The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-01 00:00:00

POLICE.

houseman, front Oa. 7 to Nov. at ten, at Gui
ri-
hall.
lames Noble, late lof Coggershall, Essex, worsteernanu-
factura, troth Oct. 4 to Nov. 4,' at ten, at Guildhall, Lou-
don.
George Smith, of Sweeting's-alley, London, and of Fins-
bury-terrace, Middlesex, insurance-broker, from Oct. 7
to Nov. is, at ten, at Guildhall.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 30, 180 G.

Whitehall,' Sept. 30, 1806.

The King has been plersed to constitute and ap-
point, the , Right Hon. George Tierney ; the Right
Hon. George John Earl Spencer, Knight of the Most
.I\roble, Order of the Garter ; the Right Hon. William
Windham; . the Right- Hon. Charles Grey
,(com-
monly called Viscauninowick),His Majesty's three
Principal Secretaries of Statci the Right Hop.
-Wyndham, Barob Ginville, First Comthis-
sioner of His Majesty's Treasury the Right Hon.
Henry Petty (Coinnionly-called Lord Henry Petty),
Chancellor and Under' Treasurer of His Majesty's
Exchequer ; the Ri.'ol:f Hen'. George Howard "(com-
monly called Viscpunt. MOrpeth) ; the', Right Hon.
John.-Hiley Addington ; the Right Min. John Sulli-
vni; and" the' Right. Hon. John j6BtiLia•li.:arl of 'Cal
ryst-ort, Knight of the Illusqicnis Order of St. Patrick,
to be His Majesty's Commil3siOners for the Manage-
ment of the Affairs of India.

Wat-Office, Sept. 30, 18.6.

3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet John Lee to be
Lieutenant, .by purchase, vice Rarn, promoted.
Stli Regiment of Light Dragoons, AndreW Creagh, Gent, to
be Cornet, without purchase,.vice Wood, whose Appoint.

--. meta has not taken place..
9th Ditto, Cornet Henry Thomas
.Parker to be Lieutenant,
• by purchase; -vice Rat ilbone, promoted. Assistant_ Sur.
geon Richard Swift, from the 96th Foot. to be, ASsistant.
Surgeon, vice Donahoe, promoted in-the 38th Foot.
14th DittO, WilliaM Wainman, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur.
chase, vice Watts, promoted. • . • '
tst Regiment of Foot, Capt. William E,. Wolseley, from
the 46th root, to be.captain of a Company,- vice O'Hara,
who
ar-li Ditto, Assistant-Surge, William Hill, from the 62d
,Foot,- to. be Surgeon; vice I\elaguire,.appointed to the Wag.

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6th Ditto, fames Whitelaw Edgar, Gent, to' be Ensign, by
'.l`..fitirchase, vice Wr nett, promoted iii'the 38t
ytn Ditto, Quarter.. Master Setjeant lohn Logan to be Quar,
ter. Master, vice Parkes," de.ceased. Assistant-Surgeon
Thomas Watton, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to
be Surgeon, viceTearon, appointed it/the 3d -Coulson Bat.
taboo.- " • -
9th Ditto, Surgeon Andrew Brown, from the 3d Garrison
B2ittalion, to be SuNeon.
101 l Ditto, Enigit Lewis Algeo to be Lieutenant, vice
Clarke, deceased._ Ensign Thomas Savage to be Lieu.
teninit, vie Culloden, deceased. john Casimir Harold,
Gent. to be Ensign, vice Algeo: Thomas Hall, Cent. to

hzi Ensign, vice S-av-age.
Ath:Ditto; Ensign loshua Dane'er to be Lieutenant, without
..purchAe, vice Green, promoten in the 7otb.Voot. Eyre
Lynch, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dancer. Serjeaht Major
Wil Rower& to be-Quarter-Master, vice Cameron, de-

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ceased.
19th Ditto, Major the Honourable Patrick Stewart, from the
96th Foot, :to he Liattataiit-Colopel; by purchaSe,•vice
. Vincent, who retires. - .
37tlit Ditto, Ensign John Spread Crofts to be Lieutenant,
. without purchase, vice Duckett, dismissed, Charles
Arrtable I..rippinot, Gent. to he EnSign, vice'Crofts.
42d Ditto, Captain Alexander Campbell, from Halt:pay of
the 62,d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Charles

