The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-07 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

tOnfil-EnCHANGE, AUG. 7.—We received this
morning a good supply of Wheat from Essex and
Kent, line samples of which sold at a reduction Of
2s. per quarter ; those of interior qualities were
nrisale-ahle. The supply of Harley was sinail, and.
the price the
,same as 'this day week. Malt, yv..ans,
and Oats support their price. In other kinds of
Grain there is no particular alteration.

SNyrnftELD, AUG. day's Market was fully sup-
plied wjtL► prime Ileasts,'and the show of Cattle in general,
was considerable; Beef, Mutton, and Veal, were cheaper;
Lamb w,as dearer ; Puck sold at last price; and the trade, for
the most part; SA'a
.somewhat brisk. The sales in the Hay-
market wete,cather lively ; Straw has dropped in price; Hai
afid Clover h±tched last prices.

The promisiag appearance of the orchards hi
the North of Devon, when, in,blossom, caused a
temporary depression in the price of cider;. but.
now it is not to he got but at high priees•
hupy orchards there are scarcely apples• enough,
for a Pie, and several fartners,wiA not be able to
wet their cider Ticises .at all, as the few which
eseoped the iiligh, in May are now falling, from
the trees through- the heat of the weather, and the
iirid state of 'the earth. In the garden also, the
blue pli;ifis .are Irliing off daily, before they are
near opc,( Taunton and Bridgwater Axurriak.
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riiosl LoNDoN GAzETTE, AUG. 5, 1815.

wAn, DEP AItTUENT,,
thig. 1, 1815.

A D;rparch, of .viiich the tolio‘‘'inl.',T copy;
Was 'day receiv:e(l by, Fort Allitttitt'st; frorn
.11Lijor-gencral Sir Huihon LolYe

CiliCS, ,hily 24, 1815.

Lose,-1 bare the honour to iororm your
Lordship, that the forts and ships in 'Toulon have
this day hoisted the white flat , and that Marshal
Brune and all the Generds and Admirals in that
T,l•tcc have signed their act of submission to the

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'~J4'M A~'tv

Ii;t::, 33ib,-106tb, 'Veterans.

