The Sun. — London, England, 1807-04-13 00:00:00

From .the LONDON GAZETTE, April 11, 1807 , ..\.t the Court at the Queen's Palace, the Bth of i 807, Present, • The King's Most 'Excellent Majesty in Council. This day the Right Honourable Henry Viscount the Right Houddrable John Lord Teign mouth,' :and' the Right 1.-Tonourable Major-General Si Arthur Wellesley, K, B. 'were, by His Majesty's Cnnumandoworn of Hig Majesty's Most Honour able Privy Council, and took their respeolive places at the Board accordingly. Whitehall, April 1.1,1867. • The King has been pleased to order t; Writ to be issued under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of i ,Great.Britain and Ireland for summoning the Right Honourable Charles William Montagu Scott , `commonly. called Earl of Dalkeith) 'up to the f-liuse of Peers, by the stile and title of. Baron Tynedale, of Tynedale, in the County ot Northum berland. The King has also been pleased to order a Writ to, be issued under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland fOr summon ing the Right Honourable George Gordon (corn manly-called Marquis of Huntley) up to the House of Peers, by the style and title of Baron Gordon; of Huntley, in the CoulltY of Gloucester. ‘. Whitehall, April 11,, 1807. The King "has 'been pleased to appoint His Grsce Alexander Duke of Gordon, Knight of the most Ancient Order of the Thistle, to be Keeper of the Great Seal of Scotland. The King has been pleased to grant to the Right Hollow able George Rose, the Office of Treasurer of His Majesty's Navy. .Foreign Office, April t 1807. The. King has beeti pleased to appoint the Right HOnourable Granville Leveson Gower (commonly called Lord GranVille.Leveson Gower) . to be. His Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and' Plenipo- . tentiary at the Court of St. PetersbUrgh. Downing-street, April 10, 1807. The King has been pleased to appoint John Hol low.ay, Esq. Vice-Admiral of the Red SqUadron of His Majesty's Fleet, to be Governor and Commander i i Chief of the Island of Newfoundland, in North America. - • _ Downing-street, April 10, 1807. The King has been pleased to appoint Hugh Elliot, Esq: to be Captain General and Governor in Chiefof the Island of Barbadoes, in America. The King has been, pleased to appoint William Lnkin, Esq. to be Captain-General and Governor in Chief of the Island of Dominica, in. America. The King has been pleased to appoint Sir James Cockburn, Bart. Governor and Commander in Chief of the Island of Curagoa. 11 7 .1r-Office, April xr, ;817. 4th Rrgirnent 'of Dragoon Guards, Cornet John King, Mini the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, without purahase. 3d Regiment of Dragoons - Gerrard, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase. tith Regiment of Light Dragoons, 'William Smith, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Ditherley, promoted. Ed ward Deilbie Temple, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Crawford, promoted. 14th Ditto, Captain Frederick Villebois, from. Half-pay of the I nde pendents, to be Captain of a 'Trobp, vice Morrit, who exchann'es, receiving the difference. 16th Ditto, John Phillips Buchanan, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Fletcher, promoted. t3d Ditto, Major Patrick Ross to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Lumley, whO retires, Captain Charles Turner to be Major, vice Ross. Lieutenant Charles , - Webb Dance to be Captain of a Company, vice Turner. Cornet Sir Thomas Leighton, Bart. to be Lieutenant, vice Dance. _ _ . 24th Regiment of Foot, William Anderson, Gent. to be Ve terinary Surgeon, vice Parsons, deceased. tat Ditto, Ensign lohn Baldry, from the 7th West India Re glint:lit, to be Ensign, vice Kelly, who exchanges. 3d Ditto, Captain Richard Burke, from the Canadian Fen cibles, to be Captain of a Company, vice Colville, who exchanges. - To he- Lieutenants—Ensign Frederick Neligan. Ensign Ben jamin Heazle. Ensign William Tetlow. Ensign Wil liam Fowden. Ensign Thomas Sheldrake. Ensign Ma thew LearliaM. Ensign P reise To be EnsignS—Ensign Henry Gillman, from Half-pay of the z7th Fool, vice Neligan. William Annesley, Gent. vice Heazle. lames Campbell Fielding, Gent. vice 1 et loW. Charles lames, Gent. vice Fowden John Haly, Gent. Vice Sheldrake. Richard Houghton, Gent, vice Leatham. - W.. Manders, Gent, vice O'Donnell. - 6th Ditto, Ensign lan - ' Kirk, from the Ist Garrison Batta lion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 9•11 Ditto, Gentleman Cadet William Burn, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Sandys, whose Ap pointment has not taken place. tith Ditto, fames Williams,. Gent. to , be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Turner, promoted. 