The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-19 00:00:00

DINNERS

The Foundery had been 'fitted up as a temporary
}:itches, and the Society' were accommodated -with
a large room in. the manufactory, where they dined
most comfortably on Tuesday, Wednesday, 'and
-usual, the greatest mirth -and harmony
prevailed.--The improvements throughout Ireland,
since the last meeting, were detailed, and the con-
versation. was enlivened with several appropriate
songs, and the followin' Toasts

The King.-7 he Prince of Wales.
Lord tlardwicke„Patron of the Society.
M. Foster, President.
Lord Sligo, Vice President.
The Duke ot Bedterzt.—Lord Somerville.
Lord and the Agri,ultuni Societies of Great
Britain. - _

The Gentle:nen who so obligingly assisted as judges,
And seversal other Toasts suitable to
.the occasion.
Upon the whole, we are happy to observe, that
the zeal of the Society has by no means abated,
and that the Agriculture of Ireland, under their
patronage and example, is rapidly improving.

(To-morrow we shall give an Ace= of the Premiums
adjudged by this Society.] •••

LONDON : Printed by R
At the Stni=oJT

From tke LOYDON G<4l,E.TTE,4llarcipsli3; 1805.

Irhitehall , 13, 1803.

TirE King has been pleased to grani unto sir John
Doyle, llarond, T.Licutenant-General of His Ma-
jesty's Forces, Colonel of the 87th (or Prince of
Va!es's 'lrish) Regiment Of Foot, and Lieutenant-
Governor of the Island of Guernsey, his Royal Li-
cence and Authority, that he may bear certain
nourable AdditionS, 'together with Stipporters, to
his Armorial Ensigns, in consideration .ef the faith-
ful and-zealous exertions of the said Sir John Doyle
in His Majesty's service on .divers -occasions', Wand .
'particularly ,during the glorious operations of the
British Arms, iu Egypt, in conjunction with those
of His Majesty's Ally the Grand Signior; the said
Armorial Distinctions being first .duly exemplified
according to the Laws of Arms; and recorded in the
Heralds' Office :

I . And also to order, that His Majesty's concession,
and especial mark of his Royal Favour, be registered
t in his College of Arms.

Crown-Office, March IS, ISA.
MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT.

'COUNTY OF WORCESTER.
The [(on. WiMaul Beauchamp Lygon. of Maddresfield, in
the said County, in the room of William I.ygon, Esq..
(now Baron &Audi:imp, of Powyke,) called up to the
House of Peers.

IP:at-Wee, March 18, 1206.

Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Edward Byne,
,horn the 75th tout, to be Lieutenant, vice Morley, who
exchanges.
Igth Ditto, Captain Hugh Henry to be Major, by purchase,
vice Fortnam, who retires. Cornet Charles Townsend
Wilson-to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice 'ones, who re-
tires.

22d Ditto, Ensign B. j. Smith, from the s7th Foot, to be
Lieutenant,. without purchase.
24th Ditto, Cornet 11lieha.4 White to be Lieutenant, by pur—
chase, vice Sandys, promoted. Macau,Gent. to be
' Cornet, without purchase, vice Dawkins, 'whose Appoint-
, went has not taken place.
tub Regiinent of Foo,, Lieutenant Richard Bayley to be
Captain of a Company, vice Moyna, deceased. Lieutenant
Charles King to be Captain of a Company, vice Gainfor,
deceased. Ensign George Blanchard Grey to be Lieute-•
nant, vice Morns, promoted in the Royal Newfoundland
Fencibles: Ensign William H. Ashe to be Lieutenant,
vice M. Shawe, promoted in the Bth Garrison Battalion.
17th Ditto, Charles O'Halloran, Cent. to be Ensign, vice
Strickland, deceased. Robert Lachlan, Gent. to be En-
sign, without purchase, vice St. George, promoted in the
73d Foot._ •

2_d Ditto, Ensign Peter Cockburn to be Lieutenant, vice
Colpoys, deceased. Ensign Joseph Bishop to be Lieute-
nant, by purchase, vice Swetman, promoted in the 76th
Foot. George Pirney, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vioe Wilson, who retires.

34th Ditto, Lieutenant S. Dickens, from the 74th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Kemp, who exchanges. •
6stli Ditto. To ix Ltisigus, without purchase—Stephen
Johnston, Gent. vice Strangeways, promoted. Serjeant
John Ship, from the ;yd Foot, vice Debnam, promoted.
James Meielean,.Gent.. vice Ship, promoted in the 76th
loot: Serjeant.Major John Goodger, vice Harvey, pro.
mated.

73d Ditto-, Lieutenant Eyre Evans Kenny to be Captain of a
Coinpany, by purchase, vice Ritso, who retires. Lieu-
- tenant Archibald Bohn Maclaine to be Captain of a Cont-
. pang, vice Gawler, deceased. Ensign Charles Manners
St. George, ti-om the 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice
Maclaine.

