The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-18 00:00:00

Fro": thr LONDON GAZETTE, May 15.

Thrawirg-Street, May r 6,• ISO I .
Py Advices received this Morning from Major
Holloway, dated at the Camp of the Grand Vizier
- at Gaza, March io, IBc r, it appears, that on the
Bth of that month, One Thousand Asiatic Cavalry

advanced from that ,Place; and on the. following
day, One Thousand. Arab Cavaity.-,_ .This body is
to lie under ►he Command of Tahir Pasha, as an
advanced Guard: , On its arrival at El-Arish, it is
to halt a.day or two until Mahomet Pasha arrives,
with a very considerable part oi* the Arniy, probably
aboUt Five Thdusand Men, when T;.hir Pasha is to

advance to Catich. it is,thc Grand Vizier's Inter)-
tion that these Thousand Cavalry should join
the British Army whenever, the Commander in Chiel
way require it.
It also appears, that Djeggar -Pasha has- entered
m into an accomOiation of all differences,. and order-
ed sooo'of Ads Troops to join the Imperial Army,
for the ,purpose of the expulsion of the Enemy from
Egypt. • The first Party that joined, consisted of
about 450 good Cavalry, well mounted ; and several
Paities have Jointd sime.

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• Kb; tehall, May 16, 180 c
iCinri has been pleased to constitute and ail.
-point, the.Eiirl of Leven arid Melville to be His Ma-
jesty's High Commissioner'to-the General Assem•
bly of the Church of Scotland.
. The King bas:als:) been pleased..to,present John
Marshall,: Clerk, Master of Arts, to the Retiory of
Epwortb, k the of AMiolme, in the County and
-Dioeese of:Lincoln, vacant .by the death of John
Robinson, Clerk, the last Incumbent.
Whitchalli May 16, t ?c, i .

The-King has been pleased to constitute and ap-
point Gtor.e. Prevost, Esq. Bri,gadicr-General of
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His Majesty's Forces, to be Lieutenant-Governor
of the Island of St. Lucia, in America.
, The King has' also been pleased to constitute and
• appoint George Nugent, Esq. Major-General of His
Majesty's Forces, to be Lieutenant-Governor of the
Island of Jarpaica, in, America,_ in the-.mom of Alex.
ander Earl of Balcatras.

11:zr-9.1;i:ce, !Clap 16, igoi.

Regiment of Foot, Major--Gcneral rohn Moore to be Co-
lonel, vie: General Traprtud, deceased.
Major-Go-Aral the Hort-lu cable George James. Ludlow, from
the Ira Foct (guards, to be Colonel- Commandant of a Bat-
talion, Ma.i9t-General Moore, promoted to the Corn-
mand of the Regiment.
si4th or Foot, M2jor-Generil David Baird to 'be
Colonel, vice General Frederick, demised.
Maitor-C;encral folrn Francis Craddock, from the Half:pay
olthe Jaw 127th Foct, to be Colonel-Commandant of a
Battalion, vice Major-General Baird, promoted to the
Command of the Regiment., . .

Conentie.qcn: the Volunteer Association ot. the Ward of Vin-
try, in the City of London, signed 6.y flip Majesty ; dated
"04113, 'Rol. '
Lieutenant James Brooks to be Captain, vice Christian, re-
si;eed.
Ensign John Whitby to be Lieutenant, vice Brooks, promot-
ed. •

Joseph Catty, bun. Gait., to :le Ensign, vice Whitby,, pra
moved. •

C.lttestions- Volun+ecr Aenociltlan of tote t I of St.
Mary, Newington; tied by His Majesty ! • 4:find XtiII11:6-,
.I.Sol. .
Ensign John Nicholls' to be J.ietiter.ant,, vice Fish? res:gned.
Ensign Booth Hewitt to be Ditto, vier. wiple, resigned..
'John CluttOn, Gent. 'to bc Ensign, vice Nicholls, promoted.
William Fi.v, Gent.•id be Ditto, vice Hewitt, promoted.. ,
Comnissiou in the Bermondsey Volunteer Association, signed
by His .11:ijesty dated Feb. t 3, iSo .
William King, Gent. to be Surgeon.
4.7uni.!.riOli it, tit Roxwell VolUnteer AssoCiation, signed by
- . flit ; dated Dec. 30, [Soo, • -
Thomas Cardiner Bramston, Eig. to be-Captain, vice Tho:
B, rt e y Blianston, Esq. resigned,