The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-22 00:00:00

':•-t° Bth Nisret India.liegiment, LieutenaiA lohn L aing from
the i7th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by pun..hase, vice
Crigarf, temoyed to the i Ith'Foot.
Royal Garrison 13:ittalinn— Ensign Thomas,Bradley, from the
loth Foot, to be Ensign, vitt:Munro, proinbted.
Reginten, Captain-Lieutenant Nichola Julie de.
Bergeon to be Captain, vice Gradinan; who resigns: hien _
tenant Henry .Francois.de Men ron Bayard to be-. Captain:.
Lieutenant, vice de Bergeon. Ensign Charles Samuel Wit-
tel to be Lieutenant, vice Bayard.
ne-Priwce of Wales's awn ZgDizeirt of -Fencible
'ohn Bateman Abeicromby, Cent. toe Ensign; vice Wylde,
Who resigns

calrbrian Rargers.

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Assistant-Surgeon lehn Ives to be Surgeon, vice Pringle,
wbo resigns.
• • •- Blackheath 'Volunteer Cavair
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Captain Thomas Wilson,- of the Woolwich Troop, to be
Major. . .
Penwith Gentle Men and -Yeomanry Ca,-;...a14y.
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Ecrwarci William Stackhouse' Esc. to be,Captain- COMMall-
dame. Thomas Kevill to be Lieutenant. losia3 Coax,
jun. .
Gent. to be !Cornet. . i
N:rthern Regiment of lorksbtre, 11- est Riiitvg, Gentlemen and
Yeomanly cavaliy. - , ' _

Tames Upton, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Sawyer, who re-
signs.
Southernßdgiment of Turks/Jive, 717 est Riding, Gentlemen and.
• Yemnanyy Cavaby.
Clarke, Gent. .to be Surgeon, vice Wilkinson, dc-
Ce“ded: ,
Voluveer.r. ,

Secopd..Lieutenant.Robert Campbell to be First Lieutenant,
• vie George caMpbell, whci. resigns, AKAilyll:l Camp-
bell, Gent. late 'Lieutenant in the 79th Foot, to be Sczond
,Lieutenant, vice Robert Campbell. •

Ashburton Volunteers.

Henry Pinson Tozer, Esq. to be Coptain. Charles Kendall,
Gent. to be First Lieutenant.

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Bud/rich and ()tug Vidaniecrs.
Ilurridgc Cholwielc, Esq. .to be Lieutenant-Colonel
Commandaut. LicutcnantXolonel jaincs; Coleridge, of
the Exmouth and Sidmouth'ounpany;- to be Lieutenant-
Colonel. Lieutenant Thomas Hodge, of the S:;drnouth
Company, to be—Captain-Lieutenant. Ensign Thomas
Stocker to be Lieutenant, vice Hodge. Richard Mathews,
Cent. to be Ensign, vice Stocker.' Captain Sebatian Em-
mett, on halt-pay of the Corps of Artill-2..ry and Driver.:,
to be Adjutant.

Lcya? Chelsea Poluseeers

William Watson, Esq. to be Captain, vice How, who re-
signs. , •
North Devoll Voir:kers.

John Handford, Esq. to be Captain of the Beaford Compa-
ny. William Bartlett, Esq. to bp Captain of the 'Bideford
Company. . .
Fraserburgh Volunteers. .

Second Lieutenant George.Goreon to he First Lieutenant,
vice, Patton, deceased. Wil Cooper, Gent. to be
Second Lieutenant, vice Gordon.
. Glemsford Volunteers. •

Rev. William Butts to be Captain. Daniel Mann, Gent.
to be 'Lieutenant. Thomas Shepherd, Gent: to be En-
Raleigh Volanteei.e.

