The Sun.
London, England, 1818-11-02 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE of Oct. 31.

[This Gazette notifies the Prince Regent's ap-
ptOval of the 7b-h Regiment being permitted to
bear on their colours and appointments the words
'‘ 11gmorit-op-zee,7 anal the 88,11 Regiment on
theirs, the words " Badujos, Vittoria, and
velle;" and his permission to Capt. IL. Cust, of
the-31st Regiment of Foot, to accept and wear
the insignia of the Sicilian Order of St. Ferdinand
and of Merit. It further contains u Memoran-
dum, that the nomination of Lietit.-Col. W. Mor•
tison, of the 'Madras Artillery, announced in the
Gazette of the 17th inst. does not take effect ; it
appearing\that the rank held by liar and
retoporary, and that his permanent rank is only
that of Captain.)
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MILITARY PROMOTIONS.% . -
Mar- Office, October 31, 1818.
6th Regiment of Magoon Guards—Regimental Quarfer-Mas-
- ter Charles Short to he Adjutant, with. the r:ittli of Cornet,
vice 141`Dowal, promoted ; and TrOop, ozi'aster-Nla.tcr 11,d-
ward Wbelden, to he Regimental Quarter-Master, vice
Short.
Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet the Hon. Charles
Westenra, from the 24th Light Dragoons, to he Cornet,
vice Cox, appointed to the 24th Light Dragoons.
17th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Os‘Vald Werge to be
Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice C;irden, de-
ceased; Capt. Jonathan Willing ton ,to be Major, without
purchase, vice Werge; Lieut. John Brackeabury to be Cap-.
tain of a Troop, vice IVillington:
22e-”itto—Cornet Thomas M'Keuzie, from the 24th Light
Di :-.:rions, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fitz•
Clal•!:Ice, appointed Sub-Inspector. of the Militia in the,
Ictniao.lslands.
24th Ditto—Cornet J. G. Palling, vice J. M. Gibson, de-
- ceased; Cornet C. M'Lcod : Cornet G. Coxe, 'from the
Bth Light. Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Palling"; 'Lieut.
Janus Mylne•to lie Adjutant, vice Pellicoday, deceased, to
be Lieneenants, without purchase. •
6th Regiment of Foot—Lieut. Grenville Pigot, from the- half-
pay of the 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice E.
Plun-
kett, who exchanges.
)7th Ditto.-;-Licutewant William Martin Yorke, from the 65th
. Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Stalkartt, deceased.
Ditto—Serjeant Major Pepperal to be (limiter Master,

vice Stevens, who resigni;
.47th Ditto—Captain G. F. Sadlier, from the half-pay of the
Regiment, to he Captain of a Company, vice Kirk, who ex-
changes, receiving the difference. •
53d Ditto--,Ensign Jacob • Silver to be Lientenanti without
purchase,-vice Brodie, deceased. .
62d Ditto--Lieutenant James 'Nip; to be Captain of a Com-
. pany, vice Butler, deceased; and Ensign Thomas Russell
to. be Lientenamt, vice Twigg.
650-Ditto—Lieutenant C. Mitchell, from the G991.F00t, to

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be Lieutenant, rice Yorke, appointed to the 17tit Foot.
69th Ditto—Lielit. J. Higginbotham. from half-pky of'the
" 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Harrison,who exchanges,
• reci.iving ,the Jitference 7 and Assistapt7Sorgeon J.' W.
Browne, from ball' pay cif the 89th I...mit, to hi?tisistant-
Sorgei.o, vce•Edwara'redlie, whb exclikages!:j
With Ditto—Hospital AssistantJatoes Robson' to be Assistant

Sur eon, Vice Loult/Lard, deceased. - . ' •
HOSPITAL STA FF—AO4III tat , Assistant Alexander Nelson,.
_ from half-pay; Hospital Assistant William Birrell, M.D.
from hall-pay;` and Hospital Assistant .lohn Bell, from
! half-pay, to be Hospital Assistants to the ForceS.
GAR,. ISO `• s—Lieutenant-General the 1-14)11. Sir Ed vt'ard Paget,
G.C.B. to lie Captain of Cowes Castle, in the Isle of Wight,