Munro, who exchanges.
46th Ditto, Captain O'Hara, from the Royals, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Wolseley, who exchanges.
54th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Cox Kirby to be Captain of
a Company, without purchase, vice Louis, appointed to
the sth RO)al Veteran Natation. lames King, Gent to
be Liisgn. without 'purchase, vice Richards; promo t ed
A'ssistant-Surgeon George. Redmond to he .6 urgeon,. vice
O'Dwyer. Assistant-surgeon john Vetch, groin the 67th
.Foot, to be Assistant-Surgcou, vice Rectrno:Al.
6fst Ditto, Ensign Edwiattl Cliarleton to be- Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice M‘Leod, promoted. Samuel
Fal-
kiner, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Charleton.
64th Ditto, Ensign lames Mackay to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Dickson, promoted: H. R. Daly, Gent.
to he hipign, vice..Mack:iay.
65th Ditto, Assistant- Saigeon Andrew Ligertwoocl, from the
18th Foot, to be Assistant-Suigeon, vice Darwall, deceased.
loth Ditto, 1-lospit.il-Mate I. 13..Dougal to be Assistant-
Surgeon, vice Ireland, appointed, to the sth Royal Veteran

Battalion , •
- 74th Ditto,- .Lieutenant'Yilliam Moore to be -Captain of a
Company; Avithout purchase. Lieutenantßaines Millei to
- be Captain ()fa Company, vice_A. B. CamPbelb-deceased.
77th Ditto.. lino. Duncan Arbuthnot to be Ensign, with-
out pur‘haSc-, vice. john Brown, whose Apioiritment has
not taken l lase.
Sui'Ditto, Ensign Royston Bovvyer,.Barton to be Lieutenant*,
without., purchase, vice Thome, promoted in the99th Foot.
Ensign William Sterne to be Lieutenant, vice Barry, de•
ceased. -:Ensign john Currie, trom Half-pay of the 4th
Foot, to be Ensign, vice Barton. Alexander Dixon, Gent.

to be, Ensign, vice Sterne. . .. .
8711) Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant Joseph Turner "to have the
Rank of Lieutenant. Ensign William Hutchinson to be
Lieutenant, without purchase.. -- Holines;Gent. to

be Ensign, vice Hutchinson
89th Ditto, flosliitul-Mate W.R.Gieenwell to be Assistant-

Surgeoil:
95th Ditto, William Booth, Gent. to be Second. Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Travers, promoted;
96th Ditto
,Ensign William Hankin to be Lieutenant, with-
. out purchase,l vice Ludlow, deceased. Ensign Joseph Le_
- Gay, trom the 6th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant,
vice ShaW, deceased. Henry Rogers, Gent. to be Ensign,:
vice Rankin. -
ietst Ditto, Philip
.Kerry Thomas, Esq. to be Paymaster. •
3d West India Regiment, 4nsign Aug. Yielding, from the
7th West India Iteginiens, to be Lieutenant, vice Lindsay,

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deceased. •
4th Ditto, Lieut. Satnuel Watts to be Captain of a Compa-
ny, vice W ynne; deceased.
6th Ditto, Alex. Sutherland, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Le. Gay, prBrnoted.in 96th Foot.
7th Ditto, Henry Austin, ,Gent. to hie Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Yielding, promoted in the 3d West India Regi-•
meat. Lieut. Etienne Noel to be Adjutant, vice Hardie,
who resigns the .djutantcy only.
Royal Waggon Train; Surgeon Francis Maguire, from the 4th
Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Oxle,y, deceased.
3d Garrison Battalion, Surgeon Thonr rearon, from the 7th
Foot, to be Surhlconi- vice, Brown,. appointed:to the 9th

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Foot. .
6th Royal Veteran Battalion, Capt. Daniel Nixon, from the
both root, to-be Captain of a Semp4ny, vice Campbell,
placed on the Retired List.

Commis:dont sired by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Ayr.
rst Battalion of the ad Regiment of Ayrshire-Volunteer Infantiy,
Lieutenant Hugh Ross to be Captain, vice Spencer Boyd,
resigned., Datet4 Sept. is, 1806. Ensign Wm. Rodger to
be Lieutenant, vice Russ. Dated as above. James Coul-
ter, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rodger.'. Dated as above.

