The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-21 00:00:00

THE AMY.

CIRCULA-R.

- 3VEI NOMce, Sept IS', 1812.
I have the honour to acquaint you, that with
the view of ensuring settlement of the
clainis of the Officers employed on the Recruiting
Serciee, and Of simplifying the Public accompts;
his Royal I-I glincss the Prince Pet-,..rit has been
pleased, in the name and on the behalf of hiS Ma-
jesty, to direct, that fro'rn the 23th iute'it, inclu-
sive, all the claims of, Officers cmpiovcki on the
Recruitin.7. Service, for'rrlvelling eqn eces, shall
be settled by the proper dtsp,erthient, in the,c,mn-
ty in which thepaicers may be, afterpe,tforming
the last journey:Milt-1i they rinly he 'required to
take in consequence O the:r hay:nig been employ-
ed on the Recruiting Serv;ce. •
I have the iihnotir to be,
Your most obedient bumble servant,
(Signed) • ' PALMERSTON.
Colentel of the

Regia:ent of

Frj2Lt, ACeOUNTANT..44 OF THE ARMY.

CIP..CLTLAR

War OfEce—

an) directed to fraricmit toi-ou tie
Closed copy of au Act of Pailiainent lately iiassefl;
for regulating the talciag of Securities front
Public Accountants. Your.-i!I perceive, that by
the 4tit Seiction, you are for the future, relieved
from the respousibility of reKi.itering yuur Bonds,
but.that by the Bth Se ion I,'ou .ar,?; triode re,spon-
sible for 1 rcportini; the c!eath or hankritmcy
any of your SuretZes. •

I am, Sir,
Yoiir :Host obedient lunilb;le Servant,

A detachment of one Imndred'recruits embarked
on the 15th inst. on board the . Diana transport,
under Lieut. Sweeney, at Tilbury Fort, to be for-
warded to, their respective regiments from the Isle
of Wright. • ,

A detachment for the iegiments in Jersey arid
Guernsey embarked on the , 14.1 i instant, in the
Sir ,Sidney Smith transport, from the Isle of
Wight.

Captain RENNEY, of the 89th,regiment, who
was severely-wounded in-the hand at Java,, has
arrived in tOwn with four. stand of French co-
lOurs, captured at-Fort Cornelius on the 26th of
Au..;•yst,-1811, by the gallant army, headed by
the intrepid Major-General GILLESPIE, Wild has
also sent home two beautiful brass 14- pounders,
its a present to his Royal Highness the PRINCE
REGENT.

OXFORD, Nov. a Convocation on Wed-
nesday last, James 'Boswell, Esq. Master of Arts,
of Brazen-nose College, and Barrister of Law,
was unanimously elected Fellow of Common Laws
on the foundation,of Charles Viner,'Esq.—Thurs-
day, in a Congregation, the following Gentlemen
were admitted to degrees •
Masters of 4rts.-1---Rev. John Banister, of Wor-
cester, Rev. John Sutcliffe, of University.
Bachelor.; Arts—John -Briscoe, Esq. of Gni-
versity', Grand Compounder; Adam t'and, Esq.
of Balliol; Grand Compounder; Mr. Geo. Childe,
of Magdalen Hall; RO7. John Rudge Reiton, of
Queen's; R. Burdoii, W. Bliss, iI. T. Ellicombe,
Hffd G. Clayton, of Oriel ; Evan Davie's, of Wad-
ham ; J. ClaCk and G. Bernard, of Brazen-nose;
Right Hon. the Earl of Clare, of Christ Church ;
C. DaVics, of Pembroke.; and S. G. Garrard, of
St. Edmund Hall.

Thd Rev. Wm. Morgan has been presented, by
Edw. Bloxsome, Esq. to the Rectory of Fret herne,
void by the death of the Rev. Dr. Yhtp.

CAMBRIDGE, Nov.2o.—John Jul! Godfrey, Esq.
of St. John's College, was on Wednesday last admitted Ba-
chelor of Civil Law.— be Rev. John Buck, M. A. of *Christ
'College, was on the 4th inst. elected a Fellow of that Society.
The Rev. Peter Sandiford, Rector of Fulamdeston with Crox-
ton, Norfolk, and the Rev. Win. Long, LL.II. Rector of Stern-
field,' Norfolk, are elected Con7ocat:on Proctors'; the first for
tlit-Archdeaconrjes of -Norwich and Norfolk, and the latter
for the Arcialea.conries of Sudbury and Suffolk.--The Rel.%
James Longmore was on the 12th inst. licensed, t• the Bi=
shop of London, to the Lectureshi'o.of Mantiingtre% Essex,
having been, unaninousiy appointed to thesame by the inha-
bitants, and approved by the Reaterof Mistiey.

Persons wbo are desirous of procuring particu-
lar ''numbers in the 'present Lottery, malt make
janediat—e application, ,as there is only onu
Ticket .of each Number, and not duplicates, as in
.the late Lotteries the Classes bring entirely done
awaV by the drawing every Number separately
from the Wheel.

A duel was fought w Wednesday morning on
Hounslow-heath, between a Gentleman of the
name Of TREGGERT and a Captain LOWELL, i
consequenceof a dispute. 14.-. former Gentleman
was severely wounded, though not considered
dangerously, in the thick part of the arm.

Ti',2 Government of Zinte, as the head of that
part •of the lonian Repubiic now under Bci-
tish protection, hare voted a colama
to be erected .in the square of the Cathedml,
as an acknowledgment to Gen. Sir John Stewart,
for their. deliverance by the forces under his com-
mnd, froin the tyranny of trench dominion.--
They have a 1,.“) caused a Medal to be struck, 'With.
a Greek inscription, in like ritani#er, cominewora-
tive of .their gratitude and regard to that distin-
guished, officer.

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