14th Ditto, Ensign Henry Hill to be Lieutenant, vice Wright, appointed to the 6th Garrison Battalion. Henry Gam ble, Gent. to be Ensign. vice Hill. 18th Ditto, Charles Pratt, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Nedham, appointed to the t9th Foot. zoth Ditto, \\ ilitain Crockat, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. 27th Ditto, ohn Cruithorne Wilkins, Gent. to be Assistant- Surgeon. 58th Ditto, Captain William B. Loftus, from the z;th Light Dragoons, to be Major, by purchase, vice Borland, who retires. 44th Ditto, Robert Russell, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fitzgerald, promoted in the 6th Garrison Battalion. loth Ditt o , SVilliam Turner, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Taylor, whose Appointment has not taken p lace. 57th Ditto, Ensign Dugald I‘l 4 Gibban to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Harris, promoted in the 72d , Foot. 59th Ditto, 'Captain John . Nunns, from halt-pay oldie late ia9th Foot, to be Captain of a Company,• vice Lord Alex- ander Gordon, who exchanges. 6ist.llitto, Lieutenant Henry lames , to be Captain of a Corn. pony, vice Bulkeley, deceased. 63(1 I)itto, Ensign James Rogers to be Lieutenant, vice Thomson, deceased. - Gerrard, Gent. to be 'Ensign, vice Rogers, 79th Ditto, Ensign lames Cameron to be Lieutenant, with.; out purchase, vice Burke, appointed to -the 38th Foot. Wm. Lcaper, Cent, to be. Ensign.„ - vice Cameron. 22d Ditto, Major Wm. White tee, from the rst West India Regiinsnt, tO - b_-Major, vice Sandys, -vOaexchanges. 87th Ditto, _Captain George Davidson, from Half-pay of the Lite9tlt Wczit India Regiment, to be Captain ,o 1 a Com pany, vice W right, who exchanges. 9oth Ditto, Captain fiori. George Murray,. from the zd Re-• giment of .Lue Guards, to be Major, by purchase, vice . Lord Ruthven, who retires. Est West India Regiment . , MajorVlichard Sandys, from the 87-d Foot, to he Major, vice Lee, who exchanges.' Robert Gilmour, Gent, tobv Ensign, by purchase, vice Gordon, • promotad in the 67th Foot. • sth Archibald Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, Vice Gore, deceAetl: 7th Ditto, Ensign Henry Kelly, from the Royals, to be En sign, vice Paldrey,.wno exchanges. ,Royal West India Rangers, Ensign Luke Mercer to be Lieu. tenant vice Chiles, deceased. Alex. Calder, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Marccr. NVatteville's Regiment. To be Ensigns—Ensign De - 'St. Martin, troth Roll's Regiment, vice Weiss, promoted. • Terser, Gent. vice Dubost, promoted. Albrecht 4 Mailaeli ,S 4, mt.:I,RM 'Remit, promoted_ • Roll's Reginient, R. Segesset, Cont. to be 'Ensign, vice St. Martin, appointed to Watteville's Regiment. Froberg's Regiment, Captain Fretterick. Watteville to have permanent Rank in the Army. Ist Garrison Battalion; Richard Irwin Ireland, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Barber, promoted in the BthGarrison Battalion. stli Ditto, Lieutenant Eyre Tiench, from Half:pay of the 13th Foot, to be Lieutenant. Quarter-Master Patrick Corbet, from the gist Foot, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign• Robert Christie, Esq. to be Paymaster. 6th - Ditto Ensign Gerald Fitzgerald, from the 44th Foot, to be Lieutenant. Ensign and Adjutant - Win. - Gore Well to have the Rank of Lieutenant. Ensign Edward Waller to be Lieutenant. Edmund Kelly Ireland, Gent. to be En sign, vice Waller. Bth Ditto, Ensign Samuel Barber, from the ist -Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant. Arthur Carey, Esq. to be Paymaster. tat Royal Veteran Battalion,. Major Simon Fraser, fronctlie 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, tits be Major, vice FOrtye, who exchanges. zilDitto; Captain John Vicary; from the tall Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lyman, ap pointed to the sth Royal Veteran Battalion. _ • 6th Ditto, Major Thos Fortye, froM the Ist. Royal - Veteran Battalion, to be Major, vice Fraser, who exchanges. 