Cenzmistions in the Dunse and Eywoutli Volunteer Infantry,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant. ,
Lieut. john Whit law to be Captain, vice Douglas, deceased.
Dated August 29, 1806. Lieut. Cvorge Peat to be ditto.
Dated as above.; Ensign Arch. M' Watt to be Lieutenant,•
vice Whitlaw, promoted. Dated as above. John Bell,.
Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nl‘Watt. Dated 0- above.

Con:minions in tLe Royal Perthshire Regiment of Militia,
signed by the Lard Lieutesiwit.
Lieut. Stewart Barclay to be Captain. Dated lune 14, 1806.'
To be Lieutenants, Ensign Duncan Campbell. Dated as
above. Ensign. Duncan Fletcher. Dated as above.' James
Stewart, Gent. " Dattxl Aug. 2, 1306.
To be Ensigns, Alex. Sutherland, Cent. -Dated lune, 14,
1806. Peter .Fenwick, {lent. Dated as above.•' lames
Stewart, Gent. Dated Aug. 2, 1306:

Commissicam signed by the I.4rd Lieutenant of 4.berdeeziskire.
. . Ist Regiment of Aberdeen I/olio:leers.
Win MOrison, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Blackball, promot-
. ed. Dated Sept. to, 1306.
Militia.

john Dick, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated August Is, 1806.

BANKRUPTCIES' ENLARGED.

William Hart and Samuel Turner the younger, of Lothhury,
London, vva re no use men and eb-partuers, from Oct, 4 to Nov.
at ren, at Guildhall. _ .

