The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-13 00:00:00

~for the prosperity of the nation, end for the
piness. of the people. Calm` and eollefled,
,amidst
the thyeats_-of..foreign enmity,- and the machina-
nations of domestic, treason, you have pursued, an
even and a steady course. Jiistice. has guided your
armi. and 'duty. has.- animated. your heart. Sur-
rounded by the wrecks of fallen Empires, we feel
that the wonderful preservation -of our own land
way be 'principally ascribed, under. Providence, to
your Majesty's personal virtues,.which bive rivetted
the affedion, and confirmed the loyalty of your
faithful subjects. .
Knowing that the Ministers of Justice. should ever
be the Heralds- of Truth, we beg leaye .to declare,
that it is to the Patriot King, to the just Man, to
the'consistent Christian that we offer our humble but
-hearty expressions .of joy at the prOlongation of a
life devoted to the "dilution of religion, piety, atid
virtue ; and - fo the support of a Constitution afford-
ing a:greater 'portion of eenuine liberty, and a bet-
ter security for- the rigl7ta 'and happiness of the
subjeal,- than any, system of Government devised
by the wisdom 'of • man since the first establishment
of civil society. • • • -
Ambition, Sire, the curse of. ,nations_, and the
lust of conquest, the most destrinive. of all human
passions, have' never tortured your bosom, nor dis-
graced your condua you have been ambitious only
to become the father of your people:' you' have
loved .to conquer only their affe&iOns :. you 'have
enlightened them by your precepts : you, have in-
strucled them by your example. In discharging all
the relative 'duties of huh ind, of father, and of
friendi 'with the most religious a'tention, you 'have
taught them, at once, the v lue of social happiness,
and the means of attaining it. You have taught.
them, Sire,Ao love the- Sovereign whom their re-
ligion commands them to hononr.
_Deeply impressed -with these faCts,. wi(li these
feelings, and with these sentiments,.we, your taith-
ful subjeels, the Justices of the. Peace for the County
' of Middlesex, offer up our fervent-prayer to Him .by
.whom Kings reign, for the further prolongation of
your invaluable Life, and for the continuance of
that heavenly prOtedion which -he ha.: hitherto
vouchsafed fo.affurd to your Majesty in so, signal a
manner.
. Signed, by the direCtion of the Court, 4th No-
vember, 1809.
MAINWARING, Chairman.

War-Office, Nov. zi, IS:9.

zd Regiment of Foot, Ensign -- Dinwooddie, from the
Dumfries Militia, to be Ensign.
loth Ditto, HospitaLlklate David Taylor to be A sistant
Surgeon, vice Liglabody, placed on Half-pay
Itth Ditio, Ensign Walter Lambert to be Lieutenant, vice

Greenshields, deceased.
16th Ditto, Ensign Edward Franco,. from Dillon's• Regi-
ment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
loth Ditto, Lieutenant George Tovey to be Captain of a
Company, by purOase, vice Hervey, who retires.
26th Ditto, Lieutenant _Thomas Shepherd from the 47th
Foot, tai be CaPtain of a Company, vice Fotheringhatn,
deceased, .

34th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Wilkinson, ftoni the Royal
Cheshire Militia; to be Ensign.;
3;th Ditto, AylMer Barnwell, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase.
3Eth 'Diu°, Ensign D. Miller to be Lieutenant, vice'Fitzger-

ald,.cleceased.
40th Ditto, Ensign Rowimul Laugharne,' front the 28th Foot,
to be. Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Nelson, pro-
moted. - .

43d Ditto, Hugh Mackay Gent. to be tnsign without
purchase, vice Lalor promoted.
47th Ditto, ,Richard Hall; from the Bth Garrison Battalion,
to be. Lieutenant, without p.urchasc, vice Shepheard, pro-.
moted in the 26th Foot.

56th Ditto, lieutenant Leonard S'melt, from the 7701 Foot,
to be Lieutc..oant, vice Median, who, exchan,'„es..

both Ditto, Brevet Major jaines Grant to be Major, without
purchase.., Major-. f F. Fitz-Gerald, from the 'New
Brunswick Fcncibles, to br, Major, vice Druinmond,,who
exchanges_
• To be Lieutenants, without purchase.