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rice Droti!y, deceased.
DIEMORANDum,-*The alTointinent of Lieut.-Jervis to be Ad-
jutant to the 7?.d Font has not to lien • •
Commission in the Dorseishire. Regiment of Militia, signed
.1)y-the Lord Lieutenant—William Greetood, Esq. to be
Captain, vicc•Julio Riei and (711 in-chill Saline, resigned.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

G. Germaine, Bristol, merchant.

' BANKRUPTS. . • -
C. S. Ashford, Harrow Road, Paddington, ironmonger, Nov.
7, 10,, and Dec. 12, at 1 welee, at Guildhall'. Attornies,
Messrs. Richardson and Miller,-New Inn*.
J. S. Adams, Newcastle-tinder-Lyre, merchant, Nov. 1t), 11,
and Dee. 12, at twelve, at the Plunk Bowl, Nottingham.
‘ornies, Messrs. Hurd anti .lohnson, Teinple• • •
Scholey, Paternt,ter-row, hooksciller, "Nov. 14,•24, and
• Dec. 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attu, nies, Messrs. Abbott
• and Viveash, Clark-!ante. •
J. Harrison, Aldermanhury, factor, Nov. 3, 14, and Dec.
12, at twelve, at 'Guildhall. - Attorney, Mr, Hubber?l.l)
Austin Ft tots. -
W. Doh Long-lane, Bermond,e*, carpenter, Nov. 7, 14,
and Dec. 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. t.ttot my, Mr. Kemp-
ster, KenningtopiAane.
G. Richards, '-herrard-street, St. James's, silversmith, Nov.
3, 14,-and-I)ee. 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
. Palmer mind
.Fia nee, Bed fot d-row.
Yorl7.e, Fleet/market, butcher, Nov. 14, 24, • and Dee, 12,
at ten, at Guildhall. Atlorney,.Mr. Shepherd, Bartlett's-
biliblings, Holborn.
L. Druid, Conduit-street,' flutc-manufactiirer, Nov. 7, 14,'
and Dec.. 12; at twelve, at Guildhall. •At totney, Air. Chip-
' • pindall,'Al•ibleim-plate, Burton Crescent.
J, Ealttn, Eton, coach-maker, Nov. 7, 14, and Dec. I*, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, -Mr. Richardson, Golden-
sqmire.
P. -Cochrem, of Bath, tailor, Nov. 10, 11, and Dec. 12. at
• eleveny at. time Angel-Inn, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Ad-
li noon and Gregory, Bedford-row.
4. Until! and G. J. de Witte, Commercial Chambers, Mine-
ituz-lane, merchants, Nov. 3, 17' and Dee. 12, at ten, at
• Guildhall. AttorttieS, Messrs. Eritt and Rixon,
square,
.11linor.cs) -
S. Siovr, High• street, Kensington, haberdasher, Noe. 7, 14,
and Dec. 12, at t v.clee, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dimes,
jun. Hatton-garden.
Wilcox,lt. Strand, woollen-draper, Nov. 7, 14, and Pec. 12,
at eleven. at-Guildhall. Attornies; Messrs. Hurd and John-
' son, Kin.es bench-walts, Temple.
J. !Wired, Harp Line, dealer, Nov. 3, 14, and Dec. 12, at ten,
at Gailltall. Attorney, Mr. Reed Nlarti-lane.'
miiehell, Plaistow, Essex, ship-?milder, Nov. 7, 14, and
Dec. -, at twelve, at Guildhall. .Attornies, Messrs. Knight
ant; Free wan, Bsingball-street

liolland-street, Blachfriars-road, corthvainer,
Nov.„7, 14, Dce. 1.2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. Parnell., (litter:ll-street, Spitallields•
W. C hirers, Cotunierelal-road, master mariner, Nov. 7, 14,
and Dec. 12, at r‘velve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Atebe-
sun, Great Windmill-street.
[Dividends, &c. To-morrow.]

Sro a.--,The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar,
computed from the Returns made in the week ending Octo-
bur 11, 1818, is ,17s. 91i1. ireF cwt. •

L.kW INTELLIGENCE.

''.....lNlrlam.

