The Sun.
London, England, 1808-01-18 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, - J ANUA RY
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George Russell, was indicted for a capital offence,
that of stealing a piece of gold wire value 21. cos.
the 'property of his master, Joseph Glenny, in his
dwelling-house.
The case was quito clearly made out against the
Trisoner„for the., gold- wire was taken out of his
pocket,and he,_coufessed that he had robbed his
master before, who °tiered to abstain front. prose,
outing him, if he would tell to whom he was in the
'habit of taking the gold wire, bin he obstinately re-
fosing, Was taken before a Magistrate, and. coin-
Mitted fur trial. Guilty--zbeath.
•His master, who is a watch-case-maker, in Red
Lion-street, Clerkenwell, said that the Prisoner was
Mart of weak understanding, but obstinate ; he
bad reason to believe he was under the dominion of a
wicked person„ who received the property ; that was
the proper person to be punished : as to this poor
.critature, he wished the Court would slew all the
lenity that was consistent with justice. The Jiiry
joined in this sentiment, and recotiarnended the Pd-
loner to mercy, on the ground which bad been hu-
, 'lnanely stated by the Prosecutor; -
Jahn Adams was inditled for that, he on the
loth of June last, with a shaTp instrument, struck
and cut Williatn Barret, feloniously, Maliciously, and
unlawfully, with intent to kill and murder him.
The Second Count in the Inditament, stated it to
be with intent to disable him.

The Third stated it to be done with intent to`do
him somegrievous bodily harm.
The Prosecutor, Barret, is a Constable at Poplar ;
went out the night in question in company v. ith
Lee, the Headborough, to quell a riot in the neigh-
bourhood, but the rioters had dispersed before the
Officers,Of the Police'came up—as they passed an
alley where the Prisoner lived, they passed' a wom:n,
to whom Barret spoke, asking her what she did at
that time of night, fer it was twelve ? why did not
she go to her lodging ? She had none,. she said.
Then I will give you a lodging, said Barret : just at
that instant the Prisoner rushed out with a pieee of
iron, as it was thought troin,the effe& aft:l-Wards,
to knock down Lee; saying, I will teach you to
come here. He then ran-to Barret, and struck him
- several blows with 'the saiue instiumeut ; followed
him for too yards ; at last struck him on the head
so violently that he fell to the ground, apparently
lifeless. He was taken up and carried to bed, and
had' medical assistance, but was confined for two
months in consequence of this injury. Tne Prisoner
being afterwards asked, if lie meant to murder the
man, said,,if he had not killed him it was his in-
tention to do so. The Prisoner afterwards made his
escape, and was no more heard of until the 14th of
December ; when Lee saw- him on his trial at the
SessionS-Hense; Hicks's-Hall, for uttering bad. mo-
ney ;- 'of which offence he was acquitted. He
wentout and ran off, but was'nvertakeo by Thomas
Robinson, the Constable., who hau a warrant for that
purpose.
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He alleged in his defencei that his prosecutors,
the police officers, were rude to his wife and that
in consequence of her calling for his assistance, ho
went out with a broomstick to defend her ; he struck
these persona, and they brought this charge against
ka fi to prevent his proseeutiog _there:. And after the
Learned Judge bad summed up the apse. to the jury,
a witness appeared, but atter,uttering one sentence,
went out of Court. . .

• Thejury found hint Guilty,--Demb. And a clues-
lion of law is reserved for, the opinion of the Judges,
whether this is a cutting julder. tl ine:ining of the
Act of Parliament commonly called Lord Ellenbo-
rough'a Ad.
John Charle4 Forster. Roper, a very yeting man,
and an officer in the Royal Navy, was capitally in-
dieted for feloniowily stealing, on the, sth .01,Decetia-,
tier, in the dwelling house of Robert Dunharra car
tail' Note or Order tin the payment of rnuney, of the.
value of :Mi. 9d. the property of the said 'Robert
Dunbar.

