The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-02 00:00:00

LORD SOMERVILLE's CATTLE SHOW

YeSterday aftbrnoon the cattle, sheep, and pigs be-
gan to arrive at Mr. SADLER'S Repository-yard, itt
Goswell-street, which are to be there•exhibited this
day and to-morrow as Candidate§ for Prizes pa-
triotically Offered by Lord gomr.aviLue, for encou-
raging early and economically fattening of animals,
and other obje&s equally aS important. Abont dusk. in
the evening we learned that oxen had arrived be-
longing to

[.ofd Viscount Sackville 5, Major Woodgate 5, lohn Con.
yers a, William Coles 2. john Westear z,•.Henry King, jun,
2 Samuel' chandler a, john Tarret a, W.. Rosa a, Mr. Mil.
ler z, and Mr. Lamb 2.

Cows and Heifers belonging to Lord Somerville, t (an I ta.
lint heifer), Lord Braybrook 2, Lord William Russell t;
John Westur 2, Henry King, jun. t, Robert Tubhs Et,
?oshua Trimmer 1, Mr. Lamb 2, and the Reverend Mr..
Towers r.

A Bull, belonging to (ohm Conyers, Esq.
•s
Alerino, or Spanish Sheep, belonging to Lord Somerville;
rokarns_; and 2Vlr. b'eckenharn z Rains and t Ewe.

Fat Wether Sheep, belonging to Lord SomervillF 5, Colo,net Montague Burgoyne 12, Charles C. liTstacrn 5, Chornai
Purdy's, and• Mr. Monkton, 5.
A Rant, belonging to Sir Itiornas Carr.-
Ewe Hogs, belonging to 1.,,rd Somerville Bray-
brook s, Sir Thomas Carr 5.' Colonel Montague Burgoyne 3,
Charles C. Western 5, William Runcinaan 7, Thomas
dy 5, FiliolvHatton 5, Mr. Beckenham 6, Mr. Fat-lieu:nil
5, and Mr. Saxby 5.
Pigs, be!onghig to Sit William Curtis 4, Charles C.Wes.
tern 4, W. Coles 2, Robert Tubbs 2, L. Wright 1, and Mr.
Sully

Several other very fine animals were ekoe..aed td
arrive in the coune of the evening. This- 'mornng,
the Gentlemen seleaed as Judges will ca!-e.fully ex-
amine ail the animals for which prizes have been,
offered,
,and the certificates or the work performed by
oxen, the distance each has traVelled to th:: show;
their ages, thod, &c. &c. and they will Make, sign,
and seal up their award, Co be opened by Lord So-:.
miintvit,Lii, after the dinner, which he gives to-mOr=
row at Freemasons' Tavern, and, where handsonit
silver cups, as prizes, will he putiliery delivered tci
the successful Candidates. Several new agricultural
implements, specimens of broad cinch from Antic:
marine wool, by Tot.r.cT and Joyc, &1-c. are ex,
peaed to be shewn this day. ; ; • .

r•-2, the LONDON QAZETTE, Feb. 28, 1807.

Horse Gaord, 24,, 1807.

Fig ,Majei,ty .bas. been pleased to grant His most
prnious permission to the following Regiments of
viz. the, 20th, the 27th (or Inniskillen),
the .58th, the 78th, and the-81,st ;..-and to the 'legi-
t! ent of Wkiteale, to assutne;.;.in addition to any
°titer Devices or Badges-44a Avhich they may be se-
yeraliy-entitled, atid,to:bear it their Colours and,on
-titdr Appointments, the word " Naida," as an ho-
nourable and lasting testitnony..of the distinguished'
gallantry displayed by those -Corps In the Aaion
tongbt on the 4th of July 18015, on the Plains of
Maida, in Calabria.
By Order of His Royal Highness the Commander
in Chief,

HARRY CALVERT, Adj. Gen.