. coma OF CHANCERY, Om' 81.
TFIR TRUSTERS OF THR MARQUIS OF HASTINGS.

Mr. HAicr. -.applied to are, Court .for en order,
directing tlra:.. Mr: Evans, .an Attorney, should
pay into the Cone( .a stun of moncy;aMounting to
9000/. which it- was alleged he had in his hands,
ha one (if.the Trustees; under. cr,deed•,of trust, for
'the sale• of -certain estates of -.the Matquis.• and,
Marchioness of Hastings, of which the. proceeds
we" e to , be applied to liquidate the-debts of the
Hatt further .subtnitted„ that-Mr.
Evans, '.tip; v~::s aiSti Solicitot to the. Trust, should
to beJaxed...
A,I;ETtEKeLt., on the part of Mr. Evans,
opposefl,this anwion/iVhlch he;said was.unneees-
sarronitheTart of the, Cxerlitors, and was only
made for the purpose-tof brimging before the public
the names of the Noble PetsonS, concerned. No
p-art of .the 4.,ondkitt of Iris 'client; who, was a man
of strict honour and hightfrof,essional character,
had rerole:red it . riccessaryi.„, He had no interest
retaiuititg •thootorriey,:iiatutislionld his Lordship
think it right to order tbri-snm alleged to •be in his
hands to be ptiid into COurt,-,he was ready 'imme-
diately to do so.
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The Lalw V,1104 ANCOR:flatti this. was a motion
Afttofr,ifieiable importance.., The question was,
,41 a.,•-MO-59{1.-.llViling-i.o44;imself.the-charac-

ters of solicitor-slid trustee, under a truet.deed,
was to be subjected to the same ditties and re-
straints as would be imposed on him if he stood
io the sinOe character of a solicitor. He- had not
the pleasure of knowing Mi. Evans, but •he would
suppose- hint to be a Gentleman of the highest
honour, and 'Should act towards - hint in the same
manner as he sitotild towards the friend be most
respected, if placed in Mr. Evans's situation. in
what be should feel it his duty to say, tfierefore,
nn this occasion, Mr. Evans would not feel there
was the least imputation tlirown on his" charac-
ter and conduct. With -I(lpect to that part of
the motion Which prayer t an-order for payment
Of money into Court, he should make no decision.
npou. it, because there was 00 statement of ac-
counts before him, or any proof dolt Mr. Evans
had money_ in his hands. With respect to the
other part of the motion, namely, that be should
deliver a copy of his bill of costs, it must be un-
derstood, that when a Gentlenratvtook on -him-
self the .joint office of _solicitor and trustee, he
toult on hin/self the office of acting against
himself ; his :character of trustee did not defetyl
him from being caned -on to do that as a solicitor,
which he as a trustee wouid be bound to call on.
any other individual, standing in the character of
solicitor, to do. The agreement which had been
alluded to by Mr. Evatts's Counsel for submitting
the matter to arbitration did oot/at. all restrain.the
power of the Court. The Solicitor was .bound
to
((civet- a copy of h:s. bill ; and he should now ac-
cordingly make his order, that such copy should
be delivered on or before the 21st of Deceniber

next.

Alt:. Evans said, lie had never refused to give a
copy; lie had offered to submit his charges, to the
con,itferatiOn of any private individual, and had.
tondo taken to furnish a 'copy of his bill by the
27th of Noventbet.
The Loan CH ANCIILLOR.-.--Try, Mr. Evans,
what you can do by that clay now.
Mr. Evans said, it would not be in his power to
deliver his bill at an eatlitt period than that fixed
by his Lordliii)..
-A Counsel behind the bar said, his friend Mr.
Hart
had greatly understated the amount of the
creditirrs' dematti's ; just ead of 30,0001. the
amount Was upwards of 200,000/.
Evans said, upwalds of 70,0001. bad been
paid tiff; awl he was at this vet y time (so tar
fret)) Laying cash iu his.hands, as stated) a cre-
ditor on the'cash-account. _ _ _

The LORD .CHANCELLOR.—Let a copy of the
bill be delivered by the ky named. •

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, OCT. 31
The Court were occupied the whole day in
!tearing
arguments on special cases and demurrers,
of no great interest.