The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-06 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

-..3l:trrarre CITA)ZGE3.-Sir Thomas Bradford, at present,
Ori the staff :in Scotland, is to succeed Sir Charles Colville at
Plnabny ; Major-General Bourke succeeds Sir Manley Power,
at. Malta; Major-General Sir C. Grant removes from Dublin
to the. command in Scotland, in the room of Sir Thomas Brad-
ford ; lion. Major-General Harris removes from Athlone to
Pontefract, to relieve Sir John Byng. The following Generals
are appointed to the staff in'lreland :—Major-General the Hon.
Sir R. W. O'Callaghan. 51ajor.General Sir Charles W. Doyle,
Dlajcr-General Thornton, Al ajor-General Dalbinc. Colonel
Douglas to be Deputy. Qaartermaster-General.
The IScßegithent of Dragoon Guards has received orders to
march from Nottingham, &c. on the Gth instant, for Fulham
and. Putney, where it will arrive on the 14th.
The 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards in ordered to mare on
the fhth instant, from Norwich for Hampton Court Barracks.
The 21 Regiment of Dragoons has received orders to march
on the 7th, WI, and tJth instant, from Manch cster, for H ammei-
Turnham Green, &c., preparatory to a grand Cavalry
Review on Hounslow Heath. • -
The 7th Regiment has received orders, on its
.arrival at
Portsmouth, to embark on board the Diadem, Princess Royal,
and Borodino transports, for-conveyance to Corfu.

'FRO* SATUILDAY'S GAZETTE.]
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iTur Glee June 3.
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a. Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant-General Sir II
Wm. Payne, Bart. from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Colo-, I
net, vice General Vyse,-deceased. '
12th 'Regiment of Light Dragoons—MajoreGenetal Sir Col-
quiroun Grant, K.C. B. to he- Colonel, vice Sir Wm. Payne, !.
appointed to the command of the 3d Dragoon Guards.
17th Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant
I
• t—Lieutenant Jahn Church to be
Captain. by purchase vice. Slegg, who retires; Ensign John
Alert:Mae? Edwards to be Lieutenant, by. purchaseavice Church;
Arcilibald Lockhart, Gent. to be Zaeign, by purchase, vice :1
.Ed wards. -
49th Ditto—Robert Birch, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
rite Gammell; promoted: . .-
25th Ditto-e-Captain Edward 'Vid7arde ,Drevre„. from the
Royal African Cotonial Corps, to, be Captain, MaUtit•F,
.vice
deceased. . . .
Royal African Colonial Cerps—Limitenant Robert Gregg,
from the 4th Fool, to be Captain,' without purchase, vice Drewe,
to the 95th -Foot.
-The following °Teets, upon the half-pay, have been permit-
ted to sell their half-pay, as tmatoichedcounisions
Nicholas Trent, ha'ff-pay, Portuguese' Officers—Ensign
Francis Short, half-pay 81st Foot.- ' Ensign. Anthony Gordon,
helfeeay 112th Foot ; Lieutenant Edward Bowlby, -half-pay
.0.1 1 'Ensign Alfred Jenour,• half-pay Royal West India
3engees. • -
UNATTACIIT:D.—captain William Cartwright, from the
'Bth Light Dragons, to he Major. of Infantry, by purchase,
• :trisign Andrew Garnmell,. from the •49th Foot, to be Lieute-'
.leant of Infantry, by.pirrchase.e—Angus Dickene Morrison,
Gent. ; John. ThOmpson, Gent.; and James Tedlie, Gent., to_
be. Ensigns, by pnrebase.
M k-onANDA.—.The Commission of Brevet Major Harrison,
of the 53d Foot, as Major in the Army. has been antedated to
4oh July, -1821, that being the date it ought to bear. • •
The commission of Captain Vandermenlen, of the 48th Foot,
at; been antedated- to the 25th November, 1823, but he has not.
been allowed any back-pay.
The army rank of Lieutenant Bowlby, of tie!. 90th Foot.
..hee bean antedated to-23d May, 1322, but he has not been al-
le-red any additional pay.
Cor-oeiseions-sio-ned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
. Jnltn Baldevyri..Este. to be Deputy Lieutenant; John Buckle
Eel. to be do.-; James Jane, Clerk, to be do. ; Warren HO:d-
-r:22.1 Jane, Esq. to be do. ; Francis Lewis, Clerk, .to be do. e
Qie.eles James Lewis, -.Esq. to he do. ; Thomas Oakley, Esq.
to be do. e James Williams, Clerk, to be do. e John Thomas.
. dierk, to be do.; John Jenkins, 'Esq. -to be do.
4kmmission inane Cardigan Militia, signed- by the Lord Lieu--
.tenant of the County of Cardigan.
henry Touchet Davies, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, Vice:
• Murphy, resigned.-
-Commie.sion in • the Flintahire Corps of Militia. signed by the
Lord Lieutenant of the County of Flint.
4dwarcl Jones Edwards. (ient. to be Second Lieutenant.
Commission in the Bloxharn and Banbury Corps or Oxford-
shire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord- Lieutenant of-
foe County of Oxford. •
:t3ernard D'Ewes, Gent. to be Cornet. .
• Gemmission in the Worksop Troop of Nottingharnahiree Yea-
, nsenry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the:County
of Nottingham.
Sir Thanes Woollaston White,- Bart. to be Lieutenant.

