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saltv 'Tress, and speciilv wit.l be pnblislied, in utrto, p . etigire•New Work, in Two Parts,' price One Gumeauch, in boards, bot-pre.ssed,ll. Is: 6. entitled, TNDIAN CHRONOLOGY DEVELOPED, and A GRAMMAR of the MIXED:EAST -INDIAN L 4 ALECTS, commonly called MOORISH, with_ Dia logue) on useful and scientific.ol'subjeds, as spoken through out all the Eastern Countries; being the most' copious Se lections, By Mr. LEBEDEFF, , - - that has ever been. otii.-red to Europeans. •: The Grammar will be' ready for. deliveryy on the roth of Iklayytito I, and due notice given when the Clitonolo4y will be ptiblishal. TheC.,hronology, which is Oul'c.d. on the - •W6rlC's of the fridtt Autit'nfilidlatt Astrondirters, - Etratlishn-• ,tie and Shoorjo-doy, contains , a complete system of the 13.111.. verse, from-the (Calpa) earliest penodof the ,puccessiyc and visihkarevotutions,--wi_clt account of Kip, Possessor-of the • It ,, S•4' air gift iii- 'WHO' tr . ilk it•tirivi S. tie Colsiderect as the Um - - - -,... ~,,• • ~,e,--, „.. ~...+.' c '' - . I. ' 'A Jc a, 1 suci.r....t t A .,,, ~(.01.,', ~. W 06:, nativity .ii,ory ..t a .oss to , - ,aixei o qin to tltis hour ; to'gethr with intOstiialfons. respect lo;; the late well-known I ndian Monarch, Shoka-cliMo ; the -` 1 catiiie;iiitt corninemxiiicut of the prektit lilitiaii 'epoch altiO, 'Othetwe theAtittiiu6 now Bute their yc'.ir calfedi,Slipk, will be, firuil•: . a. -- ix explained .' - - ' : , • -The - tirarnmar cal - utilises . :ill . the• Part of Speech; which ' are.distinal y . arratiged - 4c;:oriTing,.. tot he Brtiltineinart System, Rith..l, , and. Idioms,' antl cltplaitiod in :so, ciiuprcheus4 - le a Inatuter, that hy the-study ,ot OhiS IWork alowi,,,an Etiropean .• resident itiltuffii; May wi..l - yeettaintY•bil enabled to converse' With Indians itpoii the Most importiolt sUbjetts,. - With , a fa cility hm to be ciequiieil'frotrt any'of the fort:oar confuieid'and crr9nt. n; 1s P übl Ica tions of ft - .e G rar.lll;ar,,ailpsialoguei c'al led '.Moors,cir Moorish: . ; - • '''.'' i... r. ' .` e • 'The Author Commenced this Work, ai Catcutta,• and.'per r • 'severed for eight yearsln'phtaiin.u; fundamental knowledge • `respecting the Sliarns,eilf• Aipliatter . airtl, r the - lianguate; - the mixed I nlian Ditileel;l, - iinn oilier s'cientitithil'printiples i with a• View of inctr i rsingethe hfthertcyf int erf.it. kilo ledge of Indian Literature. Literature.. He thertttorc re.s -dirtily.. olititt's • the ni' Officer:: in-His tritanr.ic.-11Tajesty's; p. tbe'Honour..bie East India Com;)any . s Service, aL . 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Mr. Oaroble's licit Tee, titui, Arotriatic Siteet * r .itAald Thtit IAI:PERIAL PARLIAMENT:- HOUSE OF: PEEI?S , THURSDAY ; APRIL 23. • . Trt tills before the 'House were torwardid itf' their respeelive . Stages. . - the thir4 reading of ,the• Sedition Bill, .:which was intended to be moved for to-morrow., v. as, on the Motion of Lord Hoßittur, fixed fur IVlartda, for which &IT. Lpiaslips,were ordered to be. summoned. I - One Priy4.lril - v . ..is u.) from the COM , M ) 0 41 !