The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-02 00:00:00

TT itehalf, April 1, 1806.

The King has beennple‘ased to grant the dignity of
a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Gileat °Britain
and Ireland to the following Gentlemen, and the
respetlive heirs - male .of their bodies lawfully be-
gotten, viz. '
Joseph Scott; of Great, -Ntrr, in the county of
Statf,rd, Esq. Alex, Mac& ..ald Lockhart, of .Lee
and Caenwatli, Esq. John :Morris, of Clasemont,
in the county ot' Giamorgan, Esq. - Alex. Ramsay,
otglialmain; the county of Kincardine, Esq. John
Lubbock, of Lamas, in the county of Norfolk, Esq.

Dutlin castle, March 28 , 1806.

The Duke of Bedford, who , embarked- at Holy-
head on Tuesday, night, the :;.;)th inst. on board' his
Majesty's Yacht the Dorset, arrived in this harbour
early' this morning.
Ills Grace, on his arrival in Dublin, was receiv;
ed by the Lord Mayor, Ai,iermeu, sheriffs, and
Commons, of the City of Dublin, His Grace, at-
tended by a Squadron of DrAgeous, proceeded to the
Castle, and the Council having assembled at three
o'clock, his Grace lead introduced in form to his Ex-
cellency the Earl of li.irclwicke, who received him
sitting under the Catopy of State in the Presence
'Chamber, from whence .a procession was made in
.the usual state lo the Council Chamber : the Court-
cal sitting, his Grace's Commission was read, and'the
Oath being administered to him, his Grace was in-
vested with the Collar of the most illustrioui Order
of St. Patrick, and received the Sword of State from
the Earl of. Hardwicke. _ _ _

• His Grace afterwards repaired to the Presence
Chamber, and received the compliments of the No 7
bility and other persons of distiuCtion upon hiS safe
arrlv al, and taking upon him the Government of
Ireland.

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If 'ar U itr, ilp,i/ T.
!St Regiment of Dragoun Guards, Cornet John Weinyss to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Barrow, promoted. John.
Dorset hriughursr. Gent. io be Cornet, vice Wemyss.
I,th Regimvar (ct Light Dragoons, I'hotnas Gartside, Gent.
to be cornet, withnut purchase, vice Hawkins, promoted.
jd Ditto, Major Patridc Kos,,, from the 26th toot, to be
Nhyar, c,.c i teeth, win, exclialwes. -
Colci3tteam Regiment o. Foot Guards Emign TifornasWOod
to be Cieutetiatir, 131 purchase;len-L.1'64 lottWL. Johnstone,

who rettr
gilt it egitnent of foot, Charles I.Wernyss,Genr. to be Lieu.
witlitr,t purchase, vrce Cow icnay,
Lieutuaq,r 018.1tOlfS011 to he Capraiii a
• ompany, by pur.iiase, ',me Prendergast, wii retires.
9th 1-)t1(..., Ensign- WutAtitain tube Lieutenant, vvitnaut
purchase. Philip Taylot,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wood-

juin. . •
/:tit -Ditto, George Itilton,Gent. to, be. Ensign, without pur,
chase, vice Wasey. proinotcil w the.z6th Foot.
Isth Ditto, bun Huhiphre3s, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur.
chase, vice Cox, promoted. Henry Arden, Gent. to be
Ensign, 'vice isney, deceased. •
zisi onto, itohai Wilkinson, Gent. to be Second Lieute.
rant, without pureltaSe; vice Mair, promoted in the 7th

Foot- • _
a6th Ditto, •,Major Samson Freeth, from the 23d Light Dra-
goons, to be Major, vice Ross, who exchanges. Ensign
EFecierick W ,sey, trout the lath Pool, to be Lieutenant,-
by piii..nasc. vice Berl t, who retires. •
77th Ditto, Lieutenant 1-1..n...J0bti Thefluson, from the 7111
Dragu..ns, to De Captain or a Company, by purchase,
vice Waters, who revres.
31st Ditto, - Wyialht:ta, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Bcam•sh, promoted. •
32:1 Ditto, Eioign Arthur Disney to be Lieutenant, without
• purchas'e.„, vice (PRearney, who retires.
45th Ditto,. Lietvenant Francis Powell, from the 66th Foot,
4th
be rietitenari!, without purchase.
.4ph imt,), Norman Wighwick, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur.
chase, vice Brackelibuzy; promoted. Robert liartley,Gelit.
to be Ensign, without purchase.
s 4th Ditto, Ensign Witham Atkinson, from the nth Foot,
to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Webb, appointed