After the case had, been stated. by' the Counsel for
the prosecution, the following' witties3es were
brotight forward in suppUrt of tO.oliatne, ,who stated
to the following effea . - •
Alexander Allen, a clerk to Mr. Unbar, who is
an Insurance Broker, ande.sides at, N o. 16, Old
,Jorttlou-street, Fenet ureh-street,, state 1, That on
the 4th. of last 'month he, reckiived an order which'
came frotn Mr.-Johiisun Tor 331. 9d. He put the
order into a tin box, which lay .on the desk. He
locked the box, but the key was left in it. On his
cross-examination by the Prlsorier's_Counsel, he said
he left aloting man of the name of Osborne in the
office when hetinitted it. Mr. Osborne is a clerk
in the house.
John Blakeway, another of Mr. Dunbar's clerks
said he recei-ved, the draft question horn a clerk
of Mr. 4olinsOn, and ',gave it_ to Mr, Allen, the last
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witness. ,
Ckitles Neal, -a clerk Of Mr. Johnion'a; 1",004.e4
a draft from that (;entleitian fir 4-31, fetIVIO.
Dunbar, Whic‘h he gave to Mr. Blake w ay, the la 4
WitLieS3.` ,
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SiltatitllSueit, a clerk of Mr. Dunbar's, saw. dead
Prisoner come to their Office abort Irdl-past four
o'clock, or later, on tile eveping.faf the .sth of Dm—
cernber, coMpany. -with Air. Iltoina's,Osborta4,
the brother at' Mr. Osborne, oi.e-ot the Prosecuterls
elerks._„. - Mr:Tt: °lnas:Osborne upstairs'' t0.,-SOC
Wit falter (WllO it 'W:04111.. appear N. 1,43 also iriilc
house), and beg pd to leave the-Pristiner in the office.
the while. He saw t he" tin box standh4On the desk,
he put it into an iron chest, Why n he4eft•the
(Alice the Prisoner was there alone ; the Won then
was not theniceked.
'4.'LiotnasOsh9rue, an Officer in the Royal Mauves,
stated, that when he went ut-istairx at Mr. Due-
bar's be lett , the Pristine! 1,, the eotttiting;•house
when' he croon: dowti by found' bun there alone:
they then went together towards the Tl.,eatre.• When
iu the Strand, they stopped nt illeshop of Mr2,Sitint,
a shoemaker, where Mr.• the Prisoner,.
bought a pair of boots, and 'paid for them by means
of a draft. of ;3,31. 9tl. which he said
,he had from,.
his guardian, Admiral 'Savage : he had the 1.14300 i.
part of
and some money; as part of the
.account of the
draft., They w nt atterAards to another shop. The
Prisoner said, as,they wpre coming :dole Fetichurch-
: street, hag; got o:`diart
~Vieliau Mar to 1, foreman: . to.Mt“tiittint, shoe.:
maker, in the Strand, said the Prisoner came to
tieiir giOp. oirrhir Trt7-zrf -turinoTrtirph4 lace Wit="
,e,e,as was
.ku liir0:110-Rodiii,,,d
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pair of boot 4, and'presented ti draft for 331, c..-
After consulting consulting with 114 r. Swat, he g<i“.!
31. is. in part of the order, and the remAiii,ler
the amount he was to call for on the Monday, which
he did.

Peter Crump, a servant of Mr. Stunt's, r,N%-ive..l
the amount of the order at Messrs;tee' and Co.'l,
Bankers, 71,. Lornbard-street.

One of Messrs. Lee's Clerks stated his haying
paid the amount of the order to the last Witness.
Mr. John Lomas Johnson, on the draft
shewn. to- him, said it was the same which he had
sent to Mr. Dunbar's on; the,day Mentioned.
Mr. Robert' Dunbar said, that Mr. Johnson was
not directly indebted to ,him ; but from the Moment
the order in question cam into his puise.ssieli, he
conceived it to be his pteperty/
An objedion was here taken, as to the stria legal. .:
validity of the order in question, and on account of
its consequent inadmissibility as evidence. The sum
of this appeared 'to be, That by the provisions of the
ACt which exempted from the Stamp-duty of Tyio
Shillings, drafts upon iiersons aging ae Bankers (to
a certain amount), drawn within ten miles of the
place where payment is made; it was necessary th4t, 1
the name of the .plaee where the order was drawn
should be mentiuned and engrossed in the draft;—
this, it *was contended, was not the ease
.with t,144
draft in question, as the word Liorden, mentiphed
therein, referred merely to the local residence of the
Bankers. .
The Counsel for the Prosecution contended, that
;, the place and date appeared adequ:Jely on the trice
of the iustrunteht, which was purported to hava
been
.drawn in London, and therefore within We
meaning of the Ad.
This fad was afterwards acknowledged by ',Vr;
Johnson.
The opinion of Mr. Racoanita was rather against
the objection, it appearing on the face of the instru-
ment that it was drawn in London.

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The Prisoner
.being called upon for hisdefetlce;
stated, in a faint and tremulous voice, a circuinsta.',-
tial detail, with respe&l to his goitig to the Proieeti•
tor's house; with Thomas Osborne; -&e. He aanoV-
ledged he. saw the tin bolt lying on the desk with
the key in it, but protested that „he never touched
it ; neither did he see any thing of an jrou
The two Mr. ()shames came out with him 'from* the
Prosecutorono of them parted company at 6e
corner of Gracechurch-street. In. that street Mr.
061.;orne told him he had get'a, check, and asked
him her he could get it discounted. He th
mentioned Mr. Stunt's shop, where they went ; and
concluded by. relating whatilad passed at the shoe,
maker's.

No Witnesses appeared in his behalf. '
Mr. Rt:CORi)ER sutnined up' the, evidence,
and .'delivered' a very impartial and, •appruiii:::,z
charge thereon.. th noticed the phjedinn `fat' lti
Prisoner's Cduns-el, which, 39 ,cpmbining a co;ri-
deration of fad as .veil as of law, they .would
on view of, the instrument, in some measure io
deckle.

