The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-10 00:00:00

Trig ARMY.

L Detachments of the 11. th, 28th, and 88th
giments of Foot al ri Veil at Plymouth on Wedue:3-
day last and immediately embarked on board
transports to join their respective regiments in
.Spain .
The Marquis of WELLINGTON has received from
areat Britain a reinforcement of about 8,900
men, since the battle of Salamanca, independent
of the .he bas received in 'cavalry and artillery.;
The Itonourlble Major-General CoLVILL, wino
was severely wounded in the asault of Badajoz,
has received theWtn re4iment, vacant by the death
of Lieut.-Gen. :MACDO:T-TALD.

DUBi.IN, OCT. 6.-2,isti;;.r-tiencrai Wurrs
succeeded Meif): O'Lou-GHLENT, in the
command in tnis

The 20th reginilna of under the command,
of the gallant Col. a lioss„ has assembled' at,
Middleton for they are only waiting
for transports to .:7'mveythern to Corunna, to join
the- Marquis This distinguiShed.
regiment formed rial:t of the reserve in the late
Sir J .Moolin's retreat.- His present ALl.J.F.sunc
has .Ireaily awarded then) three badges for their
hononn,.L‘le-C.)77:IVCt in the f,eldi

Yesterday se'nnil.tht a hrge draft of recruits,
raised in Liaigrick; .ttuder -the superinten&ince of
Major Coghlan, marelien to Cork to riror.;eedfor
the 9th 20th, 37th, 86th, and 69th regiments;
also a ihitlehment .tlie 27th regiment, to jc.;:kti
the depot at. Newry. ,

o:troan, Oci•., M.—Last Tuesday the Rev'.
John Cole, D. D. Rector of Exeter College, hay-
ing; beco previously nominated by the Right Von.
Lord Grenville; Chancellor of the University, to
be his Vice-Chancellor for the ensiling year, was,
io. full Convocation, invested r.ith that office, be-
ing his third, year after which the Vice-Chan-
cellOr nominated li;s-Pio-Vice-Chancelloi:3 ; viz.
the Rev. Wittingt(m. Landon, D. D..Proir9st of
Worcester College'; the Rev. John Parsons,
D. D. M'aster of _Bailin] College ; the Rev.- James
Griffith, D. D. 'gamer of University Coilege auel.
the Rev. Thomas Lee, D.D. ri-esitteat of Trinity ,
College.

On-Wednesday, in full Convocation, the light
Hon. Sir Wm. Scott, Knight; D. C. L. of 'lfni-
vemity College, and -the Right Hon. Charles,'
,Abbot, D. C. L. of Christ Church, were again
unanimously elected-to represent the tJuiveity.

The Rev'. Mr. Jaipcs Is, appointed _a Ildiaor
Canon of Wells Catiaed 31. -

CAMBRIDGE, Ocr.. ronsequence of the
objections made to. the Eiecton of Mr.,Seijcant
Pt ere to the'Mastership of Downing Coliege.,.that
Gentleman was evin elected on Monday last,
without prejudice to the validity of the forma.-
election.

At an Ordination holden at Ely on the 20th uit.
by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of the Diocese,
the following Gentlemen were ordained Deaeons :
Mr•. Henry Hutchins, M. A. Trinity-hall. Mr.
Preston; of Emmanuel College. Mr. Henry L.
Biden, B. A. Trinity-hall.

The Rev. J. H. Batten, of the East India Col-
lege, -Hertford, has appointed the Ref. John
Sharpe, Vicar of Skidhrooke with Salaleo-, in the
county of Lincoln, to be. Resident Mini_ter, of
Greatford turn lEVilsthorpe, near Stamford.

William Margetts, Esq. was on Tuesday sell-.
night .sworn into the Office of Mayor of the BO
rough of Huntingdon, when a sumptuous dinner
was given to a numerous company at.the Foun-
tain Inn.

The Rev. Thos. Tanner, M.A. was licensed to
the cure of KiiigsWear, Devon, on the nmnina-
tion of the Rev. Robert I.lol6worth, Vicar 'of
Brixhani.