King. •
The circumstances which led to, this event,
so far as in any way connected with the opera-
tions of the force under my ortiers,„haVe been as
follows :
On the first appearance of the fleet and trans-,
ports, under Lord Exmouth, off the coast of
France, Marshal Urtine, who was opposite to.
Nice with a 'body of about five thousand infantry
and three hundred -cavalry, called the Corps of
Observation of the Var, made immediate propo-
sition for an armistice ‘st.ll the Commituder,of
the Piedmontese force at Nice, in which object
he succeeded, and then marched. directly to the
relief of Toulon. • On tire: 14th July, the (limy on
which the troops landed at Marseilles, he caused
ei letter to be addressed to Admiral Lord Ex-
mouth, ioclosing copy of the armistice signed at
Paris, and demanding an extension of it to the Bri-
'tish fOrce in this country, which was immediately
rejected.
He then addressed Lieut.-General the Marquis
tie Riviere, exercising the King's •authority in
Provence; stating his desire to send two oflicer4
to Paris, to offer the submission of Toulon, and
Saving he should refrain from hoStilities during
the ten days necessary for communication. This
proposition was also objected to, and the Mar-
sh-al was informed, he• must resign his aothoritv
to the officer who governed Toulow.hefore. Boo-
naparte's evasion, hoist the white flag, and stiffer
the garrison of 'lOlllOO to be composed of Na-
tiomil Guards and Royalists, in as large propor- ,
Lion as the troops of the line. On the same day
his letter was received by the Marquis de Rivire,
information was had that lie was marching to-
wards Aix, on which I inunediately ordered the
whole of the British troops out at Alarseilles, to
take tip such a position as might menace Toulon,
watch him, and sec ire :Marseilles itself against•
attack ; but the report of his march on Aix gave
way to that -of his con-centering -near 'tuition,
when the following dispositions .Were made by
me : I directed the troops to move forward io
two columns; one on the high road to Toulon, by _
Aubagne Gemenos .and Cujes, and the other by •
the coast to 'Cas`sis and Cibtat, in which latter
place I stationed a small garrison, and :aft eryvartk
moved the column to Leques and St: Cyr, having
an advance at Bandol. My omen headquarters
were at Cujes, having an advance at St. Anne's,
with very strong ground, both to toy
.front and
rear, and the power of, collecting my force to act
along the coast, ,or•on the bleb roads, a 4 circum-
stances might best point out. The National Guards
and Royalists occupied teausset, Castelet, La Ca-
diere, and other 'strong points in my immediate .
front am flank. Admiral Lord Exmouth had, in the -
Mean time, detached ;one line of battle ship to
tiotat; and another to Bandol. 'rhe enemy's ad,
vat-Iced' posts Were on the outside of the isase,of
°Mottles. It was whilst the troops were in this.'
position', the Marquis de Rivicre and Marshal
Brune carried' on their negociations, through the
means of 'Admiral. Gant raume, who, on the day,
after the Marshal's first proposition wits made, Was
received in Toulon as the King's Cotnnii,,sioner. I
Various propositions were made, all -with the
view of g;fieing time. The two following were
rejeetedthat of acknowledging the -
King's authority; but retaining the tricolour flag,
aod thail of requiring that, the British troops•
should retire, mid promise not to attack Toulon ;
on which no "assn once would he given. Whilst
these points were discussing, a party of the Na-
tiOnal. Guards having moved to St. Nazaire, had
thus turned the Pass of ()Wattles, which caused,.
so much agitation, as•having occurred whilst Ad-
miral Ganteaome was treating; that the-Marquis de
Riviere thought proper to withdraw it, whilst 1
collected -tny-left column.' and pushed forward an.
advance to support -him, should the circumstance •
have broue)t forth an attack. Finally, yesterday,-
the submission of Marshal Brune and-Iris Gene-,
rals was received, but the regiments still refused,
to wear the white cockade; and it was only this.
dayoillifst at °Mottles. with- Admiral Lord Ex-,
womb, the submission of the whole was notified,
aad consent given to the Royalists, and National-
Guards occupying the forts, 'in conjunction with•
a portion only of the regular troops. •
The garrison -of Toulon consisted of six *regi•
meats- of :the line, a regiment of marines, a de-
tachment of three hundred cavalry, artiltery,ve-
teratis, &c. a battalion of half pay officers and Fe-
deralists, called " La Battalion Satre;." most of
whom, with Marshal Murat and some of his ad-
herents, were suffered to •quit Toulon, and ab-
sconded, it is not known where, on the eve of the
resolution being takeu for hoisting the white flag.,
Tile nature •of the operation in which I have
been eteg.iged, has been such,aS to af.fOriliittle op-
•poiailoity dit,tinction for the. otliceri ,and men-
tinder my ordeks, yet I cannot eiliressing
toy sense of the zeal which animated all'eanks, nor
nmv oblig:;st to time eer§ to doinmand of bri-.
fit:des COitilici' Burrows and Colonel .Burke, anti
Ole ONicers of the for their assistance to we
its all- pi eparitorY ,11"bgenmetIts," particularly
I\nc,or
Sir
,fliot„s,Reade, Assistant
M:ijor Pratt,
-Quaiter-Master-
(:. ' : le, !loyal ►Artillery ; m„jor
r, ~._zee'retqry ; I\ll% Cummings,
• ; awl Dr. Porteous..
FaVergeS, of the (Milian.
H,o'eolie-'::•••:-! time midsainee:, :merits like-
, Te,a.: alsOMai-o- ~eedreis, of t.lt
, .
Smith of
-'ll.:Che-diftil7s of reconnoissitaceM•ere•
Ilse c.i,:rcised,, and who executedrh eta with

MI activity an (1 intelligence that left tue nothing to
desire.
I can 'never 'St.)fficientiv express my obligations
and gratitude tO Lord nxmouth and Ow Nzavy in
general, for the cordial assistance they have shewu
themselves disposed to vender On vverY occasion,
avid for the kid in p.irticiilar iv.hich I received from
the Marines, of which .nattalion.: was formed,
unOc`r the coinntand 01 Major CoN., and placed at
dis`puition.
Accounti have been -received ihai Antibes has
hoisted the 'White ilag, so. that there is now no de-
clared-enemy in the South of France:
This report will be delivered to your "Lordship
by
.the Ilou. captain :Arden, Deputy Assistant
Quarter-Master-General, who has been very zea-
lous and active in his assistance to me, and who
can bring me the honour of any commands your
Lordship may have for my further proceedings.
I, have the honour -to be, &c.
(Signed) H. LOWE, Major-Gen.

