The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-05 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

.hfarch ;. John Adams, of Yortsea, Hants, slopstller, :at
eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Feb. 26. Robert Meatyard, late of Fit.lierton Anger,
Wiltshire, fellmonger, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn,
New Sarum,
Feb. 26. Richard Watts, late of fareham, Southampton,
brandy-merchant, at twelve, at the Red Lion, Farehani.
'Feb. 23. John Woodheact and Andrew Lane, of Man-
chester, merchantS,Ut eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms,
Manchester.
tlarelt,6. James Rogers, late of Bristol, merchant, at
twelve, at the Assembly Coffee-room, Bristol.
feb. 26. James Marshall, allath, hooksellcrott twelve,
at the White Lion Inn, dath.
Feb. 27. Silvester, otherwise Siblan Fowle, of West
Rainham, Norfolk, miller and baker, at three, at the
Angel Inn, Norwich.
March 3,. William Ludlam, of Queen-street, London,
merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
March 7.. lames Kirk, of. Gravesend, Kent, common-
brewer, at twelve; at Guildhall. - •
feb..3l. Matthew Bishop, of Shcrbornc, Dorsetshire,
' baker, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Slicrborne.
March 3. William Cousms, of blaidstone, Kent, shop.
keeper, at-ten, at Guildhall, London.
• CERTIFICATES..
V,Gb. 21. Daniel Middleton, of Chester, ale and porter
merchant,
Abel NValker May, late of Liskeard, Cornwall, shop..
_keeper. .
•
Tlioucas Dennison, of Rickerptc, near Carlisle, spirit-
' lncrellant.
Joseph Rogers and William James, of' Bristol, merchants.
George Taylor, late of Marlborough, Wiltshire, bar-c-.
owner,
William Massey; of renchurch-street, schoolmaster.

. Frini the LONDON GAZETTE, febriavy 3,1 So! .

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;Mr-Office, February 5.
Regtmtnt of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant Arthur
Brag.thwayte -to be. Captain, without purchase, via
Taylor" :promoted. Cer,ict ,without
Brew to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Branthwa,yte. John, BUCklliaster, Gent.
' lAte Cornet in the ist Fencible Cavalry, to be Cornet,
vice Brew. • -
.7th. Ditto, Cornet Hickman Leland Rose to he Lieutfn-
ant, by purchase,. vice Malone, who retires. William.
ElWood, Gent. to ke Cornett vice Ruse. •
.st Regiment of Dragoons, Peter Hawker, Gent. to be
Cornet, by purchase, vice Crain,jaroinoted.
nth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Stephen
Pitt, from the 16th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase,
vieti•Suttoo removed to the 3d Foot G uards. . Cornet
CanStpUri t...eorge ltidout, Muni the loth Light Dra-
goons, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Warden, pro-
'moted.
tath Ditto, Cornet Earle Cinilsey Daniel to be Lieuten-
ant, by purchase, vice Cramer, proinoted.
..18th Ditto, Lieutenant Colonel Oliver Thomas [ones,
from the :toth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, vice Carter,. who exchanges.
19th Ditto, George I lutcbins Tiellaik, Cent. to be Cor-
net, by purchase, ViciAtidOUt, appointed to the I Ith
DragOOlii.
t*rit,PirtO, Colonel Arthur Carter, from the iSth Light
•Dragoous, to be Lieutenatit-Colonel, viee Jones{ who
exchanges.:
Coldstream Regiment of Foot-Guards, Captain G. J. B.
Warren, from the both foot, to be Lieuteniuit, with.
-out' purchase. •
4th Regitnent of Foot.-rTo 'he Lieutenants without pur-
chase, Ensign Thomas Ellis, vice Male e,. deceased.
.Ensign William Garland, vice Lucas, deceased.. En-
sign William Sharpe, vice Phelan, eceased. Ensign
Richard Yates, vice Brailsford, placed on Halt-pa).
yth Ditto, Major Lord R. Edward H. Somerset, from
the afith*Light Dragoons, to'he Lieutelialit-Colouel,"by
/swami, vice Talbot, WllO retires.
gth Ditto, Ensign John White to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Studdert, who retires.
26th Ditto, EnsignVilliain Walker to be, Lieutenant, by
:purchase, vice Hopromoted.
MarcM
31it Ditto, Cornet Rene Dc Montalembert, from
the ist Dragoon, Guards, to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase; vice Impey, pronwtcd. 't
4th Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Desbrisay, from the New.:
feuruitand Fencibles, to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice Harris ton, dismissed the Service. •
47th Ditto,- John William -1-lutchisim, Gent.. to be En-
sign, by purchase, vice Harrison, promoted:,
both Ditto, Lieutenant D. 11.1‘Andrew,• from the Half-
pay of the 3oth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Winch;
combe, who exchanges, Hospital-Mate William IP-,
getunto,be Surgeon, vice.Glasco, removed to the 64th
'oot. _
44th Ditto, Surgeon John Glasc6 front the both root, to
be Surgeon,- v.cel IS/cod,: promoted. - - '
cytli Ditto, Quarter- Mastot-SCrje-4; JAMS Wmatton,
to be Adjutmit, vice Cattney, 'deceased,
7Eth Ditto, Lieutenant Charles' George Gray, front the
Half-pay of Captain Kingston's Levy, to be Lieuten-
ant,. vice Rdbertsoit, who exchanges.
Sist DittO,'Rohert Moody, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
Chase, vice Dickson, prornoted in the gosh Foot.
43,1 Ditto, Hospital-Nlate Kidd to be Assistant-
Sorgtoo, vice Rowe, whole:urns to his former •situa-
nion oPHospital-Mate. , '
8.511i.D Q i;to, uatter-Mater Armstrong Flood, from they
1-1311. pay of the late i 26th Foot, to be Quarter-Master,
vice Irwin,. who rosi7,ns.
gad Retment of Foot, Ensign Richard Ryan,: from the
ritli :out, to be licutcOnt, withounpurchasc. • •
BREVET,.