ThnJury retired ti consider Of theiri,erdl6l,-orld
after, three-clikirters of au hotir's
returned into Coilri. (at half paq nine' o'elocky,'lfd
pronounced the l'rtotter Nut (guilty.
Thiti in.oriuticiat iott caused 'some plancliti i t4e
galleries,-which were se% erely reprehenjed
1 cotto.za.
'N*
The Prisoner vas greatly atroaeti while tne
werq.out,,nearlY to. fainting: 'He- was tibligd
supported by.'one of the attend,ons t'or • 5p):0,-.;
and had x glass
,of water. Tito vcrditi of the Jlif
seemed a !Ole to revive
The- Prisoner is a tall gentedl lad, 'dark t
plexion; and was dressed in black, with a bLick
silk stock.

On Saturday a Qounnittee of the Privy coun6l
sat at the Council Qttice, to hear ,evel Ap-
peals. It was attended by Earl CANtt,Etq, the Lord
President; Sir W. SCOTT, the Judge of the A..litti-
ralty ; the MASTeIt Of the RoLLs, Sirs W. WY 4I pi
and E. INTE.PLU.N.

• It is stated in a 'Paper of this morning that .144 d •
TRAI A4:AR,'SOII of Earl NELsoig, died yesteld;',y:or
a typhons fever.
On Sattirday evening as General MortitAt
entering London from- the countrk, a large mink
was cut front' his carriv.., in Oxford-street, or
Holborn.

One of the greAtOt of. all plagues is the ineurn.
brance of.an old house, of Which the atutit,d '
expellee ofrePairi frequently exceeds its i.alue. ,t
so will complain the. jiirtunatc, )whO are to .pos,:i4
the Man! Capital Houses in the 'present City Leo-
tery. New, and substantially built, they will rani
for generatiuns, and each be obtaitted fur a stake. of
adventure of lesi amount than it would cost p
art old building. ,

Duero', JAN.. I i:b.—;-Botne persons near tullatnOre,
Ki C 1 t btie onnty, w_rwe oollscs beers
plun-
dered, and.wh6i;e lionies had been stolen, traeedtho
,xObbers_to the neighbourhoOd ofMaryboroi igh, v'yhdia
.thlwhorie's, greatly exhausted, were left by those w.f.,'
had rade then), and who ttispersed, On al,ii
iven, the thieves were poring(' in iariotia:dire4lo.:
and one follow, laden with boOty, , ;mai, tiikou •
aliOilier at the entrairee of Kilkenny , .ni.
m
two ore at: C43lllAllitiCk, near it,:itbn4an. first
of thesti four, on]beitig'carried to the -gaol ef=l4ry--.
borough, g3vo infoimation t Ct *' coo
tog c, ur
thirty, diiipc.,tseci in various parts of tl, fcit)g- Acid
On Counties, and,ii Countks 0•,.'
Kilkenny, wflo iegularly'corrnntiicateii with
Ca stain, with whorn they had agrettri n nuniertinT
'oiheirobbOtia, fortuultt...ly pri:venw(l. All tll
parries are Wall I.nown, arid the
now in s'eureli of thent: ."'

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his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Rt.p?,lA,,
1.1;.s Ekeelleney. Lord GaA.Ntn..t. L.uyILSIIN G 4
has been graciously: pleased tp presont 1.
Wunovvotn4 of:JRB- Oxtorti-street, Itiveruc, ,-;;t
Patentee.ol,4 tErettitblt) Copying Michil4, caljed
fc.rfltu Nianifoki Wliter,'/ with a supeib
Ring, of cut-millet-able.

Nan ExcitAvon,-JAN. 8 --There ti;;
dling supply of whtmt airivei to city,
are effetted at, an increase in riet.! cat ;.
per quartet,p. fuieLlititity ; „.
likewise Fe.ase of the twg kinds are
.keep pricet4 Diticara s9j2siorat
and tbttsaleßP,re nearly at our lait
~A
44) price.

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CLERKENIVELI, SESSIONS.

From i/a Jun. tG, isog,

Downing-street; shin-. 16, ISO%
The King has been pleased to appoint Sir George
Prevmt, Ban. to be lieutenant-Governor of the
Province of Nova Scotia, in the room of Sir Join)
Weill wort h, Batt.