On Sunday last the Lord Bishop 'Of .Exeter held
a public ord:.n!ition in the Cathedral Church of
Exeter, when Thomas Granger, A. B. of \lad hani
College, Oxford; *Calvert rit4erald Moore, A. B.
.of St. John's .College, Cambridge ; George .john-
son, A': B. of Oriel- College; Oxford; George:
Hunt, A. 8,. of-Trinity College, Oxford ,
Toms, A. B. of &ale!. College; •Oxford ; Richard.
Hallett, S. C. L. of Sidney College, Cambridge ;
John Applcwaite Jones, A. B. of Queen's Col-
lege, Cambridge ; and RiChard.Bicknell, were ad-
mitted to' the holy order of Deacons.—And Wm.
Edward Henry, M. A: of Eketer College, Ox-
ford ; Sydenham Henry Peppin, A. B. of Wad:-
ham College, Oxford; Mark James Pat tison,
of Brazen nose College, Oxford ; William Phillips,
A: B. 61Jesus College, Cambridge ; Thomas Tan.-
tier, M. A. of Ball. College, Oxford ; George Wat-
son, A. B. of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge; John
Warren, A.M. of Oriel' College, Oxford JOhn
McArthur, A. M. of the University of Glasgow
and John Bower, A.B. of Exeter College, Ox.!-
ford, were admitted to the holy order or Priests.

HAYMARKET.---The season closed last night at
this Theatre with, the Play, of The Africans, and
the Farce of The •12uedrupeds of Qwecitinburgh. It
is but justice to the ProprietOrs to say, that they,
provided a company abundantly qualified to do
credit to the Theatft, and to deserve the protecr
turn of the Public. In eddil.ion to Mtriw.rNa
MATnEws, Mrs.. GLOVER, the GR6 VES, and other
Performers of established reputation, they this
year added to their company Messrs. TALBO7,
TERRY,' 62ANT, KENT, and Other Performer`.?,who well deserve a permanent station' on the
London boards, especially the first tvv.o, who are
men of education, talents, and character, that
well entitle them to public respf,.ct and approba-
tion. At the end of the Play, Mr. TERRY
ad-
dressed the audience in the following terms :---.

" LADIES .1 '2) GENTLENri,,N,
".The Theatre closes its season this evening ; and I am
selected (however unworthy), for the honour of addressing
you on this occasion.
" The increasing protraction of Performances in the
Winter Houses, and, the extensive controul those Houses-
possess over_persons engaged by them, have rendered it a volt'
arduous undertaking to establistr, on this spot; an elfectil'e
Company of Performers. .
" How far they have been effective during the season"of,
the present-year may be best inferred by that generous e!lir
couragentent which you have given to the Company Collcc
tivelv ; mid by that constant aud marked applause with
which you
,have favoured various individuals particularly.
" lam therefore 'deputed by the ?tianagers to offer Iher
most cordial acknowledgments for the past, and the assuranc.
of their best exertions for the future.
,The Performers, La :lies and Gentlemen,beg.to add their
thanks to those of the Managers ; and with thoa W e sensatio
of gratitude, which your liberality has inspired, we re,Pec't-
fall;i• bid you—Farewell."

CONtESTED BLECTIOI4B.

LONDON=—FIFV-1 DAY: • •
State of the poll at the :i sing of the books yes-
terday at three' o'clock :
Combo 4052'Atkins 2911
Curtis 3615 1 V aithman 1979
Shaw 3231 V% ood IB3G
Mr. Alderman COMBO thanked the .Liverymen
for the support he had received from them, and
wished his abilities were equal to his wishes tribe
of service to his country ; And be,lged a continu-
ance of those ' favours which hail already
,re-
ceived.
Sir W. CURTIS, Sir JAMES Snaw, and Aldet-
Inn), ATKINS, also came forv,-ard, and el,;press,
0 their gratitude for the support thy had met
With,
mfr. WAITHMAiNi came forward tc. speak, but the
elarnoue was so groat that he could not obtain a
bearing for some time. The huzzas, hisses; and
cries of qfr,. off, continued so long, that at last
Mr. NV% stepped forward, and mounted:one of the
desks placed for the poll clerks. Being still
terrttpted by the uproar, he said that he was in no
hurry:, and that there::ore the .more he was inter-
• rqted, the longer should his harangue be 'con-
tinned: Atiast, when the noise had in some de-
gree ceased, Mr. Waithindn proceeded to say, that
Le, could. only attribute the interruption he had
tact with to-two causes ; namely, that there were
too much truth in what he was goiag to say, or
that his abilities -appeared to his opponents',too
transcendant to make it safe for them to allow
Lista to speak. He professed his principles to be
those of a tine old Whig, and yet he had been de-
terted by the Whig Club: lie was happy to have
an opportunity of thus _declaring Isis sentiments ;
and he felt it to be his duty to keep the poll open
to the last hour.
•Alderinan Woim was glad to see the people. so
. earn.c_.st in their own cause as to give, him 1300

votes, who had never. solicited a smgie
NArhether he should be successful in the present
contest or not, he would alwayS feel happy to
think that there were still so many advocates for
liherty.and independence as had already come .for-
-Iyard of their own accord to vote in his favour.7—
. ','-in(r• convinced that it was but doing justice to
b
the frien& of freedoni to give them q.l opportuni-
tp to record their principles, he was resolved .to
continue the contest to the last.