-T ,and tfi 'l o a m ari i milc. -t):4; • ;,,. / .59.-rs . _ . iN.PP EA L. ~ THE HON-MRS. LLA-N111.10:: FULLARTONi AND CO -I,UNEL WILLIAM* FULLARTON, HER HUSI3;kND, V. SLR .1117 . PH DALRYMPLE, OF NORTH SER. ofS, - 41A . Ituti RT. 'The Order of thefflly for the furthAr considera tion of this Case bet read, Mr. ADAm,- leading. Coun6ei for the Appellant, was heard, at consider able length, in continuation. After which.their Lordships• . postixned their further 11F . aring of the. Case till Monday. • .The House then adjourned till toltnorrow. • • PRWATE-cOMAIITTEES. The Commi ttees Lords meet prec t isely achalf past ten o'clock to:thorrow; for the further ioveitfrition of the: Surrey Canal 8111, - Ind also . the Sothby; . and Belford Inclostfro *" • • ROLI:SE Ok COMMONS, THURSDAY,' APRIL 23. An Account was presented from the Admiralty, of Sentences in Appeals for a given time,. as order. cd to be laid berme the)-fouse. Ordered : td be' laid on the Table. • . The Bill to prohibit, the . Expration, and to per_. mit the Importationof' O Corn, Potatoes, &c. into was read - a first time, and Ordered to be read a second time to-morrow, on the Motion of Mr. : Coaky. . he Tea Datiirikatc4 Nth for 4reland, were . read a third titiejiiiiiii'sWiton the Motion of Mr. CoRRy.- - -- 411( 10 The WorkiViifi'Co . inbintion Prevention Bill, was read a secog i fidg and ordered to be commit ted to a Selea • T he-House in a-Committee, went, through the Rice IniportatiOn Bill for Ireland, and the Report was ordered to be received, on the Motion of Mr, D6erred the Irish Sugar Sill on the Motion of Comok. The Malt D'amage - Bill, was read a th:rd time and passed. The CoMmittee on the Bill for'the n bette,rieven tion of Forgery,,,upon the Motion of Mr, W. DUlti- DAS, was deferred till thi. jay . se'rlii belt,.. .The LORD AnvocAT . E _presented the SC:oich 'Mi litia-Bill, *Well Was' read a first tune,` and ordered to be read a second time on Monday netir,, Upon the Motion ofAVir.- VANsti-TART, the HOose went into, a Conunittee on. the Elephant Oil Bill. A Rt.soluticii 'mai agreed toi thit it was the opinion, of the Comtnittee,_that itate sh be given, to bring . in a Bill to exempt I,tephant Oil sold by. Auttion in Great . Britain; from the payment of Tautie upon such Sales.. The' House .beinx resuni . - e(-1, the, Report of.the Committee.Waii ordered to be I rought _ tti to-morrow: : 7ONES . rose to give Notice;ltati! was his intk- (IL iQ n . tO EnoVelo. l iiiorrt),VV; ft the - production of certain. Papers an the subjeft of Egy pt. - Ali-. PANS ITTART saitt.'ttar' he rose: in the absence orthe Ok:Ohhe . Ex c XV/ Eil o • give. Notice, that , it was his intention .to Cve to morrow; that certain items .• of , which had been-laid on-the Table; shOuld be yclerred 10. the. Committee .of • Supply; , _ - -:, • Before five o ' clock the Hou s e adjourned till,to . morrow. " , ' • • '4 From the 4Q4Y,PAY4.G45171, Aril 1. to • txty.4 .; • s , • • c&ifitse r giti. 2 4/41/ xr. • : 711 R gifi e c z iftifit.Orall4 l 26, • . Captain- I.ieutenant ThimiaB -, Cl4peton.to bo dcCeaed. • Datc4 I/cc-ember at, I,Sg;„ First :Lieutenant :Henry Marsh to he Captain.treuienapt i vice Charicroil.."'Dated as, .above: - • • '• • 4. - Second ,Lieutenant Step k en Kirby to • Lieutenant ,vier, First. Lieutenan, • Vier, Marsh. Dated dtahO4e. •., gentlemu s i Cadet Thornaa'Stamria isti be Se6)rld Lieutenag s t, vice G. „Henderson, appoillted, to the:,Roy&l . .Ehgtinetrs. ''patedTeb: 23,• 1804' • , - • • Gentleman Cadet 'Flt nri Baynes to be S'i.conkticu 3 vice j, Tapp, promoted. Uhter.ils abb ye: Gentleman Cadet. Tho-tuas G.,l3rOAvn to be:-Secnnd uTta•- . -ant e vice' lt. Bogue, .prarnoted. Decit 44..aligse- r • Gent leman Cadvr•Duircati , -G rant •to 'be S'ett.anci Lientv..4.lt 4 vice Tyler, 'promoted. 15attAas .-416ve. ) Rev. John Afessitcr to be Chaplain, *„.e, Cr, Sti.ntiby,. resigned. Dat a March r; - Gentleman catter Henry' F ;• E ilitbh• tit;he Second •L ieirinant, YrcF J. Hammett, ,protooterit , .f Dated Nkrclt '3O , t 01. ' Geritlutt )i. to ia.a Cyvvntt.: /...tclltthattr ttaniser, p r'pi noted. . Dated entl errtan Cadet' jolni 1' rircitard . to be SeCt:incl Lieutenant,. viee.o kinsetn, promoted:-Dar6d,as-io3,ve. • Geotlem4n; Cadet arnes„ Kobortsoo. to tertaut,' vice pro:i noted. I)a.tcd as above: • 'Corps of Rgal ..• • . Fertwick to be Captain; vice • Spurt, rotitecL Dated Feb. it, 1801. . • • • First Lieutepant Elias -Dorritiird.t.6 b 6 Ciptain'LLieutetunt, vice FOi‘yrels.. Thtted • •- • • f-Secolid - LieuteiritiVeOr6 D ion to be First,Litteriant, vice Durotiod:. Dats'xl s is . a6o% ' • ' • „ - April "I Francis Regiment or - Dfaktibti` tiaras, Aitken, Gtif6" to be. Cotedt, by OutdVtiti;• 'vice. in the•pst bio,l tAcit.-• • . • 'lteginiqk of . .b Rte, ...q.,yailgs r captain J. T. •Parnell • Betteowortb, Nttfilte , s•AhT - Foot, to be - Captain-Li:tire-- flaw; vice Dotigittolthis ilitvriaßryies, t • • _ • 3cl'nitto, Jos e p h Whitekon7;co*;tl2lto Yetefinatr Sur. 'gear!, vice Watt, y1416 ‘ 1*.i0,5,/, v • • ' • ' tat • Rcgitndllt Th*ittrig, V.t. r ;i r Stpt-Master kerAley .to be Attj4tani, Vitt ittpirteyis,•-proinc:teclintb e • 14th Light Dr4zzons. • , - • 2d Ditti), Brevet -Atkiei golicrt B'alfour to be Niaiqr, by pur.i citase,' vice Gilltoiti .vvhd•sretircs. • Lienterinnt. junes ?pole to ha ,Captain o vice Balfour. Cornet the Hon. C)arles tube Lieutenant, Avitbout pnr,chatit, Rititur ictites. LienTeitalt • by ptirclusey vice Poole: , - • • - Atb-RATimerit. of -I..igh! Dr4gooos -Lieutenart C;eorge.; t. , 2 . tee ' • to be Captain, by pvireliase, yicc N;Arbewri, ys;l - io I .Cornef L. I,cori•;C:11 Kilhant Willard to be Lieu:ena,:, by purciiuse, vice iiiwivoCd,''proni9te..l iii the 2.1 d Light 1.);.i. - - goOttsh. Cornet William Locke' to:be Licuterribt, by pur chase; vice Storey.. Ensif i n John Williams, Worn the best Foot,' to be' Cornet, by purchase, 'vita Locker. ' John Stiig,.Est.i. to ha Pay-in:Aster, vies itiliocwell; lieccase.i. __ ,p,th,Ditto . ",- gnsiglXEclward I.;,awioni from the.-6ith Foot, fb be Cornet, vice fweS, wcio-exen:Anzcs. 'ajth Dittii, Cornet thaire's'tilsteMouclieliteinant, by pur ',.ehase,_ vice Scully,•who re:irzsr, De Ville O'Keefe, Gent. . to be cornet, by ,purchase, . vice : William White, pro •tnoted. 14th- Ditto,.Lieutenint Edmund.Rolfc Bog4is,.frotri the 6th Foot, to be Captain,by-purchise, .vice. Allen, promoted. 