Inr-O:Fce iBa7 .
4th• Regiment of Dragoon du„rds, Robert Warren, Gent to
he Cornet without purchase.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoon's, Captain:Charles Lovelace,
from the loth •Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Carhp.
bell, who exchanges. Lieutenant Thomas .Pipon' to be
Captain of a , Troop, by purchase, vice C.harrtpion, who
retires.
9th Ditto,.Ensign j. Henry jad:son,frorn the Stith Foot, to
be Cornet, by purchase, vice florsbttrgh, promoted,.
13th Ditto,' Lieutenant G. B. B. Crompton, from the Royal,
West -India 'Rangers, to be Lieutenant, vice Grcriett, who

exchanges. •
Loth Ditto,"-J,ieutenant George Brown to be Captain of a
`Troop, by purchase, vice Chohnley, who retires. Cornet
W. H. Sewell to be Lieutenant, vice Brown. •
Ist Regiment of Foot Gbards,- Francis Scawen 'Blunt, Gent.
to be Ensign, by purdiase, vice Needham, promoted.
ist Regiment of. Foot, Ensign lames Stewart to be Lieute.
nant, by purchase, vice Nilson, promoted lathe 63d Foot.
William Rouston, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice Cook, whose Appointment has-not• taken plaCe.
sth Ditto, A►thur England Johnson, Gent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Bayley,
.w ho resigns. .
6th Ditto, Henry Davies, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Wallace, proinoted.
toth"Ditto, Captain lohu Campbell, from the 7th Light
Dragoons, tube Captain of a Company, vice Lovelace, who

exchanges. '
rith Ditto, Major William Sibbald to be Lieutenant Colo.."
nil, by purchase, vice Pearse, who'retircs. Captain Alex-
ander Mame to be Major, vice Sibbald. Lieutenant Daniel
Wright, front the 65th loot. to-be Captain of a Company,
vice tlnines. Lieutenant Aiiiithaii.Hawkes,- from the tat
Dragoons, tp be Captain of a Company, by purthase,
'vice Dalrymple, who retires,
t7ti) Ditto, Ensign-Robinson Gale to be Lieutenant, by,pur-
chasjr, vice Croker, promoted.
7.5 th Onto', Fnsign .S. mchoub. to be Lieutenant, by
• purcir.tse, vice Robison,' promoted in the Royals. •
4.4 th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Geoige Dodsworth to '
be Lieutenant Colonel, 'vice Fanccntrt, deceased.
36th Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Middleton to be Captain,
of a Company, purchase, vice Keith, apprinteti to,.
the gth Royal Veteran Battalion.' Ensign- Robert Noble
C ross to be L lent, vice M !rum. ' Bishop,
- Cunt, to be vice Cress.
3WI Ditto, Lientenal..t. Annebley to be Captain,of a Com-
panv,-vice.Virk:ent, deceased.
liitto, Ensign Henry Temple to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vi,_e browillow, promoted .in the 3d Garrison
Battalion. Honourable •to be Ensign, vice

;• • .
56th ()it:o. To be Lieutttarits, without purchase—Ensign
'Alex;lAter Maclean. 'l'nsi o l)chtly• ittlsjo and
Adjutant to have the Rank of Lieutenant.
linsign Willtaln Mallet,
sSth Entign‘ E. •Kingslev to be Licitteir.nt, vice
O'Contill, deceased. "Ensign S ot:tice Park to be -I.„Kiite-
nant, vice i\'laniey, (ieceitsz-d. Pyner, Gem. to he
liusign vice Kingsley. Abraham Briggs, i„;eta. to beditto,

vice Park.
6oth -at°, sth C;:ptaiti latrOs Prevost, from the sth
Garrison •iiattalion, to he Captain of a Company, vice

Tripp, who exchanges.
66th Dutu, Lieutenant W, I. Stephens, from the 4th Foot,
to he Captain (ft a Company, by purchase, vice coghlan,
reinov:,!d to the Sth (;;.::rison Blttaii(4l.
71st Ditto, 11eutenant Elehry G. Hall, from the 13th Fghr
Dra.;rAns, to b;t rapt4in et a Company, by purchase, vice