duilen, of liovi-lane, Cheapside, London, ware-

MELANCHOLY AccinENT.—An Inquisition was
taken on Monday, at the- White Horse, Knightsbridge,
before A. GEL'I., ‘Esq. Cot-6ner for-:WeetnmiSter,--on
the body of Sarah Gregory, who met her death by
the overturning of stage coach.t.: The 4deceased, a
young woman of respeEtable parents, who reside at
Hendon, lived at a Lace Manufaaory, No. New
Bondistreet ; she obtained leave to go and see her
relations on Tuesday se'nnight 'arid a.relation •i Rio
lived in the smile house accompanied her. On their
return by Chillman's Hendon stage, in the evening,
the axle-tree broke -in_ Tottenham-court-road,
vehicle was overturned- withgreat iviolence, aiid, thd
deceased bad some. limbs broken, ..besides .being
dreadfully bruised,- her fallsbeing from the root of
the coach.. Her relation
,was, dreadfully bruised,,
but she is in.a fair way of recovery. The deceased
'lived in agony till Friday evening:,.-when she expired.
The Jury returned a verdiEt of Accidental-Deadi.--=
But with respect to the Deodan d„ the Coroner order-
ed the Jury to assembk aFain- on Wednesday, when
the proper witnesses would infOrm theta of the con-
duta of the stage-coachman.
The Missionaries,' both Catholic•and Protestant,
have lately been -treated_ with-so.Much,ignoniinv.by
GUILDHALL SEPT. 26. =A person of 'the name•the Natives of cilil:rent parts of South Arneric..l,-
--
whom they have atternptd•to. conveit, '. I'.hat=they
of Tyler was. brought up before Mr. Alderman LEE,
have declared their inability toproceed in-tbreiraity;
Sitting Magistrate, charged with having -attempted";
to clefratn,l Messrs. Downe, Thcirnton, and co; by, .nd .their liVes being in'perpettial darter; lfitl-"are
abotitto return home. , -
'sending to 'them for payment a 'draft for 401; SS.
though that
reardraft on respe6bible!doirt-1! The'Prince of J oanna,one:ofthezComora Iskinas,
-d - Iris made another- application.
pany, the Prisoner must have known lie ha, nb., `
li ht to receive. .vernment, expressive of his. desire: to put_his- tend-.
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tories, under„..its,protd:Lion,;._,./Alt
The Prisoner, in his defence; said, that a, poor 1
political reasons, been rep red. He has al -O'craved•
man (ptesetit Court). having; as'lle informed-the
pecuniarlb istance,tglid,b-nlitary forces for .its
de-
Prisoner, found the draft in quesiion, which
fence of that-ptirt of the COast. which 'kis' beetiilt-
dated`the-24th September, 'en the'eVening of that
day, brought it on Saturday, the 47th, to the Pri- !, tacked by tho.freebooters hose- .st. as. The latter
sOner's house, inquirinio:f him if' it was of. any request his beenseetrnOed •-• .
DE LANnb,s! annual ;medal for the best
Value. The Prisoner keef•A it 'all the next daY.„ he
work Cu actiionottiyhas been adju..l:,eti. by the French
and his wite sea. rchhig in the inean rinse see- if it .4'
Tors6Bi.it Nitiollal Institute, to M. SVANNE:R.GE, S..veclrsh
was advertised in an y of the , papers.
anyinention Made of it, the Prisoner; on the MOn-
Astronomer, who "has: lately published -an account
of the Measuring
quaintance, to present at the house of the draw'er's of a degree in Lapland,. showin
day-, wive the'draft to a:young waterman, of his ac-
the error which -C-k,aciiiiide in Uteastiring it in 1736
-to see what they would say to, it. He declared,
The number -of Ships fitting out-far Bueno-s Ayres' -
isahnost incredible. Early this-week several
LOV.:ever, he did not expect any money to be Paid on i‘
peaed to sail" one or two ships,have already, how-
account of it, but imagined it must have been stop-
. • - • ever, experienced the benefit of this- newly-acquired
ped, as being past due.
- The Magistrate, in strong terms, reprobated - trade. .61.5-two British Ships were proceeding to thi4
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East4ndies,-,some ago,:laden with naval stores
leeiFonduiit. If he hid Wished to aft like an ho-
n'est,man, he would not Lave Sent a person with the 1 and ~articles.- of merchaudize; -such- as were most
draft to.the Banking-house who' kneW nothin, of wanted in that country, it is said they.ta in with
the way in khieh he came by it, and who, therefore, the. EXpe4itjOh nr44ier the command of General 1.31:-
must have expeaed to receie payment of it, and RRSFORD on , its'w•ay to.Buenos .Ayres,. which they-
who would have taken paymenfif offered to hiin, were- prevailed upon to accompany, under the per-
suasion that would nun out, an exce,llent spec-Os-7
Which,' again, it was obvious, must have foUnd its
I tion, provided the ,attack succeeded, One of, these
way into the Prisoner's pocket. TO have acted ho-
• Ships has already returned an account of her, profits,
nestly, the' Prisoner Should himself have carried the
I amounting to. 250 per cent.
draft to the' house of 'Downe'and- Co. and inforthed t. •
them how - he' came byit. - As: matters Stood, 'he-1,- ELECTIONS.—The good things of Parliament are;
was inclined to view Ibe,case as a conspiracy to de- we are told, not easily got at; and yet -Nye see ‘.4:,hat
fraud. At all events, he ti oUght it proper *that ! enormous sums arespent 'by the Candidates; tvhtie
-o of
Tyler should be remanded till a'fature,day. • for the good thincrs Fortune all may Carl-.
didates, and at a very trirling,cxpenccr • The Pri /AS
iti'
the present. Lottery/particularly are ,::,1"CC4.311c1
menus, may be obtained.-without_trwiLle, .and are
received without. deduaion. I;Vrtune -keeps open
house at CARTER'S OFFSCE, No. 8, Charing-Cross,
where he invites the. Public to.a happy choice, aa-
suring them that those oho choOse earliest

PCBLrC-OITICL,BOW-STREET.-The young man,
called Ifeeping-Billy, in custody on suspicion of being
the murderer of Ann Webb, in Higgler's-lane, was
yesterday privately examined, before Mr. GRAHAM,•
for upwards ,of two. hour. .The ground of suspicion
against, this.inan, we understand, is his being, seen
in her company previous to .the discovery of the
. murder, and at Which time they were quarrelling
very violently, and he threw some. gin 'in her face.—,
He was remanded to the Brown Bear public-house. '
Snowl'rEas.,-.on Saturday two women, gen-
teelly dressed, went into the shop of Mr. Thompson,
linen-draper, in New-street, Covent garden. While.
one of them was.agreeing for a trifling article, ,the
-other placed her against the inside of the.win-
• dow, and, in a short time, told her companion, who
was making the purchase, she" could . not wait any.
longer, and ieft.the shop. Mr. Thompson immedi-.
ately missed,.a gown-piece gave the womaa in.the
shop in charge of a friend,. and went in pursuit of
the.other. They. were taken .before Mr. GRAHAM,
and committed for further examination.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—On Monday Thomas
Edwards, a toll-colleetor at Bedfont-gate, near StaineS,
was charged by"•P. BLOUKER,, Esq. with extortion.
This is a case of considerable importance to the pub.;
lic, inasmuch as the trick played (eon Mr. Blouker
shews the collusion between men of the description
of the defendant and post-boys. The • complainant
stated that he was travelling in a post-chaise on the
26th of September. The Defendant, on being asked
his due, readily replied ." sixpence ;" but to be cor-
rea, Mr. Blouker asked again, and received the same
answer. He then asked the post-nOy -if thd•dd-
mand was right,,who replied, " .1 dare say it is, he
knows his due." Mn B. then gave sixpence, ,but
the toll-taker suspecting something,. returned thred•
pence in change, saying to the post-boy; thought
you told me to take for the chaise in front," when
in reality no such-chaise had gone by, nor had the
post-boy made use. of . such an- expression.- Thd
Magistrate severely, censured the • condu& of - the
Defendant ; but, unfortunately' for the• ends of jus•-•
ticei. he could not be convicted on the present charge,
as the A& of Parliament, unlike the-Hackney-coach
ACt, did not• take cognizance of the demand, unleSS
the extortion had actually been received: • The De.;.
fendant, Edwards, stands indi6ted fbr a dating assault,
with false imprisonment,. on some persons, three
weeks since, who were passing through Bedfont-
gate, 'and he was served with a warrant in the
office for the offence. • •

