The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-14 00:00:00

INDIA.

(from the 'MADRAS COURIER of July 3, 1821.)
APPOINTMENT.—Mr. John Carruthers, Solicitor to the
Ilonourable Company.___

G: O. BY GOVERNMENT.I7art St. George, Ist of June, 1821.
The Honourable the Governor in Council is pleased to make
the following ariointments :
Major E. M. G. Showers, of the Artillery, to command the
3d or Golundaum Battalion of Artillery, vice Dalrymple.
Lieutenant T. Y. B. Kennan, of the Horse Brigade, to be
Interpreter and Quarter Master to that Corps, vice Derville,
promoted.

Lieutenant W. T. Lewis, of the Horse Brigade, to be Adju-
tant to that Corps, vice Kennan. •
Lieutenant H. R. King, of the 19th Regiment of Native In-
fantry, to be Interpreter and Quarter Master to the 2d Bata,
lion of that Corps vice Matthews, promoted.
Lieutenant R. B. Fitzgibbon, of the sth Regiment Light
Cavalry, to be CEntonment Adjutant at. Arcot, vice Keighiy,
promoted.
Captain H. P. Keighly, of the 3d Regiment of Light Cavalry,
to act as Cantonment Adjutant at Arcot, until the arrival of
Lieutenant Fitzgibbon.

The Honourable the Governor in Council has been pleased
to make the following appointments and promotions
Mr. Surgeon George Bruce, to be Medical Storekeeper at the
Presidency.
Lieutenant A. M'Arthur, of the 21st Regiment of Native
Infantry, to be Aide-de-Camp to Lieutenant-General Bowser,
Commanding the Army, from the Ist instant.
Captain Arthur Bentley, of the 13th Regiment of Native In-
fantry, to be Post-Master with the Advanced Division of the
Hyderabad Subsidiary Force, vice Walker.
The Honourable the Governor in Council is pleased to ad-
-mit Major-General Sir John Doveton, K.C.B. a General Offi-
cer on the Staff from the lit of next month,_ pursuant to his ap-
pointment by the Honourable the Court of Directors, in succes-
sion to Major-General Dyce, who will have completed the usual
period of service as a General Officer on the Staff on that day,
and is relieved from Staff duty accordingly.
By order of the Honourable the Governor in Council, -
(Signed) E. WOOD, Chief Secretary.
JUNE 1, 18111.—The period having arrived at which Lieut.-
General Sir Thomas Ilislop resigns the command of the Madras
Army, in consequence of the permission he has obtained to re-
turn to Europe, he feels himself called upon publicly to ex-
press the sentiments which he considers the occasion to de-
mand.

In discharging this duty, the Lieutenant General avails him-
self of the experience while full seven years have afforded him
to form a just estimate of the high military virtues and qualities
of this distinguished army, alike unsurpassed for the perfection
of its discipline, as for the splendour of its achievements ; and
which it has been the fortunate' lot of the Lieutenant General
never, in the course of the long period abovementioned, to have
had to remark on the least deviation from the former, so has he
enjoyed the highest, degree of gratification in having been an
eyewitness to the brilliancy of the latter.
To this gallant and'high spirited Army Sir Thomas llislop
now bids farewell, uniting therewith his unfeigned assurances,
that as its future'glo'ry will never cease to be the first wish of
his heart, so will its'hitherto well earned fame ever continue to
command his 'admiration, and to be the theme of his praise.
B. R. HITCHINS, A. A. U D. •

CALCUTTA.—CIVII. APPOINTMENTS.
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT, .JUNE 8,182 L—Mr. J. t.
Elliott, Fourth Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal and
Court of I irclit for the Division of Dacca.
Mr. George French, Fourth ditto ditto of Moorshedabad.
Mr. F. C. Smitt, Judge and Magistrate of Mirzapore.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT 07 CHANCERY, *TAN. 12.

EX-PARTE CARROLL IN THE. MATTER -0.;-11-0""WARD AND

GIBES.

Mr. MONTAGUE, Mr. :WETHERELL, and Mr. AGAR,
*ere heard in support of the appeal in this: case from the Vice-
Chancellor. They contended that the binkrupts had an un-
doubted right to interfere in the choke of assignees; for the pro.
tectiori of their own interest, as well as that of the creditors and
cited Cates, particularly that of the Leicester ,13ank,;in which,
from the want of such interference, there had been an immense
waste of the bankrupts'. estate. In this case it was the belief
even of Mr. Shaw, that the creditors would,..be paid every
shilling;lf:thepropertv,. were judiciously managed. Could it
then be illegal in Mr. Iloward, who had brought, 50;0001. into
the 'Concern, to endeavour to procure the choice of an assignee,
to whose integrity and judgment he looked for the honest dis-
charge of every claim upon im, and fhr securing any remnant
there -might be. of his property for the•benefit of • himself and
family ? There was not the slightest pretext for_ alleging that
there had been any 'interference upon improper grounds in this
case, , There had beezi nothing beyond fair solicitation from mo-
'fives beneficial to the interests of all ,parties concerned. The
further hearing of :Counsel Was adjourned at ibur o'clock.

SITTINiiS appointed in Middlesex and London, -before the
Right Hon. Sir ROBT. DALLAS, lint. Lord Chief Justite of
his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas, at Westminster, in and
after 'Hilary Term, 1822.

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PRICES OF FO REIGN STOCK IN LONDON.-'-
French Five, per Cents., which closed at Paris;
on Wednesday, at` 'Bsf:3sc. sell in the Landon
market at 'from' 85f. to 86f. 50c. The rate of
exchange has, however, fallen, which counteracts,
in some degree, the depression. Danish Bonds
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