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, Asistant Surgeon Wm. Par rott, font the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, to b.! Assistant Surgeon, vice tlarris, who exchanges. yth Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Bell, from the loth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Baillie, who ex changes. Assistant Surgeon T. Harris, from the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be 'Assistant-Surgeon,lvice Parrott, who exchanges. Loth Ditto, Lieutenant William Baillie, from the yth Roy al Veteran - Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice. Bell, who exchanges. Canadian Fencib3es, Captain Michael Colville,from' the 3d Foot, -to be CaN ain of a Conpany, vice Burke, who exchanges. May 9. Waiter Hunt, late of Putney, Surrey, grocer, at 'twelve, at Guildhall, London. May g.. Elizabeth Fitton, of Bolfon on the Moors, Lanca shire, milliner, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 2. George Tinkler and John Risk, of Nleal'd's-court, • Wardour-street, Soho, Middlesex, leather-sellers and co partners, at ten, at Guildhall. May 5. John Christian Hube, of Broadway, Deptford, Kent,,potter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 8. Bryan Pearty, of Kendal, Westmorland, skinner, at 'six, at the White Hart Inn, Kendal. May 9. John Wilson, late of Kendal, Westmorland, tallow chandler, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Kendal. April 25. James Fletcher Hughes, of -Wigniore-street, Ca vendish-square, Middlesex, stationer, at twelve, at Guild hall. May 5. Samuel Ilitchin, of Kingsland-road, Middlesex, victualler, at eleven, at Guildhall. .May 5. Michael Phillips, of Norris,street, l-laymarket, Middlesex, grocer, at ten,' at Guildhall. • May 5. George SoOthard, of New Bond-street, 'Middlesex, linen-draper, at one, at Guildhall. ' May 26. , lames Robertson and James Hutchinson, of Fleet street, London, oilmen and co=partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 4. William Rouse, of Worcester, silversmith and jewel:. ler, at eleven, at the Crown Hotel, Worcester. April; 28. Michael Favell, late of High-street, South wark, Surrey, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. • May 5. Francis Scurry, of Kent-road, Surrey, coandealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May .16. • Hugh Lloyd. of Middle Temple-lane, London, money•scrivener„at ten, at Guildhall. 'May 5. Peter Gsndon, -Of Wentworth-street, Whitechapel, Muidlesex, cooper, at ten, at Guildhall. May t 2. William johnSbn, of Edgeware-road, Middlesex, collar-maker, at eleven, at Guildhall. May g. Samuel Wilkinson and Joseph Borough; of •High Wycombe, and of Great Marlow, Buckinghamshire, bankers and co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATE,S. May 2..-Williant Handley, of I3everley, Yorkshire, currier. John Collard the younger, of Canterbury, Kent, hop-dealer. Robert'W ilbertoss, late of the NI i nories, London, linco-d raper. Robert Curidall the younger, of York, common-brewer. Jsaae Newton, of Manchester, cotton-manufaclurer. • John Holliday, of North Audley-street, Hanover-square, Middlesex, carpenter and undertaker. • - Abraham Mendes Pereira, of 'Old Bethlem, London, mer chant. PARTNERSHIPS DIScOLPED. Jonah and John- Rylanec, Pilkington, Lancaster, cotton-ma nitfadurers. Joseph Fletcher and ion. Bradbury. Manchester, grocers. T. Taylor, T. Stroud, and W. Taylor, Ludgate-street, ha- . , . berdashers. Mary Hurst and Richard Bond, Brownlow-street, St.Giles's, . . smiths. G. Castle, T. jowett, and I. Hickson, Huggin-lane, Wood street, hosiers. John Edmonds and James Edmonds, Brick-lane, St. Luke's, cotton.dyers. N • Porter and C. Welch, Birmingham, faaors. 1. Macdonald and T.- Bailey, Harris-place, Oxford-street, printers. G. Madeley, W. Hodson, W. Haywood, P. F. Muntz, and j. Roberts, Birmingham, glass and china-manufacturers. J. Moore and P. Moore, Red Lion-square, Holborn, builders. R. Guest and W. Kettle, Birmingham, brace-manufacturers. D. Shaw and W. Arrowsmith, Liverpool, merchants. OLD BAILEY. POVRTII DAY.