The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-16 00:00:00

MIDLAND.

Northamptonshin—Tuesday„ 7th [Lily, at Northampton.
Rutland - Friday, loth July, Oakhain.
Lincolnshire—Saturday, t ith u!!y, Castle of Lincoln,
City of Lincoln•—Same day, City of Lincoln.
Nottinghamshire—Thursday, t6th July, Nottingham.
Town of Nottingham —Same day, Town of Notting/urn.
Derbyshire—Saturday, iZth, Derby.
Leicestershire—Wednesday, 214, (astle of Leicester.
Borough of Leicester—Same day, Borough of Leicester.
City of Coventry--Saturday, 2sth, City of Cwventry.
Ware ickshire—Same day, Warwick.
The Hon. Sir G ts,rs Roox r, Knight, one of the Justices
of tiismajesty's Court of Common PJ,eas.
The Hon, Sir stmoN Ls BLANC, Knight, one a the
justices of the court of King's. Bench.

RUSSIAN SETTYAMENT. --.- A Letter from St.
Petersbnigh, stay I, says, " His Imperial Majesty
has been pleased to grant a very remarkable charter
to the Coloti_y of Scotchmen who have been settled,
for the last. four years, in the mountains of Caucasus.i
The rights and privileges accorded to these Scotch
men, who form a detached settlement in a district
so thinly peopled, and bordering. on ;the territories'
of so many uncivilized tribes of Mahometans and
heathens, are intended to.increase their adtvity in;
extending trade and inanufaelures, and •to-place
them, in respeCt to their immunities, on the same•
friatict with the Evangelical" Society of Satepta.
They are.to,have the requisite; additional allotments
of land, as near as possible to the village which they
.have already founded. Of these his Majesty secures
to them the perpetual possession,: promising that no
part of the tract allotted to their. coturnaity,,shall
ever pass, by sale, mortgage, or bill of eruption, or
on-any other pretence, into the occupation,of stran-
gers.----They are exettpted from all imposts.or bur,-
dens for thirty years ; at the end of wilich.'period
they are, instead of the poll-tax, to pay 15 copecks
of Vent'lor each acre of arable land, and to pay their
propoitiOn of the land-tax., but to remain exempt
from all other imposts, Fromm the civil and military
service of the States and from the billetting of sol-
diers in any of theii villages. The.free exercise of
their religion is confirmed to them, and the
internal affairs and police of the. settlement shall
for ever be administered by a Magistrate chosen
froth among themselves. His passport will be a
sufficient authority for them to travel and traffic
in every part of the Empire, bill not for leaving the
Country.
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The followitig extraordinary circumstance is men-
tiOned in 'the New York Gazette of the 14th ult.—
"' On Tuesday evening,, the 12th, a Mr. GEORGE
MILLMi, a widower, was married to a Miss RUS,.
SELL., both of this city, and this morning the bride-
groom arose, went to the Church-yard, and there
s!lot with a pistol on the grave of his former
wife t"—lt appeared that his former wife died in
19,5, of the yellOw fever.. -The following paper
was found lying by_his. side Say not J. coin.
mitted suicide—say not I was in a state of derange-
tiseni.'' Oh 'no ! it was the sensibility of my heart
that made me. Farewell, world, and you dial lore
me: 'Oh t:.ke care of 'by 'child! lam not afraid to
meet my God !"

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k)-om the LOA DO_V Tif,. An! t 3„ !

Ira,.otficr, .;, - •
2.d West India Regiment, ti,ut,Niant Stottshury. floni
the ISth l'oot, to tie: Cay.tain.4 a Corcii,an,, v:ce
deceased. Lieuteo.nt L. I;4oipiu: to L c capiaitc:of
Company, vice kogers, teatoved to the 4,th Garri...;oti
iiat-
tahccn. Win: latn,:s Rance, Gent to be kiss u, wittv;ot

purdiase, viee. Roche, iLuutoted i,ti toe Stu West India
Regiment.
sth Ditui, Ensign M. M41.).0n41a to be Lieutenant, vice
Campbell, de‘eas,d. Ensign 1-Lazelgrove to be Lieu-
tenant, ee Vans!;dick, deceased. Eis,i,;ll J,. Roche, Irons
tile zd West India Regilm-iit, to be Lieutenant, vice Ro-
bertson, deceased. lti,sigu D. Sutherland to. be Lieu-

tenant.. ESIJIV L. Hely to be Litutcri.n.it.
Royal Atrican Corps, Lieutenant John Probyn. from the 7th
Light l)•ragoons, to be Lieutenant,, vice 1iti,.;14, who ex-

changes..
Meuron's Regiment,Captain Francis lienry De Meuron Bay-
atd to be Major, vice Dowzel, placcdon. Half-pay. Lieu-
tenant liinaauel De May Dozisdoril to be Captain-of a
Company, vice bayard,.
To be Ensigns—fules Samuel Henry Louis Carrara, Gent.
vice Pellichoddy, promoted. in Wattev.ille's • Regiment.
inim Peter L'Ardy, Gent. vice Beruegg, promoted in,
ditto.
The Sicilian Regiment, Ensign. Archibald Thompson, from
the bad Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Polizzi, who resigns.
Volunteer Henry Stuart to be Ensign, vice Borgia, who
resigns. Assistant-Surgeon William Miller to be Surgeon.
Hospital—Mate Broadfoot, to be Assistailt-S,lr-
geon. vice Miller,
ad, Garrison &million, Quarter-Master Davis,. from
the ad Dragoon Guards, to be Ensign, vice liewetsun,

promoted in-the 4th Garrison Battalion-.
7th Ditto, Lieutenant john Ansaido, trout talezd Foot,to, bc
Lieutenant* vice Wood, who ex,changes..
STAFF..
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To be Inspeeling Field-Otticers of Yeomanry and Votun-
teer Corps in t.teat Britain, with the Rank of Lieuteilant-
Colonel in the Army while so enyfoyed—Colonel Sir
Moutagu Burgoyne, out of the zest Light Ora-
goons. C.ordou Skelly, Esq. late I,ieutztutit-Colooel in
the Royals. Alajor Thotua, Aubrey, on tialt- pay. [elm
Enyso. Esq. late Licutensat. Colonel, of 2.d Foot.

BARRACKS.
Peter Walker, Esq. late Captain in the 3,1 West India Regi»
went, to be a liiirgacK-Nlatet iu (.; teat Britain. vi‘e
Who resigns.