hiEE•TING of CHAMBERS arut SON'S CREDITORS.

•
iaturiloy . a Meeting of the Creditors-' of
Messrs_ Chambers And. Son, Bankers, of Bond-street, was held
it. the King's Cence:tßocin, Italian Opera ficuse---.511..
c,RAFT M.P. in the Chair. The Meeting had been convened
. by a number cf the Creditors, in consequence of Mr. Chambers
heviegeorevented *the sale of his estates being effected,.ifter they
had been twice advertised, end after he had given his cons=
te.the Committee, for the sale to take place, by which delay the
Cre.di Vire:were. prevented from receiving a clieidensl.
dt,el of discussion took Pace, and it appeared that Mr. Chem=
. hers had acted in opposition to -the wishes'of the Committee.
jre assigned as a reason, that the Committee had refused to give
-Lis eon a release, which was the basis upon which he executed
acted, in which he covenanted on their granting him a Letter of 1
.Littence to empower them to sell -his property, and make it
available to the oeditats. A motion was carried,unanimously,
censuring Mr. Chambers for his opposition to the Cemmittee,
as inithical to the interests of the Creditors, and another motion
was put and carried expressing the opinion of the meeting that
the better of Licence should be revoked, and a Commission of
. Bankruptcy issued ; but leaving it to the discretion of the Com-
mittee to determine. Thanks were voted to those who called
the Meeting, and-to the Chairman. A Creditor wisheifte be
informed by the committee what was the state of Mr. Chamberi's
amount at the time the_Bank stopped ?—One 6f the Committee
replied that his private account was overdrawn 71,000 .

13.4 PT ! 411 .-The following statement i3givPn by
the Edinburgh Weekly Journal, in its Report of the proceed-
, ings of the C,ommittee of the General Assembly of the Church
of iic3tland :—" The next case was that of Alex.. Bremner, who
petitioned' the Assembly against the refusal of the Presbytery
.of Gatti:it-m.li, to order-Mr. Gunn, the Minister of the parish of
Watson, ND baptise his child. It was urged by Mr. Munro, for
the Presbytery, that there were grounds for delaying the baptism
until Itremna should submit to a rebuke from Mr.
.Gunn.
These grounds were, that he had kept a public-house, was a
smuggler, -an enamirager of drunkenness, and a sower of irre-
)igious opinions. Mr. Ilandyside, Advocate for .the petitioner,
maintained, that the keeping of a public house was no compe-
tent, reason for withholding church privileges; and that, aS to
the other accusations, they were not true, and ought not to have.
bees) acted upon unless proved. It was agreed, on the motion
of Dr. Inglis., to remit the case to the-Rirk Session, with instruc-
tions to reake.theuecessary inquiries, to hear Bremner in his
own defence, and.to decide tiitively that Mr. Gunn shall or
:elsall not baptise the child."
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