The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-13 00:00:00

NAVAL PROMOTIQNS AND APPOINTNIENTS.

Coptoin Elliot to the Martial gun-brie.—Lient.. Ferguson,
late of the.lteroldtiontiaire, to the Sra Lark-,-Lient. C. Boi-
thek, late of the Speculator hired In;;ger, to the Neptune (2)
tender--Lieut. Thompson to the tontniand of the Mullet
schooner, in the Channel, cruisingLient, Jellicoe t the
Circe, .at PortsmOuth—Lieut. Michael to the Barham,
of 74 guns, at Portsmouth—Lients. R. Williams and IL Mey-
nol promoted to the rank of Comnianders—Mr. W. .Palmer,'
Midshipman of the Vigo. promoted to the rank of Lieutenant
in the Rolla sloop-Mr. W. T. Dance promoted to the rank of
Lieutenant—Mi. 'l'. Pearse, Midshipman, to he Lieutenant of
the Phreitix—Capt. Robert Rowley to the comno of the Re-
gulus troop-ship, at Portsmouth, in the room of Capt.Tailour,
promoted to the rank of Post Captain--Lient. Dunn to' the
Indus, of 74 gun.;, Portsmouth--Limt.NeWton to the Mon,
tikgn, of 71 gnus, ;it Plymouth, fitting for foreign service—The
Rev. Edward O'Brien to be Chaplain of the Medway, of 74
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guns, at Portsmouth.

,Wintsort, Nov. 12.--Prince ERNEST, the
Quimi'S youngest brother, is shortly expected
here front Mecklenberg. The old apartments of
the late PritlecSS AuEi.IA, in the Castle, have been
preparing for the reception of his Highness.—
Yesterday her MAJESTY and the PitiuCESSES'
went to Frogmore. Princess AucwsrA rode on
horseback. This day being: very wet, none of the
Royal Party have been out of the Castle.

The companion of tht: lamented Capt. Milo-in',
Lieutenant (now Captain) WAtus has been pro-
moted with a promptitude highly.honottrable to
Lord '',NhLVILLE.', The new commission of this
.brave Officer, whose late escape from Primce has
excited SC Much interest, is, we understand, dated
on the 3d inst. the very day on which the ordeal
of a Court Martial'purged-hii», a seirior survive
lug Officer, of 'even formal responsibility for the
loss of his ship.---AS Captain Wituas continues to.
stiller greatly from his wounds, ill-medicated
throughout a long and severe imprisonment, we
are sure the country Would rejoice in any further
recouipense, by pension,. or otherwise, of which
`the Admiralty might thinii.lihn <leservity,'.
Two Naval Officers entered Carlton-house to-
.gether ,on Thursday, to attend the Levee, one of
them with only one arm, and the other with onlx,,
one leg.

'.ll heKildare Militia, aln 250 strong, has ar-
rived in England; and received orders to march
for Canterbury.
Tlie Corporation of the City Of London have
voted a portrait of Field Marshal the Alarquis of
Wri.LlNtrroN for their Council Chamber. Mr.
TußNEtter.t.t, the 'sculptor's, model has bee e ap-
proved of, and he is appointed to exbptite it in
marble.

The whole of the mlney, $O guineas, for the
battle between Paiute; and Alexander, was made
good yesterday, at Geeon's, and the fight will be
next Iveck.
PonTrt.---The price of this necessary beverage
of the 4vorking classes of the community has been
lowered at Norwich, as well as at Bury, and other
places,--Wc ought of course to expect s similar
reduction very shortly to take place in the metro-

polls.
at Tuesday, Louisa gatibla Askew, Am Dug.
more, and Mary Irepwood, were brought tip at
Hatton-garden Oflice,, to put• in bail to indict-
ments found against the for conspiracy and per
jury. l'he Warrants on which they were Howl".
headed had issued in ponsequence of their failure
to appear and take their trial at the last sesiions ;
and, having no other bail, they were, ordered to
, in default of bail. John Askew,
husbandBtltiitl il e
eti:i Louisattlt Matilda Askew, appea,,ill on
the part of his wife, and was himself immediately
taken into custody. lie produced a day rule from
the King's Bench prison, where he is'a prisoner, as
a protection to him against the warrant ; hut Mr.
ToitToN held that it could have no effect upon the
operation of a criminal Warrant. Ht, was accord-
inly committed along with the three female pri-
soners till they should all plain fresh bail.