best. •
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When men of ability devote the,i-r time to public
good, it .is reasonable to _hope o:at a r.:rouner4iojs
uited to the advantages reaped from their ~....xperience.,
be the result. .Thisaas „I.llust•
in the case Solemon, of Liverp:.,(,!, in .bee.:r
tensive s4lq. whic:h the Cordial 1311 n.) Gilead ~as
experienced, 'and ineontestibly proves tllnt it is
best Medicine; -ever discovered for• those di':;Order.3
IN.Vll36llare-now f,revalent. in this king-I_4-n, and whicit
for a length of tune have baffledthe,llll and ed-'or
of the most eininent PhyIcLAIIS::—We NrC.,,rvc):l;•
„and Consumptive Complaints: This
sto.:l the test and anti.wel-6(1 the expeeiatihns
only of a long priyate practice, but :41,i0 of thcs!...
had recourse to it since it was made plr'.-ilic.fer ulal-
versal

Yesterday• Henry Scott was charged with breaking
into the dwelling-house of Mr. Hembron, butcher,
in 'Piccadilly; with intent to steal. - The watchman;
in whose beat the house is situated, was going- bi 4
rounds at two o'clock on Sunday morning, when he
discovered the shop-door of Mr. Hemaon'a little
open, and' also another door leading to the kitchen
from the street. He went into the shop softly., and
looked about, when the Prisoner advanced froM the
parlour, and said, his master's shop had been broken
open, and he had entered the street-door, -which he
found open, in order to detect the robber's. - This
stork was not credited -by the watchman, who seized
hold of the Prisoner, but he extricated himself, leav
ing part of his coat behind, and effected a temporary
escape.- He was, however, pursued by the watch-
man, and taken' 'half a mile from the- spoL. • The
Prisoner was attempting to get at an iron-Cites-tin the
parlour, .inclosed in brick-work, when the watchman
entered the shop,- and a part of the brick-work the
Prisoner had cut away with a cleaver. He was com-
mitted for trial.

A daring robbery was committed on Thursday
last at a farm-house, kept by a man of the name
of CouSins, on the forest, between Blackwater and
Heazley. A party of ruffians, consisting of five in
number, broke into the house at twelve o'clock at
night, and made 'an attack on the. farmer' and his
wife, who are aged people, in their bed:" After
dragging theM on the floor, and binding them hand
and foot, they proceeded to rob the house ;. belt'
finding very' little money, they conveyed away all
, the light articles they coujd find, having.previi?us-
ly conveyed the man and his wife to different apart,
ments, where they bound.them again hand and foot,
and severely beat them. Th• farm-house stands by it-
self,.and the sufferers remained twelve hours in their
diStressed situation before they were released.,

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BIRTHS. • .
On Thur;day, the Lady of Colonel Pullein6, of Carte:ca. e
Hatt, York.ihire, of a Son.
Un the 19th ult. at 1-lundalee, Scotland, Mrs. Elliot, a
Porwrood, of a Daughter. • - ' : '
• Last week, at Exmouth, the Lady of Captain Martin, of
the Ist Regiment of Guards,, 'of a Son. •
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