The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-29 00:00:00

WAR!OFFICE, Apßzr. 29.

- 2.1 Regiment of Life Guards—Licut. Sir J. A. Cathcart, Bart.,
to be Captain, by purchase, vice Trotter, who retires ; Cornet and
Sub-Lieut. T. Ogilvy to be Lieutenant, bypureleise, vice Sir J. A.
Carthcart, April 29 ; J. J. Wakehurst Peyton, Gent., to be Cornet
and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Henniker, promoted, April
28 ; E. V. Mackinnon, Gent., to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Ogilvy, April 29:
4th Regimen, of Light Dragoons—Lieut. 11. D. Campbell, from
the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Vernon, who ex-
changes, April 29.
9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Andrew Spottiswoode
to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Leg,ard ; J. W. G. Spicer.
Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, %ice Spottiswoode, April 29.
13th Regiment of Light Dragoon;—Cape. G. Weston, from the
15th Foot, to be Captain, vice Megan, who exchanges, April3o.
14th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieut. J. Phelps to be
Captain, by purchase, vice Ttnison, who retire: ; Cornet J. 11.
Culpeper to be Lieutenant, by puscha;e, vire Phelps; FL
Tonge; Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Culpeper, April 29.
15th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieut. J. Vernon, from the
4th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant,. vice Campbell, who' ex-
changes, April ; Cornet C. H. Drummond, to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Feliowes, who retires, April 30.
Coldstream Regiment. of Foot Guards—Battalion-Surgeon T.
Maynard to be Surgeon-Major, 'vice W. Whymper, M.D., who
retires upon half-pay, April 29.
15th Regiment of Foot—Lieut. T. IL Western to be Captain,
by purchase, vice Temple, who retires, April 29 ; Captain T. T.
Magan, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Wes-
ton, who exchanges, April 30 ; Ensign 11. S. Colman to be Lieu-
tenant, by purchese, vice Wertern, April 29 ; D. Cape], Gent.
to be ensign, by purchase, April 29.
17th Foot—Ensign S. IT. Corry to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Duke, who retires ; T. 0. Iluttledge, Gent., to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Dimond, who retires, April 29 ; J. V. Tuthill,
Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Corry, Aprl 30.
Met Foot—Lieut. A. C. Erriugton to be Adjutant, vice Gray,
who resigns the Atijutancy only, April 29.
58th Foot—Captain A. Ileyerhoielt, from lia:f-pay unattached,
to he Captain, vice J. W. Fisher, who exchanges, 30th April ;
Lieut. J nuchanon, fieen half-pay 43d Foot, to be Lieutenant,
vice Thverimadt, promoted, Anr.l 20.
71st Foot—G. A. Atylv, Gent., to Ensign, Ly purchase, vice
Garrett, who retires. April 29.

7t!i D. Grifido to ha Lieutenant, without
pur.:lll.3^, vie:: Bell, clezemeil, April (ith ; J. 1). Brabazon, Gent.
to he Eroign, April 29.
8.5 t:: Font— Afistaut-Surr,,cco W. C. IT.w.ofrey, from the 95th

Foot, to be Assistant-:-zurgeon, April
9 lst Foot—Qum tei--I‘la•ftet W, 13a.:efoot, from Half-ply -Coat-
bc! Quarterimt:tcr. Vir:e 04-or7e l'ergusoq. whl retires
u: farrier ltref-rav as Li:etc:not of the 97th Poo.`, April N.
1,1;ot Staii-As,iatant Surg.oon Duncan AIlleel; to be A.-
si,ta,it- Surgeon, vice llutufrev.appoin,ed the.33tb Font, ApriP.9.
Wcst India Ilegiment—r. M. IV. Pogson, Gent., to b 2 En-
pure!laar, Apr:l '4.
2LI West

ont—Lient. A. Edgar t.) be Captain, by
F. C. Richardson to b
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icutvn.a.bt, by Eti.:c

PitIVNET

C•rta:n Botikunin P. Shoe, 6:: the 4th iNiralas Inrantry
to loove ile:11 rank o: Licutcna.nt-Coi3nel 0.1 a rart:cular
in Penia, April2fi

IT:'..;ATTACEED

T.) ho Captitir.s wiC.A.ut pu:ohasto
GY.:.llll,isinacni, and Licur. A
A prd

—Lit-ut. T. Dcacon, from the
ou,:t, from the L3th Foot,

Beve

lIOSPITAL

STAFF,

T. C •::t,.nr, 7,1. 1)., to be Assistant-trgcon to the Forces,
.1.111.? ck, appointed to the 9:All Foot, April tn.
MEMORANDA. _

.....
The CliriStilt) TI:ITTIeS OF Ensign Ile,.iiv, of tae Ist West India
Re:?itnent, are ,:;ustavtii llaniko,k, and nut John.
The :ate Sta42l- A'2`• istain-Surgeon 11.olpvt I.ain,Si resignation,
is Feb. 17, 1833.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, A-eat:. 2Z.
Regiment or Artlllory--First. Lieut. C. Gosaing to
he
Sec•on I Captain, vies, Wymt, retired on hall-pay ; S:e;:nit,l
R. M. Fliers to be First Lieutenant, vivo Gastling, Apra 19.