2sth Ditto, John. Waring, Gent. fate a Lieutenant in thc An cient Kntlsh Fekibles -to .be Cornet, without purchase, . •.vice BattfjOili promote d. . John Williamon.Wood, Gent. to bs,..cornct,; wlthout purctiaSe, vice.MaCleall. promoted. .] 2'lll DIM Ltdchettirlt ThOrnai Sims, Cornet, from the 13th tiat rirti i toartspobe:Li6utcharay, 'John Sleigh, Gent. (Cmitebis 'I !foe INJ4d-Lothian , Fsncible Cavalry) to be: 1 S Co'spiq,. w' gupptqfhase vice, Clarke, .f) roin o fed . _......—, _ ` Ttffibtf - dt'.,-to b e eorriet, withdut • purchase, vice' Dthriiiranottlio . n 1.. ..•-, .- '. . ... . ... ... A Troop (4..Ormsoons to serve in. the - I sland..ot Minorca....:;: Lieutenant ------- G ran,-, from the Minorca Regiment,jo :. • -be-Captain- Lieiten:int . . .. . .ISt Oattaliun of the tat Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant" Johh F,lyu to be Captain,Lieutertant , by purchase, vice Spencer, Chu retires. • ad Regiment' of Foot, • Ensign' Nlaleoltri Turner, rront the 4th Foot,' to be Ensign,-by purcliase, vice Rutter, promoted. 4th Ditto, Colonel Benjamin Fish, from the Half-pay Odle fate rst Foot . , to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Hodgson, .wlinexchange:s. 'john Colwell, Esq. late Quarter-.44as ter, to be Paymaster of the ad Battalion, vice Taatle,de ceased. ssth - Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Christie, froth the 7th Foot, to be• Captain, b r purchase, vice Jones,. who retires. •Du : penan Baby, Gent. to. be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ellice, pm-rioted m the4sth Foot. 6th Ditto, Quarter-Master William Clarke to be Adjutant, vice Beaumont, who, resigns. Serjeant Holloway, from: the' Ist Foot Guards, to be Quarter-Master;. vice Clarke. • • • • Bth Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Battersby, to be Captain, by pinihase vice Smyth, promoted in the sad Foot. gth*Ditto; ' Hospital -'Mate, John "Muiten to be Assistant_ Surgeon, vice It urnsey, mho is superseded. rth Pitt?, Henry tard.will, Cent.. to be Ensign; by pur- Chase, vice Ridgeway, removed to the agth Light Dragoons, 17th•rittO; Li..ttenant John Steele to be Captain,. by pur -chase, vice -Keating;: - promoted in the 56th Foot. Ensign Charles Laton, from the 60th Foot,' to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Tyndale, removed to the 17th Light Dragoons. 19th Ditto, Thomas -Peinberton, Cent. tole Ensibtt, by putclia,x, vice Robson;promoted: -• . , •. • loth Ditto—To be EnSigns,' Charles de Haviland, Gent. • • - without PUroliaSe, •vice Grolian, promoted in'the 21 iWta'_ - lion Royals. Philips' Newton,. Gent. -Without purchase, Vice Byo.:jcit i promoted: Hugh- Eccles, Gent, by pur chase, vice Piercy, prorpo;c4. 2 4th Dittn;Hospital-Mate Featherstone to be Assist ant-Surgeon.;:.: • : a6th Ditto,. Lieutenant William Hoggins to be Captain,-by Purchao, vtt.Clk . ves, who retires. Do . licail Campbell, 'Es4Olate ClitOttint in the . Regiment, bjPayinaster., . • 28r# Ditto, Hospital-Mate - .boggle to be Asiisilrif-' • Surgeon. 3tracD 7 (ettn - fted#i t4 , lsMate Eft wei to be Assistant . ~ •S. 4 411150 1 .1 1 011NG protnoled. . „. Itst tttp, Lydeßrowne, from the 33th Fooilioeitittirefiint:-ColOilei, vice Ferguson, apiiihuted to:the Illtyeshite 1. 