-APRIL I I. Mr. Williams,. late proprietor of the Swan. with Two Necks, in Lad -lane, was put to the bar before 10 o'clock in- the morning, and arraigned on an in didment; charging hirit' with having, on the 29th ofDecember, 1 8 po, wilfully, feloniously and liciously . set fire to his premises, with intent to de fraud the proprietors of the Globe and Sun Firein surance 'Offices. Messrs. Gurney, Pitcairn and Bolland were coun sel for the proecution. The case, on the part of the Priioner, was condu&ed by 'Mr. Serjeant Best,- Mr. Dancey, Mr. Alley and Mr.. Gleed. After a short opening..by Ir. BoLt..ANn, - Mr. GURNEY, in a speech which lasted upwards of an hour and a half, stated the . faas Of the ease,. 'as he was instrufled they would be sUbstantiated by evi dence that-would be adduced to the Court. and Jury: According to the praefice that hath of late prevailed in our Courts of Criminal Judicature, a model of the premises was produced, with upwards of one hun dred different apartments marked by the names or numbers by which they were distinguished, so that the Jury might be the more strongly impressed with the idea of the different situations in which fire was found to have taken place. The Learned Counsel, however, most candidly observed, that the princi.: pal fa6ts would be sworn to by a man of the.name of Trigge, who had been a servant to the Prisoner.— The evidence of this man was to be received with caution, as if he were an accomplice, though . the Learned Counsel had no reason to believe that it was so. This was on account of the certainly blameable conduct of the witness, in having fora considerable length of time concealed his knowledge of the most suspicious part of the fire. However, in the most lenient point of view, as far as his testimony was borne out by,other circumstances, he would be en titled to full credit with the Court and Jury. Mr. James B. Hall, Sutveyor to the Sun Fire- Office, was then • called.. He proved, that in th 9 month of August, 1 805, the Prisoner was insured at the Sup Fire-Office for WOOL In 'the December following he applied to have his policy made out for gOOOl. - ; but that wa s n o t sent home to the Prisoner. The witness received a - third policy from the hands of the Prisoner. This was done at the Globe Office for the sum of 4000]. 'A good deal of argument then took place between the Counsel on both sides, as to the powerolthe Dire&ors to prosecute, without : naming all the Prd prietors. But Lord ELLENBOROUGIi observed, that they who subscribed the policy were personally liable in the first instance. Sit - Thomas Theo** Metcalfe, JaMes , Richard Ridley, and Sir- Walte r Stirling, had signed the policy ; they were therefoie answerable on the one hand, and had a right to prose cnie on the other. If an a&lon were to be brought under this policy against any others but those three, he should dire& the Plaintiff to be non-suited. Thotnas Trigge, who was chamberlain at' the Swan with Two Necks, Lad-lane, in December 1805, stated, that -about six in the evening a fire wa s dis cOvered in. a p lace called the wood-room, which wa4, agarret that was foriumber. This fire vas not ex- - ting,tiished until between ten and:eleven at night. In about an hour aftetthat another tire was discover ed in the room No. 27. Here, he said, the fireman of the _Sun Fire Office pulled out a candlestick from under the bed. This-fire -was soon extinguished.— When all appeared to • be safe, Mr. Williams went to bed, at about half-past one C.olock; but between two and three in the morning a thirdfire broke out; thiS was•at No. 163 the firetrien chopped down 'the door, played their engines, and it was soon exti - ~isi~c.l. There was also a fire in No. l , t but it very little damage, and went out without any thin ; bt!ing done to extinguish it. •" _ _ _ _ _ At fintr in the i - norninillirs. §impson, the head chambermaid, and the Witness found. that a Empii closet of No. GG, was onsfire ; the lower shelf was all of a &laic. " There was a bottle,' with three or four, .or perhaps five glasses of brandy in it—the bottle was hot, and the Witness tasted the brandy. This fire appeared to have been occasioned, by sinall bits ofpaper, the cinders of which were-then on the shelf. The Witness extinguished this fire with a piece of green baiZe