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Liehtenant,.:Colonel COtint Bartholomew o,Mahony, of
the lute• 4th Regiment' of the Irish- Br'igack:, to be Co-
lonel ut the Army. d .
HOSPITAL STAFF,
Surgeon Willfam Wood, from the 64th Foot, to be Ape-
Occark to the Forks.
Ilospita-Mate C'orge 'Poosey to be Apothecary to the
Forces,
,ylee Travcrs,.who has been superseded.
1(941 Lancashire Volunteer:.

rtmeirg Williant.BillinKhain to be Lieutenant, vice Coch-
rane, appoiatt.xl to the tsth root.
Tytler, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Capkelt, promoted.

Itrgiinor of. Pexcible Imj4ot;),.
Harrington, Gent. to bc: Ensign, Vice appoint-
• cd.to the 63d Foot,
• Sore4.Guider.

William Andrews, Cent. to bo Cornet, vice Drew, de-
- caul

R!yal 111141-I,oihian rwhodeer Cavalry,

Cornet George Thompson to be Lieuteunt, 'floe Fozard,

who tesigriS.
Davit! Gray, Cent. to be Comet, vice Thompson.
Ayr( rohthifir ArKt'ely.

Lieutenant Thomas MlLellend to be,Capt n, vice Wilili:-
ide. •
Lie s
utenant jlugh Cowart tobeCiptain, vice Ifunter, who
resigns., . . .
. ohn Tennant, Gent. to be Lieutenant; vice MiLelland.
I)
rant Kirkland, Gent. to be ditto, vice Cowan.
' avid Balliogall, Cent. to be tlittu, vice Vl!' illtan Tennant,
who resigns. • •
• •
John Johnston, Gait. to be Adjutant, vtc:l-I.:nd.cie, who
"resigns:
Ist Banana!: of the Dundee Volsonterr.
,
second Lienterautt David Brown to be First Lieutenant,
vice Blair, deceased; •
William Wfllie, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice
Brown. .. . , . •
. .
rsi Regiment-of the R4:l4lEast India rrdanteer.i.
I ienry I tucLlon, Gent to be Ensign, vice Leighton, who
resigns.
_ Lsea! Ilaverfordlast Fuzilttrs.
First Lieutenant Jolin Stokes to be Captain of a-Company,
vice Lalq,harne, who resigns. • '
Lieutenant Edmund Bype, on the Half-pay of the 46th
Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Stokes.
Xingu:et lidunteers.
Lieutenant John Mq'herson; front the Laggan Volun-
teers, to be Lieutenant, vice Clarke, who > x.changes.
Laggon roluaterrs.
Lieutenant' Alexander claike, front the Kingussie Vo-
lunteers, to be Lieuteuatit, vice M‘Phersoni who ex-
changes.
Pendrakeshire rola:neer::
Godfrey Marsden, Pent. to be Ensign, vice David Davits,
who resigns. ' • `
Rutland 14bn:errs.
Lieutenant Mattllew Hicks to be Captain of a Company,
Vice Scott, deceased.
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MEMO* AIiDU.M. • .
Lieutenant James ieton, of the.6.7tit Regiment of Foot, is
superseiltAl, being absent without leave. ,

ADJOURNED SESSIONS, GUILDHALL,

FEBRUARY 3.

Tills day, according to appointment, came on
before,the RycoanEx,Sir JOHN ANDERSON,. AL
dermal PRICE, and Sir WI I.LI AM Ls I GiiViist,
the Appeal, of With',/,' and Wood, two jonrneymen
cabinet-makers, who were sentenced some time
since to two months imprisonment, charged by
their masters with combining for a rise of Wages
but upon their appeal against this conviaion,
Gu r argued, that the Cdriviaion was illegal,
the charge- being brought upon an Ata of Parlia-
ment of the 39th` year of His Majesty's Reign,
which had been repealed, and instanced several
cases in point. -
• Mr. How eLL, 'in behalf of Messrs. Oakley
and CO. insisted that the At passed in the same
Sessions was an ameudment of the other, and 'did
not do it away.
The RECORDER said, however far. the Legis-
lature had meant to confirm the Aft repealed in
the nth, by another made in the .}oth, vct con-
viction could not take place upon an AA which
was repealed. Whatever steps they might take
after,. the men .must be discharged, which Was,
done accordingly.

SIIIP NEIFS.

GRAVESEND, FEE. 3.

Passed by—the Providence, Reilly, and Linen-hall,
Lewington from ,Dublin ; Lady lane, Fotheringham,
from Lisbon ; Hagen, Allen, and Mississippi, from
I(irginix ; castle, Anderson, front' _Surinam ; Cmstir,
Ross,. from 'Ross ; and Oneida, Pearson, front Charles-
town. - - , • -
Sailed—the - Athniral. Gardner, Branford, for India ;
Adriatic, Foid, and Lady. Mackworth, for
.la-
maim ; Adventure, Bower, WI- St. Vincent's; Mary Ann,
Fish, for Dublin; and Strenhall, Cook, for Antigua.