II -err- Wier; -lug. 5, 1515.

Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, Cornet A. B. de Capel
firoolie'to be LitMtviant, without purchase, vice Hill, who
retires. William- Lambard; Gent. to be‘Cornet, by pur-
chase, vice Brooke. • . • .
3d Regiment•of Dragoon GUards, Lieut. Henry Pigou, from,
the Fist Foot, to bt, Lieutenant, vice dreville, win) ex-
chang'es.
sth Ditto, W. B. Joyce, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice

Spence, promoted.
6th Ditto, Lieut. John Stephenson to be Captain of a Troop,
by purchase, vice: Hartwell, promoted. Cornet Thomas
Raikes to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stephenson. .
3d Regiment et: Dragoons Ensign M. C. Smith, •fronl half-
pay of the ..2d Greek Light Infantry, to be Cornet, vice
' Brown, who exchanges.
15th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet John H. Loft,
from thesinst Light Dragoons, to be Cornet by purchase,
vice Bellairs, promoted.
16th Ditto, Lieut. J.. Tatra to be Captain of a Troop, vice Bu-
chanan, hillCd ill action.
I&th Ditto, Lieut. Christopher Blackctt to be Captain of a
Troop, by purchase, vice Burke, promoted in the 100th
Foot.
Ist-Regiment of Foot, Volunteer Pultney Poole Sherburne to
l! Ensign, without purchase, vice Frederick, 'whose ap-
pointment has not taken place.
2d Ditto, Ensign G. S. Gillanil, from half-pay of the 31st FOOt,
• to be Ensign, vice Greenwood, who exchanges.
sth Ditto, Edward Eustace -1111, Gent. to be Ensign, without
'purchase, vice Proctor, promoted.
7th Ditto, Hon. Warwick Lake to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice King, whose appointment has not taken
place.
Bth DittO, Lieutenant Herbert Raban, to be Captain of a
Company, vice. Brown, deceased. Ensign G. Richardson
to be Lieutenant, vice Rabat). -Robert. Yount, Gent. to be
Ensign, vice Richardson.
lAth-Dittiy, Daniel Chambers INl`Creight, Gent. 16 be. Ensign,
by purchase, vice kiariley, promoted.
21Stliiito,,Lieutenant ("buries Greville-, trait the
,goon Guards, to be First. Lieutenant, vice Pigou, who cx-
cliahges.- . _ .

32. d Ditto, -Ensign Henry Metcalfe to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase. John Morris, Gent. to he Ensiz.ru, vi,c Met-
- calk. Lieutenant S. H. Lawrence to be Adjutant, vice
Davies, promoted..
333 Ditto, Lieutenant Arthur II „Trevor to he Captain of a
- Company, -by purchase,' vice. Coklough,
34th Ditto,--To he Lieutenants, Ensign Francis Russell, vice
:Rood, appointed to the tith Royal Veteran Dattalion. En-
sign F. L. Whittaker, vice Murphy, appointed to the Por-
tuguese Army. •
he Ensign, James Lang, Gent. vice Russell.
Ditto, Charles Walter, Geut. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Sir Word Gordon, promoted to the sd Garri-
son Battalion.
41st Ditto, Ensign C. It. -Butterfield, from half-pay of the
Regiment,- to he Ensign, vice Hail, deceased. Onarter-
Master George Throure, from ditto. to be Quarter-Mastee,
vice. Bent, deceased.
53d Ditto.--,To be Ensigng,• James Gardner. Gent. vice Scott,
promoted in 88th Foot. Robert hatch Gent. by purchase,
vice Taylor, promoted.
sGth Ditto.----To be Lieutenants, Ensign Henry Leslie,• vice
Cockburn, deceased. Ensign .J E.. Nelson, .vice • Nugent,
deceased. •
To be Ensigns, Ensign Richard Watts, from half-pay of the
Regimeut,•vice Leslie. • Ensign F. 0. Leighton; from ditto,
vice Nelson.
64tltDitto.—To be Li,utenants, without purchase, tieute-
• pant It: i\L Anclunuty, from the 43d Foot, vice Oates, pro-
moted in the Glengarry Fencibles. Ensign-Cornwall Burn,
• vice Weir, deceased.
To be Ensign, John Diddop, Gent. vice. urn.
733 Ditto, Thomas 'Bingham, Gent. to be nsign, by, pur-
chase, vice Lloyd, promoted.
79th Ditto.—To be Lieutenants' Ensign Archibald Cameron,
. without purchase, vice A. Macdtinell, INIII retires, Ensign
A. J. Crawford, vice Kynock, billed in action.
'fa be Ensign, Ensign Norman iti'Leod, from half-pay,cif the
44d Foot. vice Crawford, promoted.
To be Adjutant, • Lieutenant Allan, M‘Lean, vice Kynoc,k,

