The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-08 00:00:00

irony ineLONDON ZETr E, iVev.7, 18 Og.

Whitehau „ , 1 ao_g.

The King has been pleased to instittite and ap-
i,oiut the Right Honourable Robert. Dundas, the
Right Honourabre John Jeffreys Earl Cantden,
Kutglit of 'the Most Noble Order of the Garter, Pre-
st4eitt of His Majesty's Council ; the Right Ho-
riTmable Robert Banks Earl of Liverpool, the Right
Hot-ouraftle Henry Earl Bathurst, and the Right
Honourable bichard Ryder, His Majesty'' tivee
P:inoivil Secretaries of State ; the Right Honohr-
Phie Spencer Perceval, Chancellor and Under Trea-
surer of His Majesty's Exclrquer ;- George Percy,
; kconnitOnly called Lord Lovaine;) the Right
No iour:tt,le John Baron Teignmouth, the Right
Honourable Thomas Wallace, and Francis Altnaric
Spencer,Lsq ; (commonly called. LOrd Francis.Al-
malic Spencer), to be. His Majesty's Commissioners
lor,the Management of the Atfairs in India. •

• Whitehall, Nov. 7,180 g.
The King has been pleased to grant to the Rev.
Wun..ii(Mley, Doctor in. Divinity, the Office and
place of Regius Professor of Divinity in the Univer-
sity of Oxford, together with the place and • dignity
of a Canon of the Cathedral Church of Christ in the
said- University, properly belonging, to ►he Regius
Professor Of the said University ; being .both void by
the promotion of Dr. Charles Henry Hall to the
Deanery of the said Cathedral Church. .

Whitehall, ,Nov. 7, 18.09:
The King 'bas been pleased to present the Rev.
Hugh Cilatubres Jones, M. A. to the Vicarage of
West Haw, in the calm!? of Essex, and Diocese• of
London, void by the resignation of the Rev. Gerald
Valerian Wellesley.

" Queen's Palate. Nov. 1, 1809.
The king was this day pleased to confer the ho-
Door of Knighthood on Alexander Johnston, Esq.
on his being appointed Chief Justice of the Supreing
Covrt of Jouicature on thelsland.ot Ceylon.. •
The this day pleased" to con fer the hci-
nour Ct KL:gluhood on Francis Macnaghien, Esq.
orw. of , Judges of the Supreme Court of Judica-
ture at Madras.

iflar.Office,
3d Regimerft of Dragoon Guards, Captain George Holmes to
be MI jor, v ice
,S uut 1, deceased. Liutenant Tiede
to be Captain of a Troop, vice Holines. Cornet. Hugh.
Cummings to be Lieutenant, vice Tiede.
2d Regiment of Diagoons, G. -H. Falconar,- Gent. --tiO be
Ccrnet, by .purchase, vice Cunningham, promoted.
3d Ditto, Cornet Arthur Shakespear, "tram. the .20 Dragoon
Guar.'s, tooe Lieutenant by..purChase, vice 14cson pr&
motet. • •
6th Ditto, William Sherlock, ..Gent to be C'ariiit,:'by,pur...
chath, vice Willett, ploinoted. . ...• •
tvh "Reginicnt of Light Dragoons, Quarterilaster Thomas
Hely, to be Regimental Quarter.lviater. - :- •
zst Regiment GI Foot, Gentieinan -Cadet "Thomas Bell.. from
the lcr>yal Military College, tone Ensign, vice Al`Gregor,
deixased-. •
3d Lieutenant Peter Campbell to be --Captain of a
vice-A-ylmer, deceased... Ensign .Wiillarn Man-
clefs 1.; no vice Campbell. . .
5t ••., C Italics i dward Li.ent. to be Ensign with-•
ou. purorase, vitae Hunt, wlL:se, appointment has. not
pia..e.
7th Dirt, George Nythe,• fthrn the 624 Foot, to
•be Barthci..inew, who esci•arKs. •
9th t.,:e„tt,,,,ht, H. cllrrrau to be Captain lit a COM.
pany, v iihout purchase, vice loiloito,•e.. yvh r retires.
Jett..ttto, Carey to be Major by purchase,
Shout, prvtu .test. Liell.tellAnt. Thomas 1 othergino,
b. Cainain Ur a Company, by purchase, vice {ones, who
retires.
25tit I itto, Serjeant..Major William Keens to be Adjutant,
vice K. Now es, Wilt; resigns, the
Adjutancy only.
28th Datu, itospita'. Mate j. Williamson to beAssistant-
Surgeon.. . • , ,
c, l'homas Eccles, Gent. to be,