1 ,:r.;:ib:c.1:5 . : • •, • : 35th Ditto; Lieuietzant-Color.el Francis JohH Wild er,from the Bondi:hire Fcnt'i•ol,es, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, 'ViGet Browne, appointrat tl:c 3tst Foot. • 7 ; 3qt, h Ditto, Ensign c\ Wingfield to be .LicutenaPt,...by,, purchase, v ice Std•..eli, promoted. Liedteriarit Sampson . CarY, from the, 46th him; to 'be Licuiersont,•viceSbort, woointed to the Invalic;s. •, • : , • . 38th *Regiment' of Foot, William Gent. to be Ensign, by -purchase, vice _Warren, o,urnoted.% Joint ~irillsture,. "Esq..late Lieutenant ar. - 1 .• - ..t:'..ititant of theßegiment,"tb be"' •Pavrnaster,. vice Hantiury, wholosigns, 39th Ditto, natnean Campbal, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur cltis, vite . Waltoh,'-preenoted. ' +Alt Pitts) ; Charles COniyay Costley, •Geht to be Ensign". by 'awl:base, vice Mains, Niho.r.:tires. 43cl - Licaitenant John Spencer Snlith, - from the Hali psg theStit Fcot, to be :Lie utenant,' vice Carroll, wi,o exchanges.• .' • ' ,44th nitro, Ensign F. H. Bon.-11 to be Lieutenant, I , ,iy• our chase, vice Stretch, who retires. soth Ditto, Hospital-Mate Cooper to be Assistant _ -sul4i To, n• 52d.Dit Captain-Lieutenant Henry Ridewdod to .be Cap . . rain of a Company, vice FiAer,, yvhu is placed on;-„Halt pay.- 'Lieutenant John MaCombeto. be . Captain..Licutcn ant, vice Ride Wood. Ensign Robett -F. M,3l t ow it e, now the 40th Fpot; to be Lieutenant, vice N't ( CorritP s;d Pitt% Cappiti Jaines, Stoptord,, from - the .tip tight , Dragoons, to:be Captain, vice Parket, _who &Changes. 54th Ditto, Captain-LieutenantDanizt:DO.lght,':froin the' 2d Dragoon Guards, to be Captairy.vice Bettesw'.rth, who 'exch4riges: 'Thomas Campbell,' Gent. to be EnSign, by .. .ptirchase,- vice Featherstone,. prntnoted. - Ilotpital-Alatc, --- - Rmirriond to be Assistant-Surgeon. ', . 's7th Dittd, Henry Fowler, Gent.. to be tnsign, by pr chi.se, V::Ce ROSS, prothoted. - : - - • . • ' • :Goth Ditto, 11 . 0nry Fisch,baLt, Gept. to be Ensign, .without , ' purchase: linsl.,:i ;lent) , Fitcpback to be, Lieuten:int, ..„ • vice Peacocke,- •t-lecease,... . Adjutant William . Murray to ... be' Ensign, vice Eis:liback, promoted: . •Ensign Lewis • Baby to be. Lieutenant, oy puichitse, vice,Altired, pro ... muted. . 68th Ditto, - Brevet . C o lonel - George Henry Yaniittart, from • t4e, flalf-pay oe,the late 95th . •Foot,.to be . I.ieutenant -Co teinel,. vice !Ogler • who echenges. cornet Tho. Jones, frontllto;tath Lrglif Dnigoons, to be Ensign, vice Dawson; • ~XllO f X- A ilintits, , . ' Sist DA. ie pv Calrti in•tieutenant Snow Smith to he n, tr Lif i .o.olt ,Me Alligham, protnOtedin tbe.32.1.F00t.„•• .. I v „ - gri It'sto.7 •ittgraßcithel Patvs, from the 7th West India - iri * it A69) h( htniighi - vice dill, deceased. • .• 35t i 1 r i , `B revet ieutemmt-Colonel s,• ! :ordon Skelly, from the'S( . :Utcli Brigade, ',. to be Nlajor, vice Jackson; whirex-' changes,-- . 44evet-4..itutenant-Colonel William Robetts„ fioni the Hall-ay of the late 135th. Foot, to be Idt/Or," , -:- titet. o l.le4b44hOkahhoges. Lieutenant . -- Carey, from . -41te,6ad Foot, to be. C,tpx.ain- Litauenant„- without purchase .. Sod) Ditto, Ensign jamckTynte King to ,be Lieutenant, by ' .puri - .11aie, :.