1,•41 in action.
1315( Ditto; beutenant Thomas C..1.V beat to be Adjutant, vice

_ .
111aCalpine, proitioted.
91st Ditto, Malcolm Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Vowes, promoted.
100th Ditto, Captain 'Edward Burke, froni the 1 sth :Lig,lit
Dragoons, to he Major, by puroliase, vice Smyth, whose
ap-pointmetit has, not taken place.
Ist West India Regiment, Ensign Augustus Barlihatisen, frain
balf-•pay, of the 2,lth Foot, to. be Ensign, vice •Bithhard,
Who ekcli:inges.
-7th Ditto, Hospital-Assistant John Campbell to be Assistant-

Surgeon.,
Corp,Royal AfCican i Lieut. Oswald' Pilling to be Captain of
a Company, vice 31ehan, deceased.
To be.Litutenants, Plsign, Daniel Alt, without .Purchase,
vice Chisholm,
.pywnoted. Ensign Jawes Maybury, vice

' •
To be- Ensigtts, Theodore-Macrae, Gent. vice Alt. James
'Pattoun Sparks,, Gent. yiee Maybury..
Royal',' aggort Train,
,Charles Baron Bisckoffsbausen to be
• Captain of a Troop,•with temporary rank.
To be -Lieutenants, with temporary rank, ---Crusins, Gent.'
-- Von liarlessem, Gent. Paterson, Gent.•
Quarter-Master truce, front half-pay of the 2d.llus--
sars Of the Kinp,'sGerman Legion. • Lieutenants Richard
Kendall, front 'half-pay of rite Regiment; T. S.• Price, from
ditto ; F. IL Brawn, front ditto; Richard Gem, from ditto..
To be cornets, Ahlers, Gent. Kropp, Gent. Troop
Serjeant4tlajor John Douglas.
Foreign Corps •of Waggoners, attached to the Royal Waggon
Train. .

To he.Captain,' of. Troup', with tetnpotary Rank, Lieut. Fred.
Klossius, from half;pay of the late Chasseurs Britaniques.
Lieut. Von Schultze. •
To be Lieutenant, Lieutenant Edward Sander, from half-
pay'.of the late Chasseurs Britaniques. •
To he Cornets, Wm.. Cowper, Wit. Schaffner, Wm. Meyer,
and Dreschlte, Gent.
3d Garrison Battalion.—To be Lieutenants,- Lieutenant Geo•
Clihborn, front the 7th West India Regiment• Ensign Sir
Os ford Gordon, from: the 39th Foot.
'3d Royal Veteran Battalion, Assistant-Surgeon' John Edgar,
from half-pay of the 9th Royal Vateran Battalion, to he
Assistant-Surgeon.
sth Ditto, Quarter-Master James Russell; from the Cavalry
-• Depot, to" be Lieutenant.
6th Ditto, Lieutenant John Boyton, from half-pay of the Ist
Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Squaw, whose.
appointment has not taken place.- •
Olenorry Light" Infantry Feacibles, Lieutenant William C•
(fates, from the 64tb Foot, to be Captain of a Company,
.vice M`Pherson, appointed. to the sth Royal Veteranßat-
talion.

