The Sun.
London, England, 1807-09-18 00:00:00

LIVERPOQL, SErr. 16.

On Saturday night, or Sunday morning last, the
warehouse of JOHN CITORLEY, Esq. in Lionover-
street, was b'roke open, and two trunks, containing
handkerchiefs, stolen therefrom.

ACOIDENTS..—On Thursday last, one Riched
Andrew was thrown from his cart, in Tarleton-street,
and the wheels passing over him, broke one of his
legs, and otherwjse injured hina.-4ame day, JONI
Leyland, serv:int of iVIr. H. Dixon, ‘s%title showing
sparrows in the garden, had his hand drea.ffully
cerated, and the first joint of one of his. fingers
blown off,
.
by the {piece bursting in Ins
Same day, Jaillt!3 M': Murray,, ou of the °Aston.%
Ho
discharge of t
use°Lrictrsof .dais
..port, While ationtling to
the r from the Ani, ric:m Brigs
Hero, had both his legs broken in a most dread-
ful manner, by a balk sipping from its intended
course.

Oa Saturday, two young children, being incau.
tiously left alone in a cellar in Hurst-street, flu;
cloathes of on of tlatan caught fir:, by wilicia at
was so severely burin as to cause its death the saao
evening.

On Monday, Samuel M‘powen, a boy about iq
years of age,, had one leg tra,Anred, aild the of her
considerably bruised, by a wheel tailing on it what.)
greasing tih:! a!qe-tree of a cart.-Saaie day, as 4,
man belonging to a-fishing-buat was endeavouring
to get up an anchor, the windlass struck Ills arm
and broke it.—Same day, in Dale-creet; a carter
sitting-on the shafts, ir. passing another cart, wag
thrown down, and had his leg brake by the wheel
passing over it..

• SMITHFIELD MARKET, SrtP IS.
This day's market afforded a `middling supply of
different kinds'of Cattle; Beef, Mutton; Pork, and
taimh are cheaper than our last report ; Veat
something dearer, and the trade for the most part
was not over brisk.—The sales in the Haymarket
were rather dull ; Flay and Clover obtainN.l la.t
prices ; Straw has fallen in price since Monday's
market.—The under-mentioned prices and num-
bers are a corr:l6l sttateinent
To sink. the OiCil per stpne of
Beef 4s. od. togs. 4d.--Mutton 4s. ad. to 0. 31—Veat
bs. od. to 7s. 6d.-Lantb ss. od. to Cs. &L.—Pork ss. 6d. to
61.0 d.
Beasts, 640..—Sheep and Lambs, 7600.—Calves,
Pigs-410.

, . CORR.:EXCHANGE, SHPT. 18:,--The Market to..
day is main thinly supplied with Wheat—t no
samples fully-support fast prices, but other qualitita
go off heavily; in .Barley little alteration; fine IValt
is in demand and dearer ; Beans of each sort full. as
dear, and White Pease continue high ; Oats are like•
wise in short supply, and those of first quality Ire
,
dearer ; Flour as our last.
Wheat 45s a Sae
a 633 ad Tick ditto (do.) 465 a 523 od
Flee date . 7as i 733 of Oats - ass 30t; a 343.4
Rye . 4os a 4.0 od Poland ditto 36$ a 37S 04
Ilarlary - •
• 30s a 42 odo Potatoe - - a 4os GA
Malt • . b6i a 743 of i Rape Seed - ail a 281 OS
White Pease tarsi a I:4S oft i Fine Flout sss a slis fros od
01,:v dittn -
,613 260 01 iimlttki . . s‘i a 556 44
Means (Old) s7s a 4rjk od 1

From the LONDON Gil 7,F7 TE, Sept. L, 1807.

Ir:Office, Sept. 15, 1-8,37.