John Dobson, Esq. to be- Captain. Richard Goodman,
gent. to be First Lieutenant. John Bell, Gent. to be
Second Lieutenant. .
MEMORANDUM.
The Appointment of Captain-peutenant Nicholas Instace
to be Captain, without purchase, in the 12th Regiment of
Foot, vice :Young, promoted in Colonel Ramsay's Regi-
ment-, as stated in the Gazette of the 18th July last, has
not taken place.
The Appointment of Ensign john Hay to be Lieutenant, by
purcha.;e, in the 78th Regiment of Foot, vice Rooper, pro-
moted in the 3d West India Regiment, as stated in the Ga-
zette of the 23ct 'July last, has not taken place. ,

ERRATA in the Gazettes of tile ath July, the sth and 26th
September lattr
Tzth Regiment of Feot. ,

For Lieutenant William Henry. Forsteen, from the Bth Foot,
to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Eustace, read Lieutenant
William Henry Forsteen, from the Bth Foot; to be Cap-
tain-Licutervint, vice Macleod, promo:el.'
93d Regiment of Foot.

For Ensign yames Fraser to be Lieutenant?. without purchaSe,
vice renioved .to the 17th Light Dragoons, read
ensign Gevr .Nacirville Fraser to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice niller, unloved to tne 174_4 Light Dray
goor4.
Tra.4g Po/union.

For Willt%rii •BAird, Gent. to.be Lieutenant, vice Steer, de-
re#4.7....S'atto-,iy, Gent. to be Lieutenant, rice Steer,
• deceased.
Tory. ,S'arter(y, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Harris, .promoted,
reid j'ilaant "lard, Gent. to be Ensign, viCe

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At Cambridge, on. Saturday the loth, beiog the
first day of Term, the following Gentlemen were
eleeted University Officers for. the ensuing year : •

C John Hopkins, 1.A.11 Christ's. College.
Pioaors, ? rienjamin Parke, M.A.- Pembroke Hall.
William Dealtry, Trinity College.
Moderators' John Palmer, A.. St. John's.
ohn Davies, B.D. Trinity College.
Sciutators N. L. Hendry, B.D. Bene't.College.
5 John liblate, M.A. St. Peter's. College.
Ta-,cors. ? Robert Jones, M.A. St. John's.-
THE CAPUT.'

The Viet-Chancellor.. •
W. L. Manse), D. D. Masterfof Trinity College, Divinity.
Joseph jowett, L. L. D. Trinity Hall, Law.
Buick Harwood; M. D. Emanuel College, Professor of
Anatomy, and Downing Professor of Physic.
Richard Buck, M.l A. Magdalen College, Sen. Non-Regent.
George Adam Browne, M. A. Trinity College, Sen. Regent.
The Rev. WILLIAM INP.I.SoN, of Christ's Lot.
lege, brother to Admiral Lord Viscount NELSON,
is admitted to the degree of DoCtof in Divinity.
The•Petersburgh Court Gazette of the isth tilt.
,contains the following Ukare,:or Decree,:

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" In -virtue of the will of His • IMperial Majesty'. PAUL
Paiaowvra, our Emperor and Master, and our dear Father,
who now sleeps in the hoJom of Gad, we raise to the rank of No-.
bility in the Russian Empire, Miss Alertha 1111,ffiii
The Senate will make out • the Diploma, 'named with the
Arms of her Family,_ and bearing this device, approved by our
dear Father—" Ihe of -God is powerful
_flier:- in weak
!"—The Diploma shall 'then be signed-Nowa, and de-
posited in the archives of • Russian• Nobility."
On Thursday se'nnight, about noon,- Mr. CAS-
sori, of Preston, in Lancashire, having rode out-
on his poney, followed by a- favourite little dog,
to take the diversion of shooting, and with. intent to
bathe a -few miles clown the river, Ribble ; and hav-
ing reached a public-house adjacent to the common
place of bathing, he left his horse there, and proceeded
to.the river, the still acebrnpanying him. He
was observed for some time -Wtwo men, then work.
ing in a field at a little distance, to strip and go -into
the water ; but they soon after looking about, were
siirprized they could not sec him either on land or in
the water, and they- naturally concluded. he must
be drowned ; they hastened- to the "place, and were
confirmed in their conjeetures, by finding the dog
lying upon his clothes, •.and yelling most piteously.
They waited some time, expecting the force of the
tide would take him to the surface of the water,
but in vain; and every means were used to discover
his body, but without effeet, until the-Wednesday
following, when he was 'discovered a little above
the place where-. he was drowned. • He has left a
widow and five children.