. CtaNSPIttACY.
John Joinet Baker, .John Spooner, George
Gritylly,, Thomas Robinson, John Duncan, Edward
Williams, Robert Smith, William Brodie, 'Richard
Delioor, Tlioinas "Yawn,: George Soper, and five
more, journey men hoot-makers, were indiCted for
Conspiring atriong.thetnvelves, and with others, on
the t 4th day Or Septeinher, in the Crook arttl.Bell
public-house, Sheer-bee; for the purpose-if com-
pelling William I.Aittiebier, boot-maker, in whose
employ they. were,' at
,No. . ;Fleet-street, to raise
their wages. Mr.' KNAPP, on the part•of the prose-
' cation, addressed the Jiirrnt ciinsiderable length.
•He pointed out to 'them the dangerous-and mis-
chievous consequences that result to the community
from such' praCtices as were itpputed to the De-
fendants, particularly in this country, the very soul
'and existence of which depended on the prosperity
of its commerce. In this view of things, the Legis-
)ature had emitted several APIs, whereby conspira-
cies and combinations, such as the Defendants were
charged with, received the most complete check, by
the_inflietion of, heavy punishment on "all such as
• were guilty of them. The Learned Counsel then
'proceeded to the examination of the Witnesses,
Thomas Jone 4 deposed, that he was a boot-maker,
. in the employ of the Prosecutor, and was in that ca-
pacity with him several months beftee the 14th of
September; that on that day' the Witness and al-
most all the Defendants met at. the Crook and Bell
public-hOuse,' in Sheer-lane, in the County of Md.-.
dlesex ; that the Defendant Gilbert sat as pfesident
of the Meeting, who, addressing himself to them,
observed, that, as the Prosecutor had considerably
curtailed the prices formerly allowed by him fur
particular articles, it was necessary for them to
come to •soine determination respecting this reduc-
tion in the prices ; Lhat after some deliberation, a
Resolution was at length adopted, viz. that a Paper,
.containing in substance the determination of, the
Meeting to resist this reduttion,, should be drawn
out and sent by a 'deputation ,to the Prosecutor ;
that this was accordingly done, 'and the .Paper
was, in the absence of the Prosecutor, delivered to
the ; . that the lqeeting then adjogrned
with a resolution, 'of assembiiog next morning at
eight o'clock, in , the same place; that the, witness
bin also present on that occasion, two of the De-
fendalles were sent to the Prosecutor for his an-
Swer; which was a verbal one, viz, that the Prose:-
cuter' would not' act:cite' to . their terns : where-
upon the I.}:fendant Gilbert moved, that the men
should striko,atiid also call a General Meeting
of the Trade,, fur the purpose of adokfig measures
by which they would, compel not only the' Prose-
cutor, but others, to raise the wages oft heir journey-
men ; that Harris, Mills, atid,Prynn, three ce the
PrOsocutor's men, dissented front this motion ; that
the witness was certain that 'in terms of this motion
several shop-meetings. were held ; does. not know
whether these resolutions were committed to writ
ling, but believes they were ; remembers on the
nth a Meeting Of the Trade v. as held at the Sugar-
loaf publie-heuse, in Bell-Yard, where several de-
' I 4ates from oilier shops attended, who all approved
of the spirited ctinduel -ot the Defendants, and
were of opinion that they ought to
.be 'Supported..
---Ott that occasion it was unanimously resolved,
that if any man was disposed" to leave town, he
should be allowed seven shilling for travelling ex-
puttes,
,and that subscriptions sitoulti be opened
for the purpose of enabling the Qormrti'ttee to give
to :every wife ftvo shillings, and each Child two
shillings per Week; that:- at this Meetic,- IleSo-
intinn was adepted, .that all would strike. That
after the expiration ' of- a 'week the Witness. monied
his work atel cleSeirted the comltination worked
for the Prosecutor ever Sifter, acid easily earns thirty.
'shillings per we 4, and for extra: work some shit-
lings 'are. That• soon' after Witness pro-
his.elearance frorn :tAici of
tl,e Ucitmdauts called upc?rs him, and o.ipre:rid their,
surprise at his eonduc.l '.in't:dtnig work out of the
Pro ceeittor's shop; they' then told hiisn, Wetness'
would be struck, against, and ~v-is a pence? 'scamp ;'
that about a fortnight after, Witot,34. was. again
npon by the same l).eftaidants, who told Mitt,'
If he 'Chose to jbirt the Defendants, he would
he taltnitted without any firi; and that if he did,
not, such fellows as he woad he in il'olget 'when
th abroad at p,:rticular times.
t 44i
Ntr. chetiter eeponed that hit Defendants
were in his employ' on thu 14th day of 'tttptetnbitr
.
that on the mormug of the following day, he reedy-
pd a writteti-parier Roils the,Defendants' containing
'terms to which he cenld n tug ot, ee. Witness ad.,
mitted, that its some particular instancOli he reduced
the prices about two years before, and. that all his
short struck feol "that hour'; and the Defendants
set what is Oiled a guard on the shop, eonsistiog
fttirn five persons to ten :.they coetinnal to beset
the strop iii this ttlittopr fox near trine 'weeks ; they
frequently entharraoed hiS business, and greatly an-
noyed Some
,other men WhoM ,he procured to do
his worse: each `of the Defendants can easily earn
from 30s. to' 40s .per week.----Witnessdismis,,,e.l the
Defendant:4 on necoutit of their exorbitant demand
--,was in the gre,icest distress, and obliged to go to
Northampton to en4)loy a rnantifaaurer there.
.William Prynn, ho was one of the tnrce who do-
, serted the Deiettdauts, -after the second meeting,
corroborated in every respeel the testimony of the
first Witness., ..
John Minews, the lineman,/ proved that forty
men stytick at Once; and that the Defendants ge-
nerally were very troublesome. in =toying.. all who
came into the shop' till the warrants were served.
Thomai Francis,-Joseph Paisley, William Ben.'
net,.• three, men whom the Prosecutor had em-
ployed after the Defendants had struck, deponed,
t hat ire coming to and going from, the shop, seine
of the Defendants were always in the way to inter 7
opt and jostle them, and-Were occasionally threat.
enetl to be way-laid; and ill treated:. Several re-
„T,‘„, 44,- boot and shoemakers deponed, that the
Vi)ich the. Prosecutor allowed his 1,004 woo
a prope fia r price, and on an average as high'
the trade.
-'":l•4':ii,foontal the Defendants all Guilty. The
eletre.t.