- trice Buller, promoted. • , : ~.,, .. ' , 'Scotch; I.lOcW ga,;. Brevet . Lieutenant- ColOnel:GeOrgelacksco, from, ,tile ,lis,thFoot,. to be Major, 41te - stehy, wlp e.. changes. . .. ' ' • ' , . ,- i • - • Royal Gartiioir ßattalion, Lieutenant , Philip Bailey; fiwo, the 9th 4i-oat, .to be Lieutenant:: • • •• -- ' • - - Ist West Intiiir Rcgiqpii, ,Lictitenant,DivitlFVE; .from - the ' 4eth Fodt, 4 . 0. be ,Captain, by purch as e, vice Pi c kering, . •Avhb retires. • ' ; . ...,, • ' 4 ' ' ' i .34 Ditto, Carington Paterson, Conk., to be Eniigni vice S warj, , who islupersccicti. , • -, • 6th Ditto; - John' C4rroll,' Esq. (,Lieutenant. on. tiall-pay of the Bth Foot), to be Paymaster, vice Alacintosti s -deceased. Major Armstrong's Lev,. Archibald Armstrong, Gent. to Iv', Adjutant. , • • DS:* . • . CAprain join Avid, from the 5/d foot; tiqoe Captain 6f,an, . Inctepr.ndent Com.pftiy.a invdta,.ac Xlltlfto , „ . vice. be 11, reignrd. - • • • • Ensign John Hislop, from the-.llalf•spay'of the late-93d'Vootr. to be 'Ensign in Lieutenant--Colonel Fay's .Irulepende4t . ' Company of Invalids at Altzletn,ey, Vice Wh2tuiel;reiloved • to Plymouth. EnSign Donald Ross. from .the • Balf-pay.of the late 134th' Foot, to be Ensign In Captain Steeltensotr.S: Intle.Penderit Company of Invaliti..c ,Sliet Land: . ' • . Ensign Carter, from 1.4.7u - tqlat-colonql..egtripheit's Ci,irtivini.t,:•tos - be . Licagnant Captain in • •.bll'i...l4ideitentictitirturiOany t 1 nx - klids at ',CI= iierimey, vine Bullock, . a emintr,i thg I Ityalitis at Sheerness. ! r erjent...M j:Or ..1(10134-Lrfrxe to .E 11 . sign . ...Lieoettaii t- Ce•teriei•Oiro l ibett , s'ln t icia ti l t nt s.:ornpany'of Iniralid guernsey, Nit:C.-Carter • -.• Lietatman; .from Sir James Nlalcolrni‘ , Corti, • prly at Sheerness, to Lii.iutepant in Captain Archer's. naL , pethteipt.Ohin.fateny bilrivalicis. at Chatham, vice Jones; fernovoi imiontia• • • • • cf . -) "'ft, Ic, 4 - .tftaiNver - of . . LicutqtAt ? t pitmat*3iiky.ailboy , from thc Half-pay of the late 89th F.plit. ;10„41.4twteitant in Lieutenant. Colonel Pa ter6ck's• 14ep'ettlev.1.*Cortapany - Licitten.Mbillioolftt 18 from- the I hVal ids at to be'lLjetittrant,la -Captain Sutherland's Independent Corn party-pf I tvalids. • hic;ittenant William Moorhead, .from the .sgth• Foot, to be - Lieutenant in Major •Weses indcpcndctit - company of In valids—, At Plymotzt,b, Captain 'William Wynne, - from the- invalids at4Sheetness, to - Captiiia of ;13 • CcllipanY of iuvalids, vice • Hurst , who exchanges. Lieutenant' Qcorge VAtes•;.. from'. the 'tialf;pair of the -late Royal G.errilan I;attalion tube Lieutenant in Lieutenant. Colonel Vvineh,itok. nrri 11,2,1 at "f1.t1,164e ,} ~'t~ Ensign Peter Whannell, from the Invalids et Alderney, to be Ensignin.CaptNie.:Campbeit's Independ en t C ompany of Invalids, •victilirst, promoted. ,Ensign John Mil•li . quet, tram the Half-p a y o f the late tarsi • I Foot, to be Ens ign in Lieutenant-Colonel Ditinas's Inde pendent Cnmp.tinY vice Bell, promoted. Ensign