stst Regimrnt To M. Ensigus— Lientenint '1(-.11n Walker,
fr m Wort York Militia. •Lieutenaitt Beiijamin
11,ek Hawley, train the pxtoid Militia. Lidut: Thomas
. Cox, from ditto. •
53d' Ditto; tinsign.Andiew Campbell, from the Salop Militia,
to tx, Tlnsign. Ensign George Calcot Gough, from d:tto,
to be hnsign.
5 o Ditto, gi !Imams Burton Bedford, Gent. to be Epsign, by
~irchase, vice Adams, promoted. ,
5., • Ditto. Charles Schaw,. tent. to be Etisitm, without
purchase, *ice Leathes, promoted inthe Royal. West Iddia
Rangers.
Si h Ditto,-Captoiti Thomas Ruttonr from the West Kent
Militia, -to be Ensign: - •
6,tii ionit tichwortz, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Reeder, prontotedin the Royals. Riebard
Csnit, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cartwright,

who retires.
Gist Pirt,,, Laptain the Hon. William Stuart, from the ist
Foot .C.;%!ards, to b. Major, by .purcMse, vice Durnford,
whose A ,nointmei t has not taken place. Lieut. William
Henry }loll's, fro .. the South Gloucester Militia-to be
Ensign.
61.41 ditto. To be Ensigns—Captain littmlorden, from the
Bedtordshiic Militia. lieutenant William Davie, from
the ovront Militia. Lieutenant Sandys Staunton Betteriss,
from ditto.
Cd'Ditto. To be Ensigns—Lieutenant Richard Church,
from the East Essex Militia. Lieutenant William,Henty

- - .
. Attu rang, from ditto. Ensign Nathaniel A. Jagger, from
• the Cambridge Militia.
65th Ditto. Tcibe Lieutenants—Ensign Dunne, vice Baird,
promoted. Ensign lerernialt Thomas Sullivan, vice
Poppleton, promoted in the 53d Foot. Ensign-Nicholas
John S.Miti, vice Mackay., appointed in the 76tb. Foot.
Ensign Vann Brice.
To be Ensigns--Thomas Dobbins, Cent. vice Fleming,
whostappointincnt has not taken place. William Davy,
Cent. vice Davies, whose appenitinent has not taken
place.
7Jtlt Ditto, Hospital-Mate Ross to be Assistant-Sur-
geon, vice Boys, who resigns.
74th Ditto, Lieutenant 'Robert Sampson, from the tst So.
merset Militia, to be Ensign. •
75th Ditto, Lieutenant Archibald Fraser, from the Salop
• Militia, to be Ensign, vice M4l.ean, promoted.
,76th Ditto. To bz Ensigns.- Lieutenant Francis Hand, from
the Derbyshire Militia. Lieutenant John Could, from
ditto. ,Lientenant Edward tones, troth the %Vest Kent
11,1i!it14.
s4th Ditto, Ensign John Dale to be Lieutenant, by put..
chase, vice Kay,
Seth Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Joseph Baines, Wirt the
75th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase,
vice Worseley, appointed to the Sao Foot. Lieutenant
Win. Gibbs, from the a 4 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice
Gardiner, %eh exchanges. •
9,th Ditto, Captain ilhomas Wright to be Major, by per.
chase, vice Murrayi-appoiiikd to the 241 Lite Guards.
gust I' • ';ospital-Matc David Maclagan to be Assist:ult.
Siirwon, Rolierta; appointed to the Royals.
75th Ditto, Enst,-n Le hardy, from the Worcester Mi.
to be Ensign, ,vice G'ell, promoted.
Ist West India Reg,mient, Lieutenant Arthu'r Cuthbert Beau.
molt, from the 'oth Foot, to he Captain of a Company,- by
purchase, Vica„Woldi`on, who retires. - •
d Ditto,-Major William- Marley, Permanent Assistant in
the Quarter-Master-GenerAl's Department, to be Major,
41.
:.Yttl-C.baSej vice Lord Petershani, promoted.
sit Ditto, lienry, Wtenford, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vi r StannArd, proinoted in the 4th West India Ike«
.lofti toms, Gent. to be Ensign,' wit tout pur-
chase, vice Sutherland, promoted.
Bth Ditto, Assistant-Surk;eon ,William Gainers, froM the
Royals, to be Surge-on, vice Hutton, deceased. , •
Royal York Rangers, Porisofiby Copley;Gent. to be, Ensign,
without purchase, vice Johnson, promoted. , •
Royal West India Rangers, Ensign Stanley Leathes, float
the3sth ruin; to,he Lieutenant, without purCii4sc.,,
rs Chass,e, ties, Lieutenint, F. li. A. Le
.Maitre to
be Captain of a Comit.iny, vice•Do SerVecourt, deeeaseil.
Ensign -- Bleniur to be Lienten,int, vice Le Nlait re.
Royal Regiment et Malta, Guiseppe Schemliri, Gent. to be