H.tycs, t, ho ret. res.
first Licui;•nant Samuel Corhet, from the Half-pay
"ot the 73d koot, to be Lieutenant, vice t'amptTll, %%ho
exeltat4ss. - cnsit n losiatt L. Hart to be Li;:titenant,
' without purch:isc, vice Mitchell, who retires-
Sza Ditto,- Captain (. R. Forster, from the Statrat the Ar-
my Dep,r, to be Captain, vice oo4pley, wha exchahqes.
9ztt I)itto, Dtmcan :14•Qu:)rcudale to be Lieutenant,
%vitt:out 101'c:base, Vice ivivt'nersott, temove4 to rite 4.1 d

Regitnent.
5 .9501,i -Fitto, Licot. Swift' Armstrong, from Half. pay of the
ItgialLtit, to bz: Lieutemuit, vice Stonebridge, who

'
411, West India Regiment," --- Chapman, Gent. to be
pur,..base., vice Sapio, removed to %Yam.:
viiie's Regiment.
KoYai African Corps, Lieut. G. Sfarck, to be Captain of a
• CorTipany, 4Vit;(lol.lt IlUrChaSe.
Royal %Vest litnia Itangers., Lieut. J. R. Grosctt, from 13th
Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Crompton, win.)
exchanges, John Fillinglarmi, Esq. to be Paymaster.
3d garrison R-Atakon, --:—.M'Cliiitock,Gettt. to be Ensign,
Y'lc,.! Robinson, promoted.
sth D;tto,•Capt. E. (1". Lle Tripp; from the 6oth Foot, to
be Captain,, vice Prevo.t, wno exchan;;es.
3d Royal Veteran"Pattalion, Cornet A. Mackie to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Patton,
Ditto, Captain Win. Keith, from the 36th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Macpherson, irrotnotc4 in the
ioth Royal Veteran Battalion,
STAFF.
_ .

Captain R.. Ouseley, from thn 82d Reg,ifnent, to be Staff
Captain at the Depot, vice Forster.
To be DepuiV.Commissaries Genera; to thil Forces, Assist-
. ant Corninissari,-:s C; rano. F-.
To be :I:sistant Commissaries to the Eotces, •Aelfrig
ant Commissaries in the Mediterranean
V erbeke.
Clerks in the Office of the Comtnissary General
in the itfe.
diterranean, Grolier. --Hageaou., Charles

Rodo,ell.
zd Regiineht royal East India Volunteers, Ensign John Lee
to ba Lieutenant, kicieuct Everett, Gent. to be Ensi4n,
vice Lee.

Imutog.ANotm.
The removal of Lieut. lohn Mack y, from the z7th Foot to
the 93d, as stated in the Gazette of the 2ls t inst. has nut
taken pi-ace. . . .
Conntis3i6ns in the West ;Cent Militia, 4 igned by Ike Lord
Lle,:enant: . .
To he Captains- Brittain, Esq.' :Dated Feh. to, 18.7;
Robert. j. Greyi .Eq. Dated as aboye A.
To be Lieu tenants= Ensign G. Sla.le. Dated lan. zo, ISO 7.
George Brooks, .Gtnr: Dated as, above. '; Thdrston, Gent.
Dated as above. - -•-

;tarles Morgan, Gent. to be Sccantl I.iutenant, vice Law-
r.:l,c,c, appointed SuNeoil. Dap,i,i:eb. 15, Liv.
•