John BWxhatn, Atom the Invalids at Sheerness, to he Ensign in "Catuiiiii Blackball's Independent Company et Invalids, vice Ludlam,. deceased. A: Portsmouth. - Ensign john Burke i from Captain Lyniatirs - Company, to be Lieutenant in Major Leigh's Independent: Company of In valids. . T• ' Quarter-master - Godley; froth thead Dragoons, to be Lieutenant in Captain . Grace's Independent Conn as ol ~Invalids. . • . - ••. - -, -.7. , 1 . •• • Lieutenant RiChard'Hurtiphreys, from the 9th Foot, to be -- 4. ietittnapt in . Lindores.- . lbiten4ott,Gorr i p triy o f, Invalids, vice " Heming, appointed to the4nyaticis i n t h e ••.- • Tosiet-of. London.. • Ensign . Josepfirfilhlct.): Licute nant in the said Company. . •LleutWia i nt James Stevenson, from the : l-laTf-1;a1,of E I foul's .„.Corps, to be .Lieutenant in Colonel. •A1a4.44, independent.` Company' of Invalids.. .. ' ." s• ' QuarterTfrfaster ' --- Drummond/ from the Sth Li g h t Dra. - guoits; -.. te. - -be Ensign in Captain Lymurs Independent cOmpAny of Incllids, vice Burke: • .•• •'.. • • • -At 84eriars.t. .. Captain WilliaM Hurst, from the Invalids at Piyrtoutahi, e t . •.- be Captain of an-Indepetidcra Cornpan>• of Invalid s , y i,., , , Wynne,- who exchanges. Lienenant H: Browne, from the Halt:p a y of the late n'sth . Foot, to be Lieut ena nt i n Captain Wynne's I n d ependent - Company of Invalid s . -. ..naitcnant Richard Rushton, from the Iloyal•Ga tr i son Bat, W hin, to he Lieutenant i n Sir' James Malcolin' s - I nde. pendent Company, vice Jarvis, appointed to.t4e" Invalids,' at Chatham. juseph.,Lynn, •Gent.. -t o be Ensign in Captain •Hurst's iu pendent Company of lavalid,, vice Bloharn, appointed to . tie Invalids at PlyirrAith. - . THE SUN., SOLF.Nt QUIS DICE IL EALSVM II E.A-T ? .4 7 _LO,ND ON, 4PRJ. 4 • -24,- • • , Ihrts rittntriink ariVilicer arrived 'ai• the Admi ralty, with Dispatches from the'Medi terianean. became`i he 1I v.6ungb Mail 'which` ~';Tcdnesday,; had not arrived padpeuer Woasn t •-• • put to - Tress. _ • Reports have been itruireulatitm - :f(trt.ibt last two legpihs dus' which ‘ve, belicve,ate SSr We are sure 'that - some of those reached a .s are, at least, efigfeii ted:4l fl ,9 ve Liken ,tda itrorig exercise upon .his rectiferhib* we trust a litkle,.cl4St w-Pitatfr4 lob his health. sit Ps?P I,t 4103 E iS • • 4DfOrtUnateir i nca p a . 'citttrea from enteringppqn • his new office- of Lord •Ch:e: justice of the - COminon',Pleas, by an . accident which he met with at hrtimouth laterfwhen be titisito % the Doek.,-Yatd there,.. by striking his leg against a cable ;.a...-Mortike,ation was apprehended, -and out dE . e -and it has been onli . within "ilieie two days that beenhe has ye pronounce d of •ntering. have par .ticuLarly inip canduft of - the different Cur rnanders . - fe ; mplo . y . 