The Sun.
London, England, 1808-03-03 00:00:00

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Lori Lake, deceased. Lieut.-Goner:.
13;inaitre Tathrton, to be Governor. of 44rAiick, Vice .1.1)1d'
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' MEDICAL 5TA1,14%-.'
Ictioulliet, from -the 13th Toot, to.be Sur-
geon or'A Recruiting. District, vice klentier6oo,. who retires
on 1-tairpay. Assistinit-Surgeon John Vetch; Irvin the
244 toot, to b. AssistantSiirgeon to the Forces.
The Xing': German Legion. • -' - •
tst Batt,tlionot the Line, • Rticioli4lius AugustuS •liiipeden;
Gent, viee.Unger, promoteoh the Artillery of the Legion;
&mouth I.)ork.Yard Volunteer Regimeltt,
Captain Cal thew Reynolds to be. Colonel, .vice FaillshaVV,
,14 ChlOit ANDO ht.
The AppointMent of ELlslkii 'Gordon to be Lieu.
tenant iii the szd Regiment of Foot, as stated in. the
zette of the 2311 inst. has not taken place.

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Ordaance Office, Feb. 23, iBoB.
ntiyal Regiment of Aridlety. - •
First Lieutenant W. Wyllie tole. Adjutant. Second Lieu-
tenant A. Turner to b.: first Lieutenant, vice Wyllie. Sii7.
mud Barnes. Gent. to be Qua.tir-Master.- .First
tenant O'Hara Haynes to be adjutant.- SeCond Lieutenant
fames hay to be first Lieutenant, vice baylies. Alt Dated
feb. r,

Medical Estahlithinent for the illilitaty Department of the Ord.
stance.

Assistant Surgeon S. Gaisford to be Surgeon. Superntune!••
rary Assistant Surgeon T. Togo to be Assistant Surge9n.
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Dated Feb. s; iSoS.
Commis4iitss signed 19, the Lord Lkutentint of the aunty of
•' Middlesex. • ' •
• Prince q. Wales's Low! Volunteers.-
Henry Drummond, Esq. to be Lieut. Colonel, vice Stirling,
resigned. Dated Feb. to, iBoS.
To the Captains—Wm Fyntnore, Esti. vice Majoribanks; re- •
signed. Dated as above. Robert Stone, Esq. vice Drum-
mond, resigned. Dated Feb.' so, ISA: " Symers
• Cokks, Lei. vice Cocks, resigned. Dated as above. • .
To be first. Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Dav Poi,
locki.vicefyiustore, prontoted. Dated as above, Second
Lieutenant Henry lirowell, vice Stone promoted, Dated as
itbove. • 'Second Lieutenant lames Alexander ‘Vaite; vice
Cocks, promoted. Dated as above. • Second Lieutenant •
Samuel 'Taylor, vice Hebden, reSigned. Dated as above.'
Second Lieutenant 'Robert Randall; vice fvFtriifell, resign-
ed. Dateoge above. Saw: Lieutenant Cnarlq Houk-
son, vice 11,,,,te.!•, ,resigned. Dated;as above.
-l'u be Second Lieutenants—John Officio, Ge:a. vice • Pol.
lock, promoted.. • Dated as above. t udrew ivlortitnor
. Druiniatond, .Gept. vice, Browell, proulo.cd. Dated as
above. William Wingfield, Gent. vii,e Wolfe, promoted.,
Dated as above. David Morley, Gent, vice Taylor; pro-
moted. Dated as abuvi: 'Joseph, Morris, Gent....Vtec
Randall, promoted, Dated as UDOVC., William Gothic's,
Grni. silt' Harrison, promoted. Dated as ;dime. Charles
Surinont, Gent: vie pailluir, resigned. Wtici as abovt,./
Cammis.,ion in the Bedfordshire signed :4y the Leman
• . •'' Lietitenant. • • •
Irytle Mathias Browne, Gent. to be Lieutenant.. Dated.
Feb. iSo.
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anpnistions in the Royal North Lincolnshire.Militia,. signfd
by .the Lielliemant. _ •
Jolts Paxton, Gent: .to .be Li co enant., Ottted-I,lnuary
igos.: ,James Cameron, Gent. to be ditto.. Dated Jamsa-
ty is, • , . .
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Conitnit.sions in the Tewkesbury Corps of Volunteer I nfantl,,'
Jived 4.lke'L.rd Lirsaraaqi counry Gt.nceste);
Colonel Searleii Evans, from the l'ewkesbilry Troop ut Va.
Inlayer Cavalry, to be Captain, 'vice Vernon,: resigned.
Dated September t 7, iSo7. Charles Prior, Gestate, Le
Lieutenant, vice Baker, resigned. Dated as above, En-.
• sign Nathaniel Chandler to ue Adjutant, viee baker:—
DatO September 13,