that he found in the cupboard. He af terwards told his Master that if the people at the Insurance Office were to know of this fire. his in surance would not be worth a farthing. At his Mas . - ter's request he secreted the boards that had been, partly burlied, and did not make the people who came from the Fire Offices acquainted With either of these circumstances until after he was discharged. He owed no enmity to his Master, and had never threatened or hinted that he would accdse him of any other capital offence. Mary Simpson, -the head chambermaid, cormbo ,. ; rated some of the fads related by, the la:t witness ; but she stated that in the closet of No. 66, the wood was black ,andsmoaking, it was not in a blaze. She did not see Trigge taste the brandy, nor was there anything but draining in the bottle; it was: quite cold when-it was taken off the shelf. About :the months of May or June following, Mr. Williams de; termined on uniting the places of chamberlain and cliambertriaid-tOgetrier, so as to make one person do the duty,of both . ; he offered the double situation to the witness ; she told Trigge of this, and he was very angry. The same evening he got a line and rule. and appeared to be measuring distances about various parts - of the house.; he had a pen and ink, and wrote something occasionally as he went on. Mr. Hall was again_ examined ; Le swore, That at No. 21, the place where the fourth fire was stated to have taken place, the bed curtains had the appear ance of having been burned, and the glass of the window was cracked as if by fire. The lines in a crack which was occasioned by fire was of a ent form from those that were occasioned by any pressure against the glasS. He examined the Pri soner; and took down his words, on the morning after the fire. At that 'examination the .Prisoner omitted giving him any account of the fire that 'had taken place in the closet of No. 66. . • John Fletcher, who was, at the time of the fire, head-waiter in the Prisoner's Louse, deposed that hi's -master appeared to be extremely anxious about his property; he gave directions to all the servants, about 16 in numb:2r, sonic to secure the moat valua ble of his own property and the lurgag - e of the Gen tlemen who 4Odged in the house; and on the first disCovery of the fire he ordered ail the assistance that could possibly be procured to eudeavour to ex tinguish the flames, whilst a servant was sent off to acquaint :the of the accident. Luke Bark, an under-waiter, saw furniture re moved'frOm places that were on fire towards No. 27. He`heard his master say, " For God's sake do what you can to get a supply of water." Miss Mather, a young lady who visited the famk ly of Mr. Williams, heard Trigge insinuate, a short time before he was discharged, that his master had been guilty of a most heinous crime of a different nature from that for which he was now tried. This testimony was corroborated by one of the servants is the house. , -----_. Mr: Moore, a clerk at the Bank of England, beard Trigge say, the day after-the fire, that he believed the second fire had been o:casioned by the rem o val offurniture that was partly on fire to N0.'27. Mr. Frisby, wine -merchant, who is an Assignee to the Prisoner, -under a Commission of Bankruptcy that has been issued aginst him since the time of tie fire, gave him a most, excellent charaaer. 'Mr. Lewip, of the New York Coffee-house,whOm the Prisoner had served three or four years as waiter, also bore testi mony to the Prisoner's honesty and good concluet• Mr. Thomas Hart had such an excellent opinion with the. Prisoner's honesty that he took his premises with the friendly view of giving them up to him when ever he might be enabled to resume his business.-- Mr: Waterhouse, coach- master, also appeared oil behalf of the Prisoner, both as to his characler and the exertions which he made at the time -of the fire to get it extinguished: After a minute and impartial charge from Lord ELLENBOROUGH, the Jury withdrew fur about the spade of twenty minutes ; and, at half -past eight at night, pronounced the Prisoner—Not GO/y. H e was genteelly dressed in black,, and appea , cd to listen to every thing that was said against bins 'with great-attention, and Uncommon firmness. Elizabeth Maddox and Isabella Lamb were CaPi tally•convicCted for stealin g a quan tity of coals and a quantity of potatoes, the property of John Higgins. . _ . . . . - LONDON : Printed by R l c H Aßottn ia ,of No, 4, martlett_coujr, Bow 7 street • and put:l:then hy NY ILLI Am ARMIGER SCR;PP'S, of South Molton, At tl.c SUN-01‘rici - 4, Ni o . 