Ensign R. B. Ilislop/. Ensign Leopold de Froger. Ensign
William Grep,!y. Ensign William Morgentliall: Ensign
j. T. Aliins ti. Ensign j. Pelt. Ensipna Matheu Furst...
Ensign lames Fontaine. Ensign Richard as_
P I _ ey. En-
sign George Robinson.' Ensign Crozier. En_
sign A. F. Evans,
To he EnsignS.
Samuel Kerr, Gent. vice Hislop. William Bind. Cent.
vice Froger. Michael Kent, Gent. vice Gregory. Sa-
muel Serjeanr, .Gent. vice Morgenthall: Eugene Down-
ing, Gent. vice Allinson. Etiumas Webbe, Gent vice
Pelt. Richard Saunders, Gent. vice Furst. David,.Le-
count, Gent. vice Fontane. William Percy, Gent. vice
Paslev. Henry Colenian .Ic:boson, Gent. vice. Robinson:
john Burgh Montgoincry, Gent. vice Crozier. Silvanus
;ones, vans.
67th Ditto, The Honourable William Smith Bernard to be
Ensign, by pulchase,' vice Scott, promoted in the 29th
' -Foot.
68th Ditto, ,Lieutenant William North to be Captain of a
Company, vice Summers, deceased. Lieutenant W. S.
Mellard to be Captain of a Company without purchase.
Ensign and Adjutant john Fiends to have the rank of Lieu-
tenant. Ensign john jackson to be Lieutenant, vice
North. Ensign Henry Stapleton to be Lieutenant, vice
Mellard.
_ _ _

To be Ensigns.
•
lames. Carson, Gent. vice fcnkins, deceased. Volunteer Da-
vid Dawes, from the 26th Foot, vice Todd, deCras:d.
George Clarke, Gem. vice lacksbn. • Hay Mac Dowall
Nunn, Gent. vice Stapleton.
69th Ditto, Ensign Cohn Smith to be Lieutenmt, without
purchase, vice Norton, whose. appointment has been can-
celled.

7oth Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Kirk, from the 6th Garrison
Battalioh, to be Lieutenant, vice French, appointed to the,
7 ist Foot . . ,
71st Ditto, EnSign William Peacocice, from the .7th West
India Regiment, to• be EnSigo,' without purchase, vice.
Lawrie, promoted. , fohn Coote, Gent. to be. Ensign,
withotit purchase, vice go'ob, promoted:
77th Ditto, Lieutenant C. M..Meehan,.from the 56th •Foot;-•
• to be• Lieutenant„ vice. Smelt, who exchanges.
78th Ditto,. Captain I,ohn Campbell froM Hill-pay of the
. late Ke)so Regiment, to be Captain of a company, vice
George Mackay, FAO exch:mges. • •
79th Ditto, Ensign John Campbell to be tieutenant, with,
out purchase, „, vice llaviland, superseded. .VOlunteer
'Charles 114• Arthur to be Ensign,' vice Carni?hell. • •
83,i Ditto, Ensign J. Einstie to be. Lieutenant; 'vice Flood,
deceased. Ensign C. Ftowles to be Lieutenant, vice L'
tange, deceased; • Green- Geiit: to be. I.:.nsign,.vice
Elineslie, tames. Robinson, dent. to be Ensign, vice
Bowles. •
91st Ditto, Thomas Shinkwin, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vicellood, promoted. Benjamin Ottley, Gent.. to
be Ensign, without purchase, vice. Middleton, proinoted,
in the 95th toot.
940 Ditto, 'Lieutenant johriSibbild Long, from the Edin.
burgh O.?' he Ensign.' •
'9sth Ditto; Second Lieutenant Donald M'ltherson to be First
Licutenaph by:pnrchase vice Patrickson, •proMotcd'in the
67th Foot. Ens;gn, B aldock, from the Btd Foot,
to he First Lieutenant, without purchase. john Duel!,
Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Clerk.,
promoted. Robert Cochran, Gent. to be ditto, Witbenit
purchase, vice M'Pherson. •
. 7th West India Regiment, George Clibboin„ Gent. to"'bti
Ensign, without pu'rebase; vice Peacocke, appointed lathe

71st Foot.
itegiment, ,'Ensign Richard Wall to be Lieutenant,.
vice Baring, Superseded. Edmund Tugginer, Gent. to 'be
Ensign, vice Wall. . .
Di Regiment, Verberne,,Gent, to be Ensign,
vice.liranco, promoted in the tEitti• Foot. -
Sicilian Reginterit, Ensign Burtch-1' to be Lieutenant,
vice;Spadaro, who resigns. '•