' Flis.lVlajesty has been further pleased to appoint
Major-Genoral Sir Geoige Prevost, Bart: to be Coin-
tnandor of the Forces, with the local rank of Lieu-
'tenAint-General in Nova Scotia only.
Whitehall, Jau.l6, 1808.

Tlie King has-been ' pleased to order a Letter, di-
rested to the Chapter of the Cathedral Church of
flerefOrd, recommending unto them the Rev.
'ham Leigh, Clerk, Bachelor of Laws, to be chosen
into the place of Dean. of the said Cathedral Church,
the ,sane being void by the death of Dr. Nathan
Wetherall, lam Dean thereof.

_ .
The King hos been pleased to present the Rev.
Samuel Birch, clerk, Master of Arts, and Fellow of
St. John's Collegi; Cambridge, to the united Rec-
tories of St. Mary, Wotooth, and St. Mary, Wool-
church Fraw,in the City and Diocese of London,
the samebeing void by the death of ate Rev. John
New ton.'

The King has also been 'pleased to present the
Rev. William. Long, Clerk, Bachelor of Laws, to
the Reaory of Pulhath St. Mary's, with the Chapel
of, St. Mary Magdalen, thereunto annexed, in the
County of Norton( and Diocese of.. Norwich, void
by the death of the Rev. Thomas Berven.
The. King his also been pleased to -present the
Rev. Michael Stirling to the Church and. Parish of
Cargill, in the County of Perth and Presbytery of
Dunkeld, void by the death of Mr.,J. P. Bannerman.

War-Office, *'an. 16, 18,33.

4th Regiment of Ligla Dragoons,Cornet John Gwynn,: to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Watts, promoted in tne Oinit
Foot.
16th Ditto, Cornet William Hay to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase. vice Martin, promoted in the 7211 Foot.
Ist' Regiment of Foot Guards, Captain Anthony William
Durnford to be Captain of a Company, viceetior.General,
Amber, deceased. Ensign the Honourable James Stanhope
to be Cieutenanr, vice Durnford.
ist Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Cha.
Hunt Lorimer, from the 6th West India Regiment. En-
sign-David Kennedy Kirkland, front the 27th Foot. En-
sign Fltornas Wityte, from the 'oil% Foot. Ensign John
'axon, from the asth Foot, Ensign George Brock. trout
the 8;d Foot. Ensign 1. 0. Kearney. from the 41st Foot.
Ensign David Deuker. Ensign Duncan lA'Gregor. Ensign
William Pollock: Lieut, John T. coiladi, rio ti the 7th
Garrison tiattalion: Ensign William !tilling. Ensign
Conner Ensign Rielianl Vatighan Ensign Cha.-I1111(en-
zie Fraser, trout the 78th Foot. Ensign !Lily Fox, trout
the 27th Foot. Ensigti A. W: trout thp 72,d
Foot. Ensign Kent, from the ioth Foot. _Ensign
George Jackson, from thy York Libin Lowry Volunteers.
Ensign Richard o.lrnoway, the 47th Foot. Ensign
John Barr, from the Bad Foot.
'To be Ensign, Ensign Thomas Patten, front the Royal Li-
merick Militia, .

