons to captain without purchase, ensign Perry promoted from Malta to lieutenant, Andrews to ensign, Davidson to ensign, William M. Johnson to front lieutenant in the Cape regiment replacing Sutherland, Richard Uniacke Howe to ensign in Nova Scotia Fencibles, Captain William Brewse Kester to major, Sir John Doyle to inspector of militia in Guernsey, deputy assistant commissaries general named, J G Rawstorne to chasseurs Britanniques to be seated without purchase, and memoranda correcting commission dates for ensign Harman and Hodges not yet taken place.
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Ditto
Charles Johnson
17Th Light Dragoons
Batteley
Henry Perry
Regiment of
Malta
Robert Alexander Andrews
Fawsett
Davidson
Londonderry Militia
Cape Regiment
William M. Johnson
47Th Foot
Sutherland
Nova Scotia
Watteville
C. Bishop Hodges
68Th Foot
Royal African Corps
John Sutton
Macpherson
Archibald Odlum
Fife
Daniel O’ Meara
Sutton
John Godwin
Odlum
Royal York Rangers
Joan Cooke
Royal West India Rangers
Purchase
Ovens
Arthur Freer
Cooke
York Chasseurs
Rh. B. Balguy
36Th Foot
Harris
John Dempster
van Meulen
Bourbon Regiment
John Armstrong
Owen
87Th Foot
Royal Waggon
Robert Kerr
Young
James Boyton
Neligan
Norman Douglas
Boyton
Gidditto
P. J. Parry
103D Foot
Hervey
George W. White
40Th Foot
Royal Newfoundland Fencibles
Macdonnell
Whelan
Seave
Walker Warter
Radenhurst
Moted
Rich Despard
Lewis
Frederick Skinner
Despards
Ronald Macdonnall
Skinner
J. C. Peach
Pinquer
James Douglas Hamilton Hay
Peach
Ghcogatry Light Infantry Fencibles
William Campbell
Tet Foot
John Fraser
100Th Foot
South
Barver
Hunter Blair
1St Foot
Michael Childers
14Th Light Dragoons
J. W. Clarke
BP, Coffin
George Crookshank
Thomas Osborne
Henry Bourchill
Ronald Macdonnell
J. Packet
John Matthews
35Th Foot
Packet
John MacLean
79 Foot
Geil
3 Foot Guards
BE. J. Newton
James Philip Devenish
James Robert Grants Commission
Appointment of Consuls Samuel Marshall and James Stirling
The Foreign Office announces in the Prince Regent's name the appointment of Samuel George Marshall, Esq as His Majesty's Consul at Emden in Westphalia and James Stirling, Esq as His Majesty's Consul at Nantes L Orient and their dependencies.
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Foreign Office
Strt
Samuel George Marshall
Emden
Westphalia
James Stirling
Nantes
L’orient
Military promotions and appointments across multiple regiments
A long list of commissions by purchase and promotions within the British Army includes cornetships in the Royal Horse Guards and Dragoon Guards, major and lieutenant promotions in various dragoon and foot regiments, assistant surgeon transfers, and staff appointments. Notable moves cover the 3d, 6th, 7th, 15th, 17th, 20th, 24th, 25th, 32d, 50th, 67th, 68th, 71st, 74th, 75th, 83d, 89th, 102d, 103d regiments, Royal Newfoundland Fencibles, Nova Scotia Fencibles, and Canadian Fencibles, among others. Also noted are garrison changes, Yorkshire units, and staff appointments. some Gazette corrections clarify dates and prior postings.
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WAR Office
Serremsen
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
James Arnold
Cornet
Purchase
Gee
3D Regiment of Dragoon Guards
John Addison
Davis
Kane Bunbury
Dunne
6Th Regiment of Dragoons
W. R. Ellis
17Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Neutenants
T. R. Wharton
24Th Light Dragoons
Jones
George Daun
25Th Light Dragoons
Anderson
George Macquay
Goldsmid
John J. Pomeroy
Shee
12Th Foot
Samuel Dudley
Pomeroy
G. G. Shaw
A. J. Macan
J. G. Palling
Shaw
B. Brown
Hewett
5Th Dragoon Guards
A. Williams
Daun
27Th
Thos. Craufurd
Bowater
John Ashton
West
6Th Regiment of Foot
John Henry Heigham
Sayer
Ditto
Stratford A. Eyre
Wetherspoon
C. Evans
Gale
Regiment of Foot
John Maclean
79Th Foots
John Butler
R. Jones
Wetherall
Tight Dragoons
Carysfort Proby
Joes S Hospital
James O' Beirne
Johnson
Duncan Slocuck
Burn
3D Dragoons
James Butler
Poole
George Wilkins
George Rawlinson
Robert Lizar
Burton
Wau Teagas
Ernest Wilford
Royal Military College
Wilkins
Thomas Ms Ilarrisy
York Chasseurs
Balguy
Robert A. M.munn
James Clark
95Th Fuel
Kuwan
Royer
D. Dundas
65Th Foot
Leutenant
O'Neill
John Jobson
Gumoor Robinson
Hugh Robinson
Jubaura
Munro
7Th Foot
Forster Fyans
Herring
Thomas Arrow
George J. Melean
Thomas James
William L. Wraxall
34Th Foot
Duncan Livingstone
Vally
John Regan
Tooth Ditto
John Clark
Burke
J. Taylor
Clark
Thomas Mills
Nelson
60Th Foot
John Thomas
Mills
John Harvey
6Th Garrison Battalion
Parry
1St
West India Regiment
J. M. Clifton
Yates
49Th Foot
Richard Weston
Cliftoner
John Macnamera
Weston
James Delamel
Macnamara
Michael Brannan
Delamel
James Gilchrist
Greenfield
Joseph Maclean
Maclay
John Heazle
Maclean
Conrad Heal
Macdonald
J. A. Gilmore
Heazle
A.D. Gordon
Robert Crosby
Hill
Thomas
Cline
King of Wartemburg Arrives in Vienna in Grand Ceremony
Vienna September scene details an elaborate reception as the King of Wartemburg travels by open carriage with six horses to meet the Emperor, followed by a loud cannon salute. The Danish king arrives later in a mirrored procession. Deputies present ceremonial documents and invest the Emperor with the Order of the Garter amid a formal state ritual at the palace.
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Vienna
Wartemburg
Denmark
David Case Tlereagh
J. Heard
Tyrwhitt
Lord Castlereagh
Prince Metternich
Armas
St. George
Lord Castlesreagh
Norway Diet Crisis Declaration by Prince Christian
In Copenhagen and Gottenburgh reports from London reveal new articles to the August 14 1814 Mass Convention. Prince Christian vows to surrender executive power to the nation, assemble the Diet and publish the promise, potentially leaving Norway if required. He signs with solemn binding to renounce authority until the Diet convenes.
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Copenhausa
London
Denmark
Spain
Duke of Montellany
Gottenburgh
Mass
Prince Christian
Norway
Princs Christian
Council of
Ates
Council of State
Christian Frederick
Sweden
Declaration of Crown Prince Charles John of Sweden and Norway
The Crown Prince Charles John declares acceptance of the Eidswold constitution and essential changes, grants amnesty without distinction, and states Norwegians and civil authorities will be treated with due respect. Headquarters at Frederickstadt, Aug 10.
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Charles John
Sweden
Norway
Sween
Eidswold
Frederickstadt
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