,
Assisiziii-Sutgeo - n. - '
Cipi Regiment, - Ostheyden,Gent. w be Enbign, vice
butler, deceased.. .
tst Garrison tlattation,, Ensign ---- Campbell, I,OLII the 6th

Foot, to be Lieutenant.
gth Ditto, Wm. Thomas Pope, Gent. to be Ensign,- vice,
Hogg, promoted in the 3iltit Foot.
7th Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Rogers, from. the 4oth Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice D'Arccy, who exchanges.
9th Ditto, Joseph Barad!, Esq. to Paymaster.
tat Royal Veteran Battalion, Surgeon William Edwards,
from the 4lith Foot, to be'Surgeon, vice Gray, ulto,ex-
changeb. •
4th IMO% Lieutenant lohn Mullen, front the 7th Garrison;
%motion, to, be •Lieuteuant, Vice Hay, deceased.
sth Ditto, Qnarter-Master. Samuel Longwinth, front the 3d
Dragoons, to•be Ensign,..viee Bell, promoted •in the toth
Royal Veteran Battalion. 'Quarter-Master --- Gileltrist,
truth the 19111 Light Dragoons; to be Ensign, vice Thomp-
60u, appointed to the toto Royal Veteran Battalion. •
6th Ditto, Quarter; Master (.;liarles.WeSt; trout the asth Foot,
to be, Ensign, vice Cameron, proinotert iu.thc tout ROyal
Veteran Battalion.
Sth Ditto, Quarter-blaster William Purse, from .the 34th
Foot, tube Ensign. vice Paterson, prom ,text in loth.
Royal. Veteran Battalion. Quarter-blaster Mussed,
from vie Ist Dragoon Guants, to be .Ensign, vice
promoted in th,C•ltli Garrison Battalion,
9th Ditto, Quarter Master William Cartwright,. from the
23d Light DragoOns, to be Ensign, 'Vitt Morton, appointed
Quarter-Master. . •
loth Ditto, Quarter-Master Thomas .Gray, from the 4th
Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Rogers, appointed Quarter-

• Mastvr. 1 _ _ .
'oh Ditto, Ensign Ceor.gc W}inne, from the 34th Foot, to be
Aci'Ltant, with ,the Rank of Lieutenant.
0

MEMple ANDLIM.

The Apileintment of Lieutenant W., Ritchie, front th,t
14th Foot, to be Lieutenant in the 7th Veteran as
stated in the Gazette of the Bth ult. has not tAken place.

Liautenant Hugh Lloytiftaniclin, of the Bth itegitnent of
Foot, is buperbilla, Wog absent without Jeaic.
Cosign Sgtrutel lirowurigg, of the j4th Itclittient of Foot,
is superscded, absent without leuve. • •

SUICIDI4.--.A. very gented-diesse4 elderly man
called a coach off theltatid at the bottom of Oxford-
street, at eleven o'clock on Wednesday night, and
ordered the coachman to drive to a subscription-
-410113e, iii St. 'Lloci's-itreet. The coachman had
not: proceeded fay when he heard the report of a, pis-
and, on alighting and' opening thevoach.door,
be beheld the ,Gentleman a corpse, the ball having
entered the head Under the left temple. The de-
ceased; who .was taken to a public-house.in Oxford-
street, was not owned yesterday. lie is a vet) tall
wan, and appears to be about sixty.
Yesterday an Inquest was-held at the. house of J.
Ing, the flue Posts, the corner qt Mount Pleasant
and Laystaikstreet, before G. Hodgson, one of the
Coroners for .Middlesex, on the body Of 'Sarni:lel
Wharton, ahoy about six years Old, the son of an
ostler, at the volunteer, stables in Gray's lnn Laite,,
who lost his on Tuesday laat, by being run over. •
lay an empty coal waggon, belonging to Messrs.
Littlewood and: Steven n, of 'Black friars." From
the evidence of J. Brooks, a carpenter, ,who was
close to the spat at The time, it appeared that the
misfortune was purely accidental. There was not
any blame to be imputed either to the v,aggouer or
the boy who led the horses, , and the animals were
extremely tradable; but the boy, :bewildered. With.
the rattling of the horses' feet, fell down, the wheels
went over hiaibeibre the waggon could be stopt„
Emu t be. boy was instantly deprived of life. ven;
dlet was consequently
..ikcid,sttut Beath the
Jury did net think i necessary to levy any detakoid.;
•