.91.1) Ditto, Witham Macadati, Cent. 'to be Ensign, by pur.
. chase, vice Nl.rcer; promoted. •
21st Ditto, Second Lieutenant George Torrance to be First
Lieittenain, without purchase, vice Kirkwood, promoted
in the toot Foot
25th 'Ditto, William Gammen, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice luxon, promoted in the Royals.
27th auto; Lieutenant Ronert Waugh to be Captain or a
CouVal.. by purchase, vice Browne, who rAires.
36th Ditto, Lieutenant William Colton- to be .Captain ofa
Col it ira ny vii.e Morse, deceased.. Ensign ',Der-
mott to be Lieuteriant, vice Colton, lolin M.Derinoti,
Gent, to be Ensign, vice NliDermott.
434 Ditto, Ensign Edward Honry Neale to he Lienteiont,
Without Dun:haw, vice Strode, promoted. Henry i>r,cl.:.
Man, Gent, to Oa Ensign, vice
,tritli.Ditto, Ensign George Andrewcto be Lieutenant, with.
out purchase.'.. Lieutenant William• Fitzmaurice Lenora,
from the Queen's County Militia, to be Ensign, vice An.
Brews,

.riti Ditto, Lieutenant Dominick D'Arcey to he Captain of
;i Cotnpany, by purchase, vice Courtney, who retires, Ell.
sign George Loggan tUbe Lieutenant-, vice I)'Arcey. H.
w. Wainwrjght. Cent. tabe Ensign, vice Loggan.o :71v IL-
giant Scott, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, -vice
) uowayoromoted in the Royals.
Ditto, Ensign William Steele 'to be Lieutenant, vice
1. uleysdeceascd.
et;to Ditto, Lieutenant. Colonel Paul Anderson, from Half.
pAy of the 4th ',oat, to be Lieutenant.. Colonel, vice G or.
deFili who exchanges. • Ensign D. C. Brown from the 9th
Gsrrison "lactation, to be Lieutenant. Volunteer R.
I Irsiopp to.be 'Ensign, withoutpurchasz., vice Wilson, pco--
!noted, Leopold Do. Froger, Cent. to, be Ensign., without
pirohase, vice Van Konig, promoted. •
67th •Ottru, Lieutenant JallletiGeorge Gordon,, limn the lsle.v.
Fencibks, to be Lieutenant, without pun:lb:se.
nsign Don. Maepli::rson, froth tlltr7Stil toot, to bc ditto.
70th- Ditty, Ensign john Stu:y[3llrd, from the 63d Foot), to be
Emiv, without purchase, vice White, promoted in the
Royals,
7,,att'Ditto, Moses CarnpbMl, Gent. to be Ensign, without

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purchase, vice 11/4Kenzia, promoted in the Itniats.
73,1 Oitto, Lieutenant. Henry C,lcnttolrne to be Adjutant, vica
Chamberlain, promoted in the 151 li foot.
75tii'Ditto, fangs Buchanan Barrie, Gunt. to he liii;ign, by
purtilase, vice St. Feiix. who-retirCi•

john Prencl,..Gent. to be Ensign, without our-
via.° Barr, proiwAcd in the Kayak..
8,;!.f Ditto, Francis lohason, Gent. to he Ensign, without
purchase, Vice Brock, promoted in the Royals.
Diu!), Lieutenant .lames Bowie to be. Captain of &Corn-
' pally, vice Wrigiit, deceased,
Ditto, Dirgaill MackenLie, Gent. to be Ensign, without t
purchase vice (..; reymil I, who resign's. .
tot .W
ertlndia Regiment, Major George 11. Duck worth,
trout the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purclrise,
vice who rztires. Samuel . Gordon, Gent. to be
Ensign, without purchase, vice Filming, promoted in the
goth Foot.
zd I)itto, Lieutenant ‘Vm. Major to be Captain of a Com-
. Oily, vice M,Donald, deCeased.
To be Litnitenantsr—Ensign John Downer, vice Browne, pro-
moted. Erisig.n Thomas Hlia, viCc Ilafor. En.,igit and
Adjutant Hugh Brennan to nave 0)4: it.alik•ol Lieutenant. ,
Ensign :.john Rase, without purchase, vice Murray, WllO
retires. L'usign Joseph G. Donnelly,' by, purchase, vice
biadley,promotrd.
To he Ensigns—henry Fowler, Gent. vice Downer. Cor-
neliti Delahouseay, Gent. by purchase, vice .Rose.'
Ce-
raid Burke Dunlevie,,Gent. wit/font purchase, vice Ellis.
nth Ditto, Ensign ArallbAki Smith to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Stanford, prwnoted.- •
Royal York,,Rangers, Quarter-Katter David Ralkiins, from
Malt-pay of the late stir Garrison Battalion, tote Quarter-
Ivlaster, vice Wright, exchanges. '
Royal west India Rangers, liospital.Mate john.Lusignan to.
he Asiistant-Surgeon. • .•
Ranisay's Regiment, Lieutenant William
wiericit tiatiden, from the Oth Dragoons.- to be Captain of
a Company, without purchase, vice •:Edwards, promoted
in Ilaillie's Regiment.
7th Garrison Battalion, Ensign Samuel Thorpe, from the 14th
Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice Connell, appointed "t!) the
Royals. . •
gth Ditto, Ensign William Bindon, from Half-pay of the
7th West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Grown, pro--
'inoted in the Goth Foot. •
ad Royal Veteran Battalion,- Lieutenant Archibald Waldie‘
'from the 2d Garrison Itattalion, to be Lieutenant, vice
lack son, deceased.
STAFF. •

Major Wm. Bowyer, of the Stli West India Regiment, to be
lleputy-Adjutant-Cierieral to .the +Drees •serviig in the
Windward and Loeward islands, with the 13.atik of Lieu.
teniurt-Colonel, vice Rinuber, who resigns. ,

Comnrinion in the Royal South Lincoln Militia, signedly the
Lori 'Li4samant.