SOUTHWARK-FIFTH DAY.
The`number of persons polled this .day were
l'ery Ifew hat the spirit of party increases .at the
else of the Poll tie numbers wcre---7
.Calvert. , 2GW I Burdett'
Thornton 16:97,
:qr. THORNTON and Mr. CALVERT Severally re-
turned thanks; and observed, that the question
respecting the right of the -inhabitants of the
,Clink and Christ Church Parish to rote, they had
left entirely'to the decision of the worthy High
Sir. W. Lewes, and were 'fully confident
t!le. 1-c.stilt Would be tO give them a greater maio-
tity t Tianthey had even npw.
Mr. KEIVIMISH also addressed the 4.leeting, acid
deelared‘the ±eadiuess of BL,RFETT's Crim7

Nittee to 'abide by the decision of. the
. , gti
.tai tiff.
rile Poll then adjourned to this ,day, when
the High Bailiff will- give his decision respect-
the right to vote in the Christ, Church Pa-
&c.

• - LEICESTER.—LAST DAY.
vs Mr.,ltoscoE has (reclined. the contest for this
liorolig.b. The numbers at the close of the, poll
Zeiere.:--:
~ r. S. Smith • •• . 1116 (Roscoe -- 41/
'ir. Babiligtaii.:.:..... 93C

• sitßEwsDußy..--rmsrr DAY. • ,
Hon. H: Grey Bennett 62 1. Lieut.-. Gen. Sir R. Hill 49
tenj ..Benyon, 'Esq. .62 j < •

. .
BRISTOL—OcT. 9. .
State of the poll at .ten minutes before foor:-.7-
itomilly . 602 1 Davis
Protheroe 667 I Hunt • ,202

COLCHESTEII ELECTION--TEIMD DAY.
!!orrtton 593 I Davis
-:•arvey 593

SOUTLIAMPTO:sI.—SECOND DAY.
4therl
dosecY 340 1 C4amberfavne
r'
• 273 I • •. •
•

110STON.—FIRST DAY.
Nrreu
4iatidock„ 146

,' „ •
NORWICH—THURSDAY.
William
1., Smith. J
~ 1507 Patteson 1202
"4.itrvev . l3lB .
STAFFORD.
State 40f the poll at its close : .
lie,
V""n AB2 1 Sliuridan. 255
zison. " .
347 I
MA IDSTONE.—FIRST DAY.
Zit.
.Bryd,c,-tts
, ,;:ropsop,
_ _ _

CANVEI2..I3IJIIY.—.SECOND DAY.
111thington . '
''Qt.-:
' 404 • •• -

SHRENVSBUII.Y.—SECOND DAY. •
H. Grey.Ber.nr.t..2lB Lieut.-Gen. Sit It. Hill 141.
-enj..l3,anyon, E5ti.....148

~. NOTITI`;(.2:-FIAIII.-9 ECOND DAY.
'• "`;: Smith ." '•• ' ' • ' 172 I LOrd'Rancliffe • 7l
AI. Ar1iwrit.;ht...:........ 73 R. Crompton.,. s
JQS.. Birch . s—resigned.. . ...

..........,
I.SOUTHWARK ELECTION. (Sixth Day)—The
I`.4te of the Poll for the Borough of Southwark. at
4 °'Clock this day, was as follows :
(Ma rlelCalvert, Esq. 2697 H f 11TV Thorutdn, Esq
J. E: 'Burdett, Esq. - 488
•

ELECTION.—This. day, at twelve o'clock,
state of the poll for the City was as follows:
,(‘olllbe 4371 Atkins, 1167
•;917 Waithmau. 2,108
, 9'06 Wood . 1969

11,The distribution of the 'Naval portion of, the
f..yitlcheren or. Scheldt ,Booty is again. suspended
ci!: the complete adjustment of the claim 'ifoni
ILuklenwich Hospital, which may be expected in
t'± course of another week.-, when payment will
Ztotifted.