4', s, • -, Nd ; - 'where Adoertisements, Orders for the Priper, I etters for the Editor, &C. (post-pail), it 1.4 , H o.. , ~.. HOSI'ITAL STAFF. Assistant Surgeon John Hopkins Radford, from . .the Royal Waggon Train, to be Surgeon of a Recruiting Distritt, vice • Batty, placed on Half-pay. BAR RA GKS. 1 To be Barrack-Masters in Great Britain, Henry Grant, Est', late in the India Service, vice Duffy. lohn Austin, Gent. vice . Philp s, dis nissed. Thomas Fowler, Esq. Captain in Ritdnor Militia, vice West. To be a Deputy Barrack-Master in Great Britain, Edward Naish, Esq. Captain on Half-pay of goth Foot, vice King„ dismissed. MEMORANDUM. The Appointment of Lieut. Dance, from the 23cl Light Dragoons, to be Captain in the 6oth Regiment. of loot, as stated in the Gazette of the 17th ult. has not taken place. ERRATA in the Gazettes of the cth July, tB°6, the 14th ult. and the hpit , Ist RtNiment of Foot, For W. Stock, Gent. to be .Ensign, read, \V..; Pollock, Gen , . to be Ensign. 7th Garrison Battal , --, For Georg:: Browne, Gent. to be Ad jutant, with tri Rank of Ensign, read, George Boutin:, Gent. to be ;utant, with the R.:ak. of Ensign. 61st Foot, For Robert Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vici. Stewart, promoted, read, Robert Armstrong, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Stewart, promoted. Commissions in the Tunbridge Wells Volunteers, signed by . the .1 end Lieutenant of the County of. Kent. Lieut. Charles Mogg to be Captain, vice Cumberland, re signed. D. ted April z, 1807. Commissions in the East Worcester Volunteer Infantry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Francis Dynely, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated March 30, 1807. Commissions in the Whitechapel Volunteers, signed by she L ord • Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets. Dated Nov. 14, tBa6. Louis Lucas; Gent. to be Ensign. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County .of Derby. Derby Volunteer Inf intry.-Lientenant lon. Gilbert to be Captain. Dated March 28, 1807. Ensign Joseph Coo; Per to be Lieute ant. Dated as above. Ensign John Wal lis to be ditto. Dated as above. Ensign W in. Duesbury to be ditto. Dated as above.. Ensign John Keeling to be ditto. Dated as above. : lames Oakes, jun. to be Ensign, Dated as above. lohn Hope to be ditto. Dated as above. Ashborne Volunteer Infantry, Ensign Wm. Riddlesden to be Lieutenant. Dated March 28, 1807. Rich. Hogg to be Ensign. Dated as above. Commissions in tho Worcester Militia; signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas Henry Bund, Esq. late Captain in the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice G winnell, resigned. Dated March 30, 1807. Thomas Prestage, Gent. to be Lieute nant. Dated April 3, 1807. Henry Davey, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 4, rBO7. Edward Peurice, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April 3, 1807. Commissions in the ad Regiment of Glasgow Volunteers, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lanark, and Pice Lieutenant. Lieutenant-Colonel lames Graham to be Lieutenant- Cohmei. Commandant, vice Flyn, resigned. Dated Dec" 2 7, 1306. Lieutenant David Hamilton to he Captain, vice Sword, promoted in the gth Regiment of Glasgow Volunteers. Dated Feb. to, 1807. Ensign Andrew Earlane to be Lieutenant, vice Stark, resigned. D..:ed OCI 28, 1806. Ensign lames M`Farlane to be ditto, vice Brome ,( kerased. Dated Dec. 27, 1206. Ensign Win. Adeikle to be ditto, vice HareiL.ll, promoted. Dated Feb. to, 1 80 7. M‘Vicar, Gent. to be tri e ign, vice Grattan), resigned.' Dated Ott. 7.8, IS:. - ,6. • Thornas Wilson, Gent. to be ditto, vice Ai' Eadane, promoted. Datad Dec. '17,' 1806 . W m. Lindsay, Gent. to be ditto; vice M'Farlime. promoted. Dated Feb. to, . lames Russel, Gent. to be ditto, vice Meikle, promoted. Dated as above. Crown-Office, April H, 1807. MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT• - - Borough of Monmouth.—The Hon. Charles Henry Somer set, commonly called Lord Charles Henry Somerset. County of Buckingham.—The most Hon• Wru Henry Ca. vendish lientinck. Scott, commonly called the Marquis of Titchfield. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. fames Whiteh ea d turer, from March 14 to April 1 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. 0. ...I-lurch -stree t, Surrey, hat-rnanufac- BANKRUPTS- ' Maurice Da Coita, late of Sherborne-lane, London, mer chant, to surrender April 1.1. A 5, and M aY 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, -and Maples, Old Jewry. William Thompson, of Manchester, grocer, M a y t, 2, and a;, at twelve, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth, Manchester; or Missrs. Milne and Parry, London. WABain Barnahs Lambert- of Manthester, grocer, April tt, 22, and May 23, At two, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Johnson and BAilcy, Alan chester ; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, London. Thomas William Booth. of Holcome-Brook, Tottington, Lancashire, shopkccper,A pri I 24, 27, and May 23, at twelve, at the Hare and Hounds inn, Bury, Lancashire. Attornies, Mr. Woodcock, Bury; or Mr. Blikelock, Itn. cow t, Temple, London. Robert Mann, of Huggin-lane, Wood-street, London, ware houseman, April 54, 35, and May 23, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. DIVIDENDS. May 4 Richard Banker, of Liverpool, sail-maker, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. May S. Richard Dearman, of ilarntley, and Robert Dear . man, of Pindar Oaks, Westborough, Yorkshire, merchants add co-partners; at eleven. at the White Bear Inn, Barnsley.. May 4. Thomas Brawu, of Penn, Staffordshire, miller and baker, at eleven, at the lerningharn Arms Inn, Shiffnall, Salop. May 4. Henry Richard Boyven,of Bath, chinaman, at eleven, at the York Hotel, Path. MaY 23. Thorna,s Brewer', of Chippenham, Wiltshire, linen draper, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. May 4. lohn 13addcrley, of Wolverhynpron, Szaffbrdshire, druggist, at eleven, at the lerningttan Arms nall, '4Adop. ' May y. Sailiuel. Miles, of Bristol, corn-fador, at eleven, at s the Bush Tav,:rn, Bristol. • May 6. lames PickUp, of Burnley, 1-ancasrure, cotton.spih ner, at five, at the bull lan, May 2. David Maitland, late - of Wig,n, Laneqshire, Walter Campbell, of London, and ;lain Wri;llt, of Liverpool, cot ton-wiagutatlturers and Co-partners, at one, at the Globe Tavrn, Liverpool. May q. Mt Morley, of SeWardstone, Essex, miller, at ten, -at Guild all, London. . • e SHIP NEWS. LIVERPOOL, APRIL S. Arrived—the Susannah; Wilson, and Experience; R RCP* rio, from Cork ; Clarence, Grieve, from Demerara ; Yor rich, Lambert, trom Charlestown; and Nancy, Bali, froD Dundalk. GRAVYSIIND, APRIL iO. Passed by—the Prince of Wales, , froth Malta ; and Fingal!, Owen, from Gibraltar. Sailed—the, Everetra,. Patterson, Lord St. Helens, Suett, Mary; Sarnran; and rEniit*, Peacock, fot Quebec 3 tairwr , , Crosby, and Hope, Besant, for New Brunswick , Governor Milne, Allan, for St.'l-)oinim.;o ; Princess Mary, Huilt, JO Anna, Poynter, tar Waterford. fiIARRIEI). On Thursday L.lst,.at West Mailing, Kent, William l-Tentf Douce, Esq; third son of the late Thomas Augustus Douce , Esq. la Miss lane Downman„ third daughter of Lieutenant' 'Colonel Downman, of the Royal Artillery.— On Friday . last, •Baddely Child, Esq. to Miss Catherilt e . Fork of Newcastle, Statiordiliire. The same day, at Exeter, Mr. Robert Boyd, of Lofidour Coal-merchant, to Miss Clark, ot-thc same pficN. Lately, Mr. Williams, Bookseller, of Lion,, to Mi:o Turner, of Norton, near Mansfield, Notts. .. DigD, On the 4th of Septemb:r last, at Arrah, Benga;, (:iii o Cock, Esq. PRICE_ O. SATU 7 STOCKS DA V. . India Stock, :84 tB6 India Bonds, 5,, pr. Old Ann. Excited. Bills, 3s. is. 3s• P t Ornoturp, Irish ()minion), 3 Imperial 3 per•Cenl. Cons. fur 14tt1 April, 62.1 Bank Stock, Navy s per Cent, g 6 a 5 per Cent. 1:197, I risit 5 per Cent. 4 Per Cent•• 79 w a ; per Cent. Rect. 6 r per Cent Con 624 Wnk 1.. Ann. 47 9-t6ths Ditto Short Ann. fiIGIi*WATER Kr LONDON DIUDG .T04;1014. ROW. Morning, 33. min. after 6. j Afternoon, o tnin. after s freer, G rosy enor-square ; ,tst be addressed.