The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-26 00:00:00

A PROCLAMATION.

GEORGE, V. R.
r 'Whereas, the Pariiament stands prorogned to
Tuesday, the Ist d-ay of November next, We, in
the name and on the behalf of his,Majesty, and
I._by and w•ith the advice of his Majesty's Privy
Council, do hereby publish. and declare',. that the
slid Parliament shall be further prorogued tin the
said Ist day 6:- November to Tuesday theBth day
-of slid month ; and we have .given order to
.the Lord Hi lr Chancellor of that part (If the
United Kingdom of Great Brl,tain and,' Ireland
called 'Great lritaitj, to prepare, a 'Co emission
for proroguing the.same accordingly. And,we do
further hereby, in the name and on the behalf of
his Majesty, and by and with the fideice afore-
said, publish and declare, that the said .Parlia-
ment shall,. on the Bth day of November next, be
held and sit for the dispatch of divers Urgent and
important affairs : and the Lnrds Spiritual and
Tesupotal, and the. Knights, Citizens, and Bur-
gcsses', and the CommiSsinners for 'Shires and
Burghs Of the House of Colinnons, are hereby le-
quired and commanded to give their attendance
accordingly,. at Westminster, on the' said Sth day
of November next.

Give?) at the Court.at Carlton House, the 24th
.tia3r•of 'September, 1814,-in the filty-fop:th.
year of his Majesty's rcii n.
GOD ~,‘ITE-11-11,. KING.

44(bitiralty-ggice,Sept.44, 1814.

Extracts of two.tetters from Captain Sir T. Taounninue, of
- his Majesty's-ship Armitie, addressed to:Vice-Admiral Sir
A. CociluANe,. and transwittcd by Rear-Admiral
rrr4 to J. W. Camiun, Esq.
His Maje,ity's ship Artifide, at sea; Aug. 15, 1314,
I have the hononr to infm in. you, that, his Majesty's shin
under my command (the is companr) captured,
this IMUcning, after a short chace of fmir hours, the A Yllerleall
privateer schooner Lieraldi Captain. Miller, of two huadred
and,thirtV tons, seventeen guns (two of which were thrown
overboard during the chace) and a coMplement•of one Lin-
died men. ' •

Hajesty.'s ship Amide, at, sea, Ang. 1614.
I vesterd4 had the pleasurelo inform yon of the capture
of the American schooner privateer Herald ; and to-day I
our happy to have it in my power to report the capture of
.another of, ihe enemy's armed vessels. by his Majesty's ship
under my command, after a chore of six hours, the ship
letter of. marque Invincible (formerly th 6 Invincible Napo-
leon), C4tain Destebecho, of three hundred and twenty-one
tons., sixteen guns (ten of which were thrown overboard
during the (Inca!), and a coMplentent of sixty men.
Extract of a Letter fram'Capt. Luke, of his l'.l*sty's sloop
Heron,'aildressed to Bear-Admiral Durham, and transmit-
, ted.by the latter to J. W. Croker, Esq.
' - His Majesty's sloop Hcrdn, at the Saintes,
*July- ;SW.
I beg leave to inform yon, that his Majesty',s sionp under
my command, captured oil the 7th instant, the American
brigantine letter of marque Mary, belonging to New York,
carrying Live guns, and' having a complement of 32 men.
{i'his Gazette notities,•that Sir C. Stuart was, on the 24th'
instant, sworn in as a Meirfber of the l'!ivy Council ; and that
the Prince Regent has.permittedT. Sytienham, Esq. to accept
the insignia of the Russian Order. of St. George, and the
Swedish-Order of the Sword ; and Lient.-Col. (:;. F. Smith to
• accept the Cross afire Ordei;ul Charles Rh Of Spain.] • '

Ifrar-Office, Sept. C!, 1514.

2d Regiment of -Dragoons, Lieutenant•Janies Wetayss, front
IMIf pay of the Regiiinent, to be Lictenant, vice Urquhart,
who exchanges.
23d Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Barb:lion Dis-
ney,. from ,half-,pay ,of the 11th Light Dkagboni, to be
Lieutenant, vice knevett, who t:,:changes,
32d Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant "Yhontas Rose to be Cap-
tain of a
,Company,_witintut imrchale, vice.Paty, promoted

nn the Portuguese Staff,
3RI! Ditto, Volunteer Edward Ingrain, from the 82d Foot,

t(i be Ensigai,,V:ithont purchase:vice Taylor, prfunoted.
46th Ditto, William Ab;tott, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice flout, appointed to Ibe 85th-Foot..
68i1 Ditto, Ensign Fleury Nicholls to be Lieuteuant; by pur-
chase, vice Aubin, promoted in the. Iteg;inent of Menron.
63th Ditto, Lieutenant Augo3tus Frederick- IYEste,, from
the 7th Foot, to he Lieutenant, without' purchase, vice
Ketigh, cashiered. •
Dad Ditto, Ensign Richard Connopi frOM the 90th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, •by purchase, vice Muithea.d;promotud.
95th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Robert Scott, from the liplfj
pay of ie Royal WaggodTraiii, to be Asstant-Surgeon,
vice Sank,y, who exchanges. .
Yorii Clitassenrs,', Major John Ewart, trOm the Royal York
Rangers, to Lieutenant-toroiiel,witlront-purehose. Major.
George:Dean, fro:sl hart-pay of a Provis-mnal Rattalion of
Militia, to be Major, vice Duke, who excharres.
STAFF.

Colonel John M. Mainwaring, pu tho half-pay of thi 26th
Foot, to be Commandant ut the Army Dep(A in the Isle of
'AVi4ht, vice Lietttenatit-General-T;oler.
Deputy As,istaut-Cummissary--Generai C. Pcieo to be an As -
sistant-Counnissary-Generiil to the Forces.

BARACKS.

Philip-Montnnaro, Gent. to bean Assistant-Barrack-Master

at :Malta, vice Sandfoid Peaeocke, resigned.

llcatoß. NDL, Nt.—The appointments of ---,Butler, Gent.
to be Ensign, withmt purchase ; Ensign -- Butler to be
Lieutenant in 35th Foot? and William Beatty, Gent. to be
.e.nsign, by purchase, in the 1014 Regiment, vice Fry, who
relires,' as stated in the Gazettes of 3tl'ilarch, 1812, 18th
:May., 1813, and Bth tilt:have:llA taken place.