The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-09 00:00:00

F;CALL 10P GOVERNOR AINSLIE.

TIOSEAV, 'OCT. 29.—h meeting of the Legisla,
-tore took place on Monday, when the following
communications were tnade by his Excellency the
Governor to the Board of Council, and House of
Assembly :
" Ti,e Governor thinks it right•to inform his
Honour the President, and the Honourable Board
of Council, that he intends returning to England,
and shall embark on the Bth of November for that
purpose. The object of his going is to give fur-
ther explanation on the subject of the Maroons
than can he conveyed in a dispatch.—The Hon.
Board may rely with confidence, that he will use
every effort in his interviews with the Right lion.
the Secretary trf State for the Colonies, to pro-
mote whatever he thinks will be of benefit to Do-
minica, and invites the correspondence of the
Board •on this head during his absence, which, he
trusts, will not exceed beyond six mouths.
" The Governor has directed his Majesty's
ipstructions to he laid before the Board, which
deprives the Senior Member of the Council, on
succeeding to the chief command, of the power
of dissolving the Assembly, or removing or sus-
, pending any of the Members of Council, ,nor any
Judge, Justices of the Peace, or any other Offi-
cers, Civil or Military, without the advice and
consent of at least seven of the Council, nor even
then, without good and sufficient reasons for the
same, which the President is to transmit by the
first opportunity, signed by himself and the Coun-
cil, through the Right Hon: the- Secretary of
State
,for the Colonies, and a duplicate of such
reasons to the- Committee of the Privy Council

for Trade and Plantations, for'the information of
Isis Royal Highness the Prince Regent. The 60-
vernor proposes, previous to his departure, to
swear in the Hon. Benjamin Lucas as Commander
in Chief, unless that Gentleman declines the
'office."

FROM TIIE LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. 7.

Foreign-Of/ser, January 7, 1815.

' His Royal Highness the Prince Regent -has been pleased,
in the name and on the behalf of bic Majesty, to appoint the
Hon. William Teeple to he his Majesty's Secretary of Lega-
tion at the Court of Stockholm

Gazette also notifies the Prince Regent's permission
to Captain 'l'. Noel Harris, of the 36th Regiment of Foot, to
accept and wear the insignia of the Russian-Order of St.
of the 4th. Class, and those of the Prussian Order of
Writ.) -

Office of Ordnance, Jan. 6, 1815. •
Royal Regiment of Artillery:
Lieutenant-Gem:n-1,1 John Macleod to be Colonel-Command-
ant, vice Coogreve, deceased.
Preret Colonel John-F. S. Smith to be Colonel, vine Macleod.
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Watson to be Lien-
tenant-C'oloncl, vice Smith.
brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Thornhill to be Major,
vice Watson.
Second Captain C. Gil►nour to' be Captain, vice Thornhill.
First Lieutenant lames Gray to be Second Captain, vice
Gilmour.
Second Lieutenant Thothas G. Williams to be First Lieute-
nant,- vice. Gray.
Second Lieutenant Archibald ,MaCbean to he ditto, vice
Hodges, deceased.
Second Lieutenant Richard N. King to be ditto, vice Thorn-
dike, deceased.
Second Lieutenant Henry Stubart to be ditto, vice Mercier,
deceasal...
Second Lieutenant Harry J. Kersteinan to be ditto, vice
Druniniond, deceased.
Second Captain F. Knox to be Captain, vice Paul, deceased.
First Lieutenant James Fogu to be Second Captain,vice Knox.
Second Lieutenant William H. Weaver to be First Lieute-
nant, vice Fogo.
•Second Captain John Briscoe to be Captain, vice Thompson,
deceased.
First Lieutenant Joliti Crawley to be Secon.l Captain, vice
Briscoe. •
Second Lieutenant Alexander Duncan to be First Lieutenant,
vice Crawley.
Adjutant O'Mara Baynes•to he Second Captain.
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-Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Carmarthen. . _

The Right Hon. William Edwards, Lord Kensington, to be
Deputy Lieutenant. Nicholas Burnel Jones, Esq. to be ditto
Commission in the Stb or Rots•shire Regiment of Militia,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
j. Robertson, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Bort hwiek, resigned.
Commission in the Stith or Ayrshire Regiment of Militia,
signed by ttie Lied Lieutenant. •
•
Patrick Campbell, ,Esq, late of the id Bflttalion of the 42d.
Regiment, to be Captain, vice Macdotiogh, resigned.
Commission in, the South Hants Yeomanry Cavalry, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hants.
George Pitt Rose, Gent. to be Cornet.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
• Palatine•of Lancaster.
Ist Battalion of Royal Lancashire i‘lilitia.—James Smith and
Joseph Rawsiorne, Gent.. to..be Lieutenants.
3d Battalion, or the Prince Regent's Own.—Septimus Scott,
Gent. to'bc Lieutenant. John Jekin Kennett, Gent. to be

Surgeon. - •
Liverpool Regiment of Local Militia.—Sarnuel Hughes, Esq.
to be Captain, by b revet.
Trafford and ilulme Regiment.—Ballatityne Sewell,. Esq. to
be Captain, by Brevet. John Morris, Gent. to he Lieute-
nant. John Spark,:, Gent. to be Ensign.
Wigatt Regimeut.—Joha Rlaeliall, Esq. to be Captain..