4:4l, upon _the Expedition v Diwntaik:: "Ifie intrepidity and the ability a N.E Lsow were tbef'wel to need a' coiith but never,; ,were they more signalized_thatlin : glai6us - .V.,ktory off , Cn.pepn.g. e ,?. whenever a. ..person who J'ecppid in Command has The whole work id accomplish, - h 4 difficulties, from the very circumstances .of his,situation, ar•e increased ten. fold. We do n ot Mean to: throw out any insinua. tions against' the condudf of. Sir HYDE 1 2 MUCE R, and much less of the Board of Airiniralty by whom he Was employed . , - but we should have been better satis• fled. if Lard ow: had had the Chief Command, becaUse. the Country knew him, and knowing him, • have the fullest relianceron his Act . . . • The value to the Country of the Convention which has heen entered into with Dinmarir; is, of-, course, under-rated. by those who have .ever wished to depreciate our successes, and to over-value those -of our - Enemies--by those who , put on a fo rce d smile.at t h e news of our Vielories,''.and • who with .difficulty suppress their exultation iltritheltitnou r of our defeat. If Ave had been fQ44OOIMI44.Aago that lieninetri wouid have peen . ut. , „otit of:the Confe .deracv fur fourteen 'weeks,' tr !ha t'.'l4;e' 5 1 1141 d hare ~made her scpent of .ever 'hay ingi‘ko treat Died ir, .wc 'should have answered that this wslVOsa'ri.sf.Y us but.if we are asked whether this is sufficient, as tb :result - 0 1 or i e o f : t h4. , oi c i a t•est Vi4ories that ere -was obtained; we mus t sa y, that; great _ as vantages are.„-to this, cosintrn , th e Wliichlias-bein 'entered into, ,gpea. terms , lehieh would haie left 'US, with rcslnEt to. ; Denmari, in a ., stat i tj of petrfpel seturitytturirigthe'epntest—l t that . the elren oftllter'prescat Convention will be what we wish ;._ 7 but we should have liked it better if it had in terms so. CXIMSSed know : thar,Vv - ALLENsooarr (the riW'Of BE NST OP. Fr) who has sig ne d the C on , -vention, is the•a.VpWed Friend. to thi,s,.cointry, a t 'nitre - Eat his iiVatis , friend - of Fthuir, .and we . have reason- lass) to , - Waave that'the Prince Royal *ill -nor lie4,Stresy . And , a. prirdat , to- withdraw from .the •corOaderikcy. : n,fitirnes4 4110Sfore, we have , something -to trust, independent .91 tlae Con ,"ierritisrWtii.the'dispositioii. of the rientnark .'but we must elee In fairness sik;'.'"lttat4eghoull 4 lia . ve. wished the ,whole. pf this- transadion.to hav , bee:pp:included by Lord NE..t. so p.him.self, an l..tbou~l trust 'thewi l l 1 i at e ven tll.L .l lla ; .ol ) ,t,be , same,.yet we 411041 have been better frs'fied if who so nobly fotight the battle of his Country, should also, . unfettered -and,Ameontrouletl, have been the person to dictate the terms to which- the Vidory he ..liaci obtained, 'so. juslly,and..so.fairtylentitled him. - The Corporation.ofliortiogham 'voted the, ,Ereedom of that.a9tis attio. tenant Colonel GREY, thc nsaeNtA4)f t 4 RtL:ct of than DiStrietrftir itirious `an.tritnprrant S vices to'the Town, at times when-sIW44W Thee h ' • f/Yr - been disturbed.- - - • ---; • By Let ters 'limn Have r ford ~ ves t, .v.!r that upon 'Of the good news at klaye If; „I_ west, from Lord .i•TE cso.tri &C. that ' 'laird 'K N TON -immediately set, the bells to- .rin s y-!gave mense quantities of ale to , the Niiii!lace) tiv4th !natty , other demonstrations of joY, It is also added, o ut the Mayor, Corporation, Inhabitants, and the Conn. try Gentlemen,' propolci:4 , continue the rejoieings - • far. ten days lorwer. , ~' - - Lard ~. a'^ ^~