George Lamb Harrison, Gent. wise Ensign. Dated Dec
22, 1837.

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Col:oda:on steed b. trkel..l eittegdsoti if tl a Ccilley of .
. Stafford.
Staffordshire tamer nry Cita/7. •
Walter Hill, Coyney, .Esq. to be Captain,'One Dobson,
resigned. Diced Sept., is, 124. lobo Leigh; Gent. to
be Lieutenant, vice Eynney, resigned. Dated Sept. as,
1807. lt,,bert Grittin, Gent: to be Cornet. Dated as
agave. The HOP. George AtihtlStUlt Fredcric Bridgman
to he ditto, vice Careless, ,resigned. Dated Sept. 7, 1507,.
john Walton, Gent— to bell cterinary Surgeon. Dated
Sept. ts, 18,7.
Wader. iroluxteer Infant)",
Ensign Clewley to be Lieutenint, vice MaJeley. deceased.
llated Sept. ts, tBO7. . William Smith, Gent.; to be En-
sign, Vice C lewiey, promOted. :Dated as aliove.
Lichfield MP/tearer Infantry.
tames Dolman, Gent. tote Ensign, vice Harcourt, resignut.
Dated June 12, iSo7.
Cavelsivall Volunteer. 'gamily.
Ensign Thomas Ileatit to he Captain, vice lames, resigned.
Dated May 9, 1807. fames Whalley, Gent. to be Lieu-
4. tenant. .

• Newcastle Volunteer Infant'.
Lieutenant lolm Robison to be Captain, vice ,Clownath.: de.
'ceased. Dated Sept. 7, 1807. Ensign James Clegg to be
Lieutenant; viee.Scarlet, resigned., 1):Irrt1 abtive: Se-
cond lieutenant John Swinnerton to be FirstLiecion.mt,
vice Robia,n, promoted. D.ited as above. Wil(iain
Mieki'Sson, tent. t 4 be Second Lieutenant,. vice Swituier- .
ton, promoted: Dated as above. Ralph Clews, Cent.
to be Ensign, vice Clegg,: promoted. Dated at above
lohn'Turner, Gent to be ditto. 'Dated as above. Daniel
• Poole, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Joseph Pear-
. Lou, Gent, to be ditto. Dated as above.
Rugtley Polienter, Infantry.
Walter Larvlot, Gent., to be. Lieutenant. Dated a,
1807.
• . • . .Stafford Volunteer !gantry.
Ensign Tho Mas Turnock to be Captain, vice Salt, re.
signed. Dated Dec. 23, 1807. William Fowke, Gent.
,to be Lieutenant' vice Turnock, promoted. Dated as
-above. Thomas Motiershaw Flubball, Gent. to be ditto.
Dated as above. James Turnock, Gent, to be Ensign.
Dated as above.
Moorland Pcluntete Infantry.
Henry Watson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice bakewell, resigned.
Dated Dec, 26, ISo7.
Commissions signed 4y a' Lieutenant of the County of
, • Carmarthen.
William Jones, Esq. to be Deputy. Lieutenant. Dated Jan.
5, 1808. •
21 Hesitation of Cams, teri Volunteer Infantry.
Sackville Gwynn, Esq. to be Lieutenant.Col.ntel.Com-
y mandant, vice Lard Robert Seymour, icsigued. Dated
lan. 6, 5808.
ammissions,signed by the Lard Lieutenant of the County of
Renfrew.
• Po:ft-en/shim Militia.
fames 'Smith; Esq. to be Captain, vice Macdonald, ap.
pointed Inspeaing. Field Officer. Dated x, 008.
Dodtor Barrie to be Surgeon, vice Douglas, resigned.
Dated Jan. 5, ad:- •
Regrenusbire Yonranry Infantry,
Captain Andrew Wilson to be Major, vice Speirt, resigned.
Dated )an 5,180 g. lames Love, Gent. to be' Licaitenaat,
vice Adani, resigned. Date& Dec. 4, 1807, • .
• . 4art?rn Renfrewskire !gantry. •
Thomas Corhet, Gent. to be, Ensign, vice Pollock, resigned.
Dated lan. 5, 1808. Thomas Corbet, Gent. to be, Star..
geon. Dated Dec. 4;
Cormodraisms era the 38th, or Ayrshire Regiment of Militia,
signret 6y she 1.,‘, d• Lieutenant.
Walter Campbell, Esq. to biecaptain, vice Blair; promoted.
Dated Dec, 24, iBO7. John Fulton. Esq. to b ditto; vice
Gray, promoted. r Dated. Dec: asi .5837. Ensign Andrew
Mitchell Cainpell to be Lieutenant, vice' Fergushill, re-
signed. Dated Deo. 24,' 1207. John Norman. Gent. to
be Ensign, vice Cox, resigned. Dated as above, William
Findlayson, Gent. to be ditto, vice Camp.bell, promoted.
Dated:Dec. 25, 1807.
pmmissions sig4ed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Sahip. '
Ludlow, and .81,hoit's C:: the Volunteer Yeomanry.
Edward V iseokint,C I ive to be M.iyir-Commargimir, vice Sal.
wey, reigned.: Dated Dec. 57, 1807.. faints Fiettung
Baxter, r.4q. to be Captain. Dated as above.
Shropshire Regiment of 1' /bate" hrlinfroy. •
Wm. Harley,•Gent. Litirteriant, vier. Bage, resigned.
Dated lin,. e,' 1803..' TtIOLTI.ts' Suttoni.Gent. to he Sur-
. ,ge,.m. .Date,t 'above. iktioctt E.varis, Gent. to i)e As-
! sistant- Surgeon. Dated a.s
• Commissions signed by the 1.," Lieutenaniv4f the Corny of
•