to the bout Foot.
.6061 Ditto, M. A. facob De Brakell, Geht. to be Ensign,
vice D' Aiguisy, th.ecased.
Gist Ditto, Ensign Kobat.A. Kingston to be Lieutenant, by
promoted.
L3(l Ditto, Esisi7ii Geurgc Parguson Stafford to be Lieutenant,
without purchase. Carncross, Gent. to be Ensign,
v ice :S talibrd
60th Ditto, Major Tho;,itas ala4cney to-be Lieutenant-Culor
nel, by purchase, vice retires. -Ensign
tVilliam
13roii:e, from the 3d Gaimon battalion, to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice eowe!l, appointed to-the 45th Foot.
.23d Ditto, aerjeant Henry -Bralian to be Adjutant, with the
• Rank W:Ensign, vice Lavery, who resigns the Adjutantcy
only.
8761-Ditto, john Coglilan„ Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
• chase, vice Gray, promoted in the tst GarrisurrlLttalion.
2361 t)iuo, lulus Davern, Gent. tv be Ensign'' without pur-
zliast!, vice Atkinson, proineteti lit the 54th Foot.
94;ii Ditto, Ensigii C.',Fic,',.trick, from the 74th Foot, to be
Lin:42l4M, by purchase, vice lames. Campbell, who re.

tires.
96th Ditto, Henry Sewel, Cent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vine jerkins, promoted of General Champagne's

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Rentinent.
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Major General Champape's Regiment, Lieut. Alexander
Al•Plieison, from the 47th Foot, to he Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchase. Lieut. I. C. Dockwra, from the
a3tli Foot, to be .17:-.1in ola Company, without purchase.
Tlitodore Cook, Lici.t. to be Second Lieutenant, without,

I) tl
Major General Ramsay's Regiment, Lieut. R. D. Pattesmit
nom the 2.3t1 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without
puienase.
To ne Second Lieutenantz., without purchase—Was. Little,
Gent. lotus Nicholson, Gent. Samuel Whalley, Gent.
Colonel Bailtie's Regiantast. To be Second Lieutenants,
without purchase, Hay,Gent. Lionel Hobart Hughes,
Gent. thilip Cosby Lamphier,Gent. lames Bell,Gent.
Major-General Mouton's Regiment, Lieutenant Elias Merck-
hel to be Captain ota Company, without purchase. Lieu-
tenant Alexander Da'rdel to be ditto.
ass Garrison attalion, Ensign Andrew Gray, trom the 87th
Foot, to be Lieutenant,. vice Gilland, appointed to the 4th
Royal Veteran Battalion.
rat Royal Veteran Battalion, Thomas Read, Gent.. td be En-
sign, vice Wilson, prs:,moted.
4th Ditto, Adjutant Hector M‘Lean. from Halt-pay of the
isreatlalbane feneibles, to be Lieutenant.
6th Ditto, Capt. William Fraser, sen. from the 'gth Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of.a company; vice
7,ol(onacisie, deceased.

LONDON • I'lin trti by gIcH4RI) I-IA RR' S, of No. 4, IVl‘a rtIVA-Oourt, 'Bow street ;ar
At the Sun-3 FVICE, No. Scram; where Rileirtis:ittititi4tl'filel.i'