74th Ditto, Ensign Richard Hassard, from the 65th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Loni Campbell, deceased. Lieutenant
Archibald Kemp, troin the 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant,
vice Dickens, whoexchanges.
75th Ditto, l• nsign Joseph Richardson to be Lieutenant, vice
Archibald Stuart, deceased. Lieutenant lames Alexander
Morley,- from the Ith Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant,
vice Byne, who exchanges. Serjeant.-Major lames Wood,
from the Bth Light Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Hatfield,
deceased. Pairick•Tully,. Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Richardson.
76th Ditto, To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant
Lewis liiebner, vice Corneld, deceased Lieutenant Wil-
- liani Mansell, from the 78th Foot, byiOuiChase, vice Web-
ner, who retires. Lieutenant Stephen Swetnain, from the
alci Foot, by purchase, vice scott, who retires.
TO be Lieutenants' Ensign lohn Macqueen, vice Meulh, de-
ceased. Ensign lulin Fraser, by purchase, vice Watson,
• who retires: Ensign Henry Monro, without purchase,
vice Coxon, appointed to Champagne's Regiment. Ensign
- John Gaff; from the l I 17t.i -Foot, by purchase, vice Lacy,
whO retires. Ensign Win, M. Thompson, from the 84th
Fort, Vice Templeton, deceased. Ensign John Ship, from
the 65th Foot, vice Carr, promoted.
To be Ensign, jmhn Macqueen, Gent, vice Monro.
78th Ditto, Ricnard Hart, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
Vice T. Caineron, promoted.. John Brviven, Gent, to be
Assistant Surgeon, vice Macandee, promoted.. -.
Both Ditto, Lieut. Wm. Bolton to be Captain of a Compa-
ny, vice Smith, prorboted. .Ensign J, Lawford Watson to•
be "Lieutenant, vice f3olton.. James Kirby, Gent. to be
Ensign, vice Watson.•
84th Ditto, Wm. Thorne, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
'vice Hayes, arornoted-. • • •
86i1i Ditto, Ensign Archibald M`Laine to be Lieutenant,
vice A. Grant, deceased. Wm. Home,' Gent. to be En-
-sign, vice M'Laine. Lieut.. Chat Gen. D'Aquilar to be
Adjutant, vice' Morton, promoted. • Quarter-Master-Set-
-- jeant George Striith-to be-Quarter-Master, vice Carr, who
resigns. laniank Wick; Gent. to be Assistant-Sur-
geon, vice Liddle, deceased.

Ordnaisce:.office, March 17, 18,;6.
• Rua/ Regiment of Artillery;,
'Second Lieutenant 'Francis Hauitainto be- First, Lieutenant,
vice Nicholas, deceased. Dated Feb. zz, 1'406. First. Lieu..
whoa 9. W. Divids.to be Second Captain. Dated March
4, 18.6. Second Lieutenant T. D. {ones to be First Lieu.
tenant, vice Davids. Dated as above.
Corps of Royal Eogineers.
Secohd Lieutenant D. Wm. Towne to be FirSt Lieutenant
vice Spencer, deceased. Dated Alarch t, 18.6. Second
Lieutenant Hui F. Smith to be First Lieutenant.
Dated as above. Robert Hustler' Cent. to, be Second
Lieutenant, vice Bolder, promoted. Dated as above.

Commissions in Me Bedfordshire Volunteer Infantry, tigneJ hy
the I,9rd Lieutenant.
Lieut. Miller Golding to be Adjutant of the Ist Battalion.
Dated Dec. 26, ass. Thomas Mitcliell,Gent. to be Adju.
tant of the 3d Battatton. Dated Dec. ill, 1805.

alai trice, Syniond's-Inn,.Chancery-lay.4e, London; or Mr.
George. %Val-wally, Market-Harborough.
1/1 I' ID ENDS.
March al. Richard Panter and George Panter,, 'now or late
of t-leyrod,. Lancashire, '.fellers anti co-partners, at ten; at
the Bush Tavern,l3ristol..
May 3. 'vim Henry Schneider. ofw 80-lane, London, mer-
chant, at eieven, At Guildhall.
April i 6. William )3rovvn, of l-lpicott. Northamptonshire,
woolcontber and shopke‘wr, at tour, at the Peacock Inn,
Northampton.
May 21. •William WakefOrd. of Horsham,'
_Sussex, shop-
- keeper, '
at vlcven, at Guildhall London.
_ May z l ohn Bass, of Woodford, Essex, viaual ler, at_tert; at
Guildhall, • London.
May at. Thomas Faulkner, of Oxfold-street, Middlesex,
oil and coluorman, at eleven, at Guildhall. • •
.

April zi. Edward litinmure, of Stonton Wyvell, Leicester-
' shire, miller, at eleven, 'at the Angel Inn, Market-Har-
borough, Leicestershire. -
May zI. Williatti [luck, now or late of St. Mary-at-hill,
London, tnerch..nt, At eleven, at Guildhall.
April it. Thomas Collings, of CteditOn. Devonshire,
serge-maker, at five, at the George Inn, North-street,
Exeter.

April tr. John I3ainbridge, of Wotsinyhain, county cif Dur.
ham, diaper'' at eleven, at the house of Charles Turner,
inn keeper, Newcastle-upon,]
April u. Hugh Reby, late of Cockermouth, Cumberland,
merchant and manutatturer, at 'ten, at the Sun Inn; Cock-
errnouth. •

April 14. Henry Hitchcock, late of Avebury,. Wiltshire,
maltster, at six, at the King's Arms Inn, New Sarum.

CERLIFIC/ITES.

April S. John Holborn, of Little Eastcheap, Lond*n, wine
and brandy-merchant.
EdWard Way, late. of Henrietta-Street, Cavendish-square,
Middlesex, wine-merchant. -
Elizabeth Brettell, of Birmingham, hosier.
lames Flanagan; of LiverpOol, mariner.