Detribi,
Frederick Lawrence, Esq.. to :3e Captain. Dated Nov. 23,
1307, .•840111.1e1 IMNSollv Coot: it Lieutenant. • Da:ed
Nuv. to, .Frith, Gent. to be ditto. Dated
NOVVOlber 2K, 1897.
frjrksw,ra., fiartaliol of Yawata rnfoffrfi •
Ftancis Hurt, to ta: I,ientenant-Co;ottel-Commandant.
Dated fan. 9, 1808. Petar Ark wright' Esq, to be Major.
Ddtai as Above. Charles Ark wright, Esq, tote C:aptain.
DAtcti as above. Richard !tort, Esq. to be ditto. Paled.
as'above•

Derby Regiment of rdulteeelajantor.
janics Oalcrs,jun. Gent. to bz Lieutenant. Dated January 9,
OW- Robert Mottsley, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as
Gent. Datedabove. George Lowe, ent. to be ditto. Ibtted ai Above.
Dement and Trent Battalion of Volunteer Infantry.
Heart liplbn Gent, to be Ensign. Dated lan, 9, 1808.
toke,
Dolphire Regiment of Gentlemen and, Yeomanry Cavaliy.
lona E I Ain,Gent. to be Assistant. Surget..n. Dated I an. 9,1838
CommislionsAlgoted 6y the Lord Lieutenant of the Countyoj Essex'

Iflotto: Ij.4ttalisos of Ersex 41111(14.

Etisip Thomai Stephen D'Alton to be Lieutenant, vice
Crstiltits, deceated. Dated December Acii.

SI ref? ;nide?, VolUnteer Infantry.
Lieutenant Edwards to be Captain, vice Nocoldsi resigned.
Dared Nov. t, 11107. Lieut*.tiant Seale to be ditto. Dated
Nov. 2, iSoy.
IV ithamitz4v 4,wuntter Infantry. •
Lieutenant William Norton lantuter to be Captain; vice
• Agar, resigned. Dated Dec. 3, 00.7. -t
llinekford Hunched Volunteer Regimeia. •
jowl Edward Walrus], Esq. to be Captain, vice NotOdge,
resigned. Dated Dec. 2s, iBOl.

Cemiiiirions signed by the Lod Li...tete/fa/a for the Como of ,;( ;pt.

East Rini Pa&Niger:.

Edward ilussey, jun. Esq. to be Captain, vice Sjr, Edward
Dering, resigned. • Dated Dec.'2B, 1807.

Ilulneerdale Pefunteep.s.

Lieutenant George .Austen to bei Captain, vice Petley, re.
signed. Dated ian. 2, igeg.
Rcebriter and Cbatb.lot Corm of the North Ryles ford Leizon.
Ensign Edward Boys to he Lieutenant, vie:: Best, resigned.
Dated Jan. 5, Samuel Baker, jun. Geiit, to be En.
sign, vice Boys. Dated as above.
Coininissivni in the Cinque Ports Volunteers, tigved Ly the Lord
kt'arden. - • .
• o •Sa !down Castle Cempany.
Thomas Winter, Gent. to be thenten:it,it, vice Adims, re.
signed. Dated Nov. 20, 1807.
' Deal Castle'CornpaPy;••
Stephen Williams, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Richards,
resigned. „,,Date4.l. Dec. 1, 1807. Samuel lames Hatch,
Gent. to be ditto,vice Underdown, Promoted. Pated
Dec. zo, 18c),

Foli,tiont Artillery,
Robert SatultOrd, Gent. td be Lieutenant. Dated I)ec, 27
184.

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