BREVET.: '
To he Lieutenant,Colopels in the Army.—Majors Richard
Kwlty, 4th Ceyloa Regiment; Donald Ceylon
Regiment; Nlnt. NlTtliertnin; 2tl-Ceylon Regiment; Lionel
C. Houk, 2d etlion- Regiment ; Robert Brownrigg, 52d
Foot.
To he Majors in the Army.—Captains Al,•ernon Langtrin, of
the 614 t Foot ;.'Capt:iin Lord Arthur dill, upon the •Stall
of the Army. ' • • ; •-.

'
. • .• HOsPiTAT.," STAFF. ,
District-Surgeon Joseph Deakin. to Ile Surgeon to One nieces.
,Assistitut-Surgeon J. V. Ff'a 1 ii.: I c, troin'tv,ilf-pur, to IJe Assist ...
-4 ant Surgeon to the. Forces. - • , ,
. hos, vacher, Grit. to he voput.y,Purreyor of Hospitals.
'l:lic -liing'4l.•ierniati I;egion.
2d Regiment of ildss'ars, 'cornet t.:li4rles i-lolinStri4g., to be
Lieutenants vice Erstorif, promoted an .th,. Siaff. Theo-
dore de Marschalk, Gent. to be Curaet, vice i-blinstr.):u.

Ditto.—To i,..-uter.n.ritc., Count, r redcrick eb, rr?,nllY,
Lice Power, promoted.• c.;p•rn.:•t l'hilip•Volbii4ll, vice Oct'-.t-
Lacher, dealt of • -
TO be Cornea; Alttrecltt Arc-itso:llit4t, Gent. vice. Fress-
tor.% Deictiurnt Gent. h.
To he Adj Regi in al Seri!it,,,Major
from the I 4. .13rtss;:is the Cortiq),
killed in • ction .
geniann, •action.
Itattalifin of the Line, Lieutenant Uenrge Appunn to be
Captain of a Company, vice Kuckuek, promoted .in the 5111
Battalion of the Liar.
otlt Ditto, Brevet. Major AuguAtus, Kacintek„,from the 3d
Battalion of!the Line, to be Major, Vice A. Gerher, placed,
upon half-pay.
. ,
To be Captains of Companies, Captain and Brigade-,Major
John Henry •Barun •Daclienhansen to be .Captait7,..y;ec
Jiillus • Becmeister, placed upon halt-pay. Lieittcl:vart
Eberhard de Brandis, vice Gomge Hagetnann, :ductal upon
half-pay.
~•
Stall'.—Lieutenant Frederick Heimburit, from the 3d Batty-
- lion of the Line, to be Brigade-Major (with the tank of
Captain), vice Dachenbausen, appointed to the o•th Batta-
lion of the Line.
Lieutenant•ficnry Baron Estortf, from the 2d Hussars, to be
ditto, vice Bobors, killed action.
Royal Corsican Itangers—George Henry Green, Esq. from
half-pay of the late Regiment of Dillon; to be Pay-master,
vice Cleve, deceased. • •
Manx Voluntevrs—Hugh Clucas, Esq. to be Captain of, a
Company, vier- Forbes, who resigns. Ensign Jantei Kew-
ley to be Lieutenant, vice Bcatson, deceased. •
To lie Ensigns—James Quirk, Gent. vice Kewley. Thomas
Callan; Gent.
ME:nottAsnum.-LThe undermentioned Officers-are super-
seded being absent .without leave: Licut. George Taylor, of
the •41st Font. Paymaster John Mell, of th& 102 d Foot.
The appointment of the undersigned Officers, as stated in the
G tzettes of the Ist and .2,1 ultimo' have not taken place.'
53d Foot, Lieutenant Henry It. Hock to be'Captain, by pur-
chase, vice Coleiough, plmnoted,
HospitalStaff,Staif-Surgeon Philip Walter, frotn.lgalf-pay, to
,be Surgeon to the Forces.

[This Gazette notifies that, at a Privy Council, held on the
Ist instant, the old Great Seal was defaced, and a new one
delivered to the Lord Chancellor; that, the same day, at a
private audience, the Neapolitan Minister delivered a letter
from his Sovereiglito the Prince Regent, notifying, his rest.),
ration to his Throne; and that Lord Barghersh has received
permission to accept and wear the Insignia of the ,Sicilian
Order of St. Ferdinand and of Merit.)