. •7 , B4I)IcRUPTCIES ENLARGED. ,
Joseph Clark, of vv,ip,oii:ig 1kii.,14-street;
ler, fr;,iin Nlaich / to April,l4'; at ele,en, at Guildhall:
Abet Drewell, late of. St. Thomas the Apostle, Devynshik,,.
brewer, tom March 3.t0 ten, at Guildhall; London.
BANKRUPT'S'.
William Traynor, of jerrnyn-street, St., (Imes's, Wesmin2
ster, tailor, to sintend;..r March 7; A.+, and April Tr, at ten,
.at Guildhall. Attarriies; Messrs..,DaWsn au t',/catislabe,,,,
Warwick-street, Golden-square. , •
Ilenty Binden.of l'hornbury, Gior,tes'.ershre, bac;rifaclor,
March 6, at the S,.vanlnit Thurrib,tylo.i, and April
at the Bush Tavern, Biistol, at eleven eac, Atfor...
nies, Mr. James,.Gray:s-Inn-square; ;Mr. Rolph,. Thorn-.
bury ; or Mr. Tanr.erpßiistpl.
William Edge, off alf,ref; LineAhire.brewer,, March t 6, 3,,,
and April 11,. at tnree, at. ffe .‘,.itt,orge end, Dra;.,,i,
Manchester. Attoriiies,, Mr. Taylor, Manchester ; or Mr.
Ellis, Cursitor-street, London. '
Thomas Dallyi. of Chichester; 'linen-draper, March T. 3, t 4,
and April 11, at eleven,' at the Dolphin Inn,: chiclister-.1
Attornies, Mr. 'Price, Chichester; or Mr. Few, New
NOrth- St reet, London.
Thomas Brayshaw, of York, grocer, March :79, 20, 'mid.
-April 11, as eleven, at the York .Tavern; Yorf;, At-to•nies, .
Mr. Brook, York ' or-Messrs. Bell and Broderick; Bow-
lane; Cheapside-,.London. • • '
john Rogg, of Hemmingby, Lincolnshiredobbec, March 2;,
24, and April I r, at eleven, at the Saracen's Ilead Inn,.
Attornies, Mr.Toplis, Mansfield, Nottinl;liatusiitre ;
or Mr. Alexander, Bedford-row, toliddri.'
john Purbrick, of Fairford, Gloucestetshire, dealer, March
9, at five, to, and April -1 r, at eleven., at the Raw Inn,
Cirencester. Attornies, Messrs. Meredith and Robins,
London ; or. Mr.-Pitt, Cirencester. •
Henry Michael Tijori, late of Mitre-court, Fleet-street,
Lond6n, vintner, March 3, 14, and-April 11, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow, and
Grosvenor, Austin-triars.
George 'Bromley, of Chandler.street, Grosvenor-square;
Middlesex, grocer, March, 7, 14, at one, and April ri, at
ten, at Guildhall. •
Henry Scott, of Hinckley, Leicestershire. hosier, Match
at two, 17, and April' II at eleven, at the Geofge,
ley. Attornies; Mr. Forhes, Ely-place, Holborn,Loudon •
•or Mr. l'hornley, Hinckley.
Richard Smith,- of Ashborne, Derbyshire, stationer: March
r 6, 17, at seven, at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby, and
April t,lnn, at nine, at Kedleston Derbyshire. Attornies,
Messrs. Bleasdale. Alexander, andHoline, New Inn, Lou..
don ; or Mr: Britlebank, Ashborne.
William I ngledew„ of teeds,Yorkshire, starch-maker. March
17, at three, 18, and April tl, at eleven, at the Star and
Garter, Leeds. Attornies Mr. Lee,' Lecds ; or Mr.
Battye,,Chancery-lane, London. • .
• john Claughton, of Love-lane, Rotherhithe, Surrey, ship.
rigger, March 7, r 7, and April ri, at twelve,
.at Guild-
Loinion; Attorney, Mr. 'ones, Purrip-coiirt, Temple.
'John Hill, of Rotherhithe, Surrey, 'merclianttNliirch 3, 14,
and April it, at twelve, at Guildhall, London, Attorney,
Mr. kivington, Fenchurch-buildings, I.enehurch:street.
George Gregory; late of Compton-street, Sidio, Middleeex,
cbeesemonger, March 7, 14, and April'
, at:elerz.'n, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stevenson, Chequer.court,
Charing-Cross.