Yesterday evening at seven o'clock,. an Inquest-
was held at the Marquis of Granby, Castle ,street,•
Oxforckmarket, on the body of- M. le Compte
Feutiere, formerly a Colonel of distinguished_merit,'
in the service of 'Antis XVI. who was found deed the
preceding day, at his apartment's, No. 69, in the same
street. Agnes Laura, who attended 'about the per
son of the deceased, for the last three weeks, depo:iod
that he had been •ill about
.a fortnight; that be w?is
about a week confined to his room ; ,but,on Monday.
last, finding himself somewhat better than he had
been, he gave the witness permission. ,to go,.honie
.to her family until the tollowing .afternoon. -
She did so, and, upon her return, found the doer
fastened she knocked and called repeatedly, but
receiyed no answer. By the advice of the Lail,dlBo
of the liOuse,she brought the MarquisDe Fitz-James,
an intimate friend of the deceased, to the house:,
He sent for a smith, and had the door brOken open.
The deceased was then with his clothes on sitting
up- in his chair,. with' his head reclining on one
shoulder. His hand and stomach were warm.
Sticks were laid on the grate for lighting'a fire, but
it was not lighted; a mould candle 'was found to be
burnt out upon the hearth. ThemwaS no appear-
ance of violence whatever, by which the cause of
death could be even surmised. Nicholas Paniel ,(a
Frenchman) aud J. Homer, the Landlord of the
house in ,which -the deceased had lodged; corroborated
the testitn6nyof the former witness.--Verdi el : Died
by the Visitation of God,
An Inquisition was taken yesterday, at the Weav-
er's Arms, on the Newington road, on the body of
Arthur Arnold. James, who expired in his bed on
the preceding day.. It .appeared that the deceased,.
who was a wsalthy grazier, had spent the 'day at a"
conviVial. =ding 'of friends, and was conveyed to
his residence in a state of inebriation.that rendered
lim senseless. In about an hour after be had been
put -to bed, it. was discovered that lie was dead.
Stirzical assistance was immediately procured; but
it: proved. ineffe6tual.—Vardi6t—Died by excessive
drinking. •
~,An elderly man of decent appearance was found
suspended to a tree in the Park, on . Sunday morn-
ing, by a inursery maid 'in the service of Mr; Anstey,
of Halfriioun street; who gave an alarm, but although
the.body '.vas warm, the spark ofbfe was -extinct.
The body was owned yesterdaY morning by the
disconsolate tk of 'the deceased, and it ap-
peared that the unfertunate Man, who was recently
a reputable tradesman, and since a clerk in a whole-
sale house in Oxford-street, had met with
,a series of
misfernmes, by which be was reduced to a despond
lug state of mind.

3oxibio.-7(4tilly and Gregson.r---The doubts that
had for some time' existed relative- to the probabi-
lay of the second, battle not taking.place were yes-
terday leinoved: The pugilists, with their friends,
mkt yesterday; fur the purpose of, making the stake
1001. a side, col. having been staked two months
since. The second stake was made good by the
backers of the pares • and Gregsen goes, into the
country on 'training this day. Gully will also go
into trJining in the course of the week.. The battle
is fixed 'to rake place on the i °Lb of May, for 2501.
a sine. The pugilists arc each to good health, and
alike eager for combat. r

A few days since, Capt. F. Smith, of the Royal
City of Dublin Militia, quartered at Aughnacloy,
put a period to his,existenee, by shooting,. himself
Through the head with a pistol. By his demise, his
brother-in-law, Lieutepant-Colonel Sankey, has
got an aeee4:3ion to his property of 1,5001. per an-
num.