Commission by the. Lord Lieutenant of the County of Warwiek.
Warwidc,hire Itegiment Yeoir.anrY Cavalry.—J. Willcox,
Gent., tale Surgeon, April 13.
Commission by the the Lord Lieut. of the county of Oxford.
Watlington Division Troop of o.:fordshire C.tvalry—Cornet W.
S. Blackstone to be Lieut., vice W. F. L. Stile, religne;l; E.
H. Halton, Gent., to be Coronet, vice W. S. Blackstone, pro-
moted, April 27.

DECT.ARATION OF INSOLVENCY.
JOHN WHITEHEAD, (Ver. Wooirord, Essex.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

JOSEPH HADLEY, button manufacturer, Birmingham, from
April 19, to May 10, at ten, at Badenlmrst's New Royal Hotel,
Birmingham.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

JOHN HILL. teazle dealer, South Milford. Yorkshire.
GEORtiE ACKLAM, coach-builder, Cheltenham.
BANKRUPTS.

WILLIAM PORTER. Etrocer, East-lane, Walworth Surrey.
GEORGE WILLIAM FINCH. coach-proprietor, Devonshire-
place, .Green-lanes, Newington, Middlesex.
GEORGE WALKER and WILLIAM HAGUE WALKER,
iron-founders, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
WILLIAM DURRANT, dealer, Hartley, Kent.
• ROBERT JONES the younger, draper, Carnarvon.
JOHN LYTHGOE, cooper, Liverpool.
RICHARD TODD, livery-stable-keeper, Bath.
GEORGE PERKINS, silk-spinner, Booth-I'o\lSn, Yorkshire.
DANIEL DAY ORLIDGE, wine-merchant, Bristol.
JOHN BUSH and NEAST GREVILLE PRIDEAUX,
scriveners, Bristol.

CO URSE OF EXCHANGE.
A:ristertialll C.F. 12 IN ("horn
Ditto, at tight
Ron. Main '-' U. 12 7 Milan 11
Antwerp l2 1: Venice 47
Hatnturg 11.1.1. !:I 14 's:aples
Altona... 1:114 Palermo per oz. 122%
Paris, 3 days' sight :25 , 0 Li,lion
Ditto ....... .............. 2U.23 90 Oporto 5l
Marseilles.
Frank toi t nit Maine, EN. NI. 154 Bahia
Petersbutgb, rabic 'I Us. 10 0 Buenos Ayres
Berlin
Vienna, effective 11 "NIIO I I Cork ..
Tr i es, t v ditto.. lO 12
Madrid "63.4 PRICE OF BULLION, PER OZ.
Cadiz '37 Portugal (bold,. coin £0 ,I 0
Billinq
Birtelona 'IN New Mut;lootis
S.wille N New Dollars ...... ........... It 411
Gibraltar

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DUBLIN ELECTION COMMITTEE.

THIS DAY.

The Committee met this morning at eleven o'clock.
The argument on the vote of Edward Stanley, which com-
menced on Thursday, was resumed to-day. The voter, it ap-
peared, acted at the election in the capacity of the Sheriff's
poll clerk, and it was contended by Mr. Austen that this case
came within the disqualifying clause in the Act of Parliament.
The Learned Gentleman quoted a decision in the. New Wind-
sor Committee, where it was held that such votes were in-
valid. The vote was allowed.
John Stanley, a deputy clerk of the peace, was next objected
to. The objection was however over-ruled.
Mr. AUSTEN then proposed to strike off the vote of John
Franklin, who, it appeared, was personated at the election. It
was proved that the voter who3e name was on the poll for the
petitioners had died 12 months before the I2th of Jan. 1835.
Vote struck off. .

William Jones, in the same class, was next objected to. A
witness named Malachi Coyle stated before the Commissioners
that he voted in the name of William Jones at the election
for West and Hamilton.
The evidence relating to this case was very voluminous, and
was read at length by Mr. Hutton.
The Committtee resolved, " That the case of personation
restin., on the testimony of Malachi Coyle, woo is considered
by the' Committee to be utterly unworthy of credit, the name
of William Jones must remain on the poll."
Mr. Hrrros next objected to the vote of Rainsford Collins
for not having been six rnonths on the registry previous to the
election.
It appeared the name.on the poll book was entered through
mistake Beresford Collins, and the sitting Members not havinr,
stated an objection to this person in their exchange Est% and
no evidence having been offered before the Commissioners,
the vote was allowed.
. William Dunbar was objected to by Mr. Hutton, as having
voted, his name not being upon the registry, as required by
the Reform Act.
The vote was allowed, and the Committee then adjourned
till eleven o'clock to-morrow.

IMPERIAL PAR.LIAMENT,

(THIS EVENING.)

HOUSE OF LORDS.

The Loan CHANCELLOR his seat Woolsaek at
the usual hour.
GALWAY PACKET STATION.
The Earl of RlPON.pre3ented a petition from the Landed
Proprietors, Manufacturers and others of Athlone, in Ireland
praying that a Railway might be permitted to be formed from
Athlone to Galway, and that a Packet Station might be esta-
blished at Galway.
MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS.
Mr. BAINES and others brought up the Leeds BridLfe Bill.
ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS
(IRELAND.)
_ The Earl of RIPON gave notice that he should, on Friday