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MARLBOROUGH-:STAP,ET.----VVgterdily a perSC) of t
the name of Bevan was charged with robbing the I
Rev. Mr. Orde ofa pure, Cattaining a draft for 181. '
a quantity of gold'and silver; and several papers.--
The singular circumstances attending the robbery •
were asfollowS :
The Rev.- Mr. Orde, son of -a Gentleman, in
Sackville-street, Piccadilly, who :resides at -Wheat-
hampstead,-
spear St. Alban's, was walking along
the Strand, on the evening of the 25th ult. when
ire -was abruptly accosted by a . person near the
4delphi, who demanded instant payment of 201:
%which had been promised him • The-Gentleman,
conscious of having nolnowledge of the man or of
such a promise, informed him he was mistaken,
when two other men came up, seized Mr. 0. by the'
collar and hurried him'down a dark lane. These
ruffians stated themselves to be Bow-street Officers;
who were about to take charge of the Clergyman
for an offence, if he did not instantly give the sum
promised to conceal it. Agitated by .so sudden an
attack on his person, and 'fearing the threats that
were voCiferated, he dreW out his purse and gave
the ruffians a seven shillings piece. He then at-
tempted to get away; when his purse was snatched
from him and the rubbers made off. The next morn-
ing two persons went to the shop of Mr. Lingham,
Tailor; -No. 280, Strand; and purchased two stir-
tout coats, -for which they-gave the 181. Draft in
payment: On that evening, a person who stated
his name -- to be Charles Hemmings, but whose
real- name, it appears, is, Rammotid, went to
the house of Mr. Orde, •in SackvilleL•street (having
found the address by-a; paper-in the purse), stated
himself to be a Poke Officer, and that he had found
Mr: O.'s purse. The Clergyman was .not at, home,
and the person was desired to call again the next
morning. On doing so, he was introduced •to the
Clergyman's brother, and while he was in conver-.
sation with him, Mr. Ordeidentified,him- as' one of
the men who had robbed him.—An Officer was sent
for, and the Prisoner was taken into custody ; he
then said he belonged to Bow-street Office a month
-before that time, and he-charged the Clergyman's
brother with-having committed an unnatural-crime in
the dark lane, taking him for the Clergyman himself,
who -had been fbrded-thither by bim and his compa-
nions. The'Prisoner was taken toMarlborough-street
Office, and- reinanded, while means should be
resorted to for the apprehension of his companions,
and the transaction- was kept a secret. Bevan xcas
the man who Paid the I al. draft for the surtout coats;
and his person having been described by Mr. Ling-
ham, Lovett and Foy apprehended him on Monday
evening in Berkeley-square. The Rev. Mr. Orde
not: being apprised of the apprehension of Bevan, he
was not present at the examination, and the Pri-
soners were remanded. • -

on Saturday mornitia John Moore, Master.of the
hoy Maid..stOze, a coasting/Vessel froin Rochester to
London, Was 'apprehended on suspicion of . having
murdered William Lee, a young roan who belonged •
to that vessel; on the 18th of March, off Cliffe'Paint.
He was examined before I'. ELLIOTT, Esq. andcom;-,
mitted Maidstone Gacil, to take his trial at the next
:Assizes, The following particulars occurred daring
the examination : the deceased and Moore. had a
quarrel as, the vessel was on her trip to London,
when the Pri-soner threw overboard some things be-
longing to the deceased ; a scuffle ensued, in which
the Pris Oner had the advantage., and the deceased fell
upon the.cleck. 'While he was lying in that prostrate,-
situation, the Prisoner is said to have taken him up
by, his heels, andlo have thrown hiM overboard.—
This happened so near the land off 'Cliffe Point, as
to,have been perceived by Sortie persons who were-
standing on the shore. A person also on board the.
Vessel at th.;:tirne of the sctillik., immediately went
into a boat, to etiavonr to save the deceased, but
unfortunately hist one of his oars in his eagerness to,
give assistance ; the deceased appeared once, above
the water; Nt,beri he ca-lied for mercy and assistance;
he then dunk, and unfortunately perished; his body
has not yet been discovered:

Why the .month of, 4,lpril is better than any other
for,rnaking /C 94 of a particular :description, of per-
sons, is nut easy to account for; but this is ccrtain,
that - such adventurers as purchase Tickers and
Shares during: the present month, in the now -po.,
pular Lottery,_ be far more wise than such as
defer it tilt the beginningof next month ; when the
drawing will be on. the. point of commencing, and
chances, of course :at a considerable advance of

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• On Mppday morning, at his house. in Dotiors' Commons,
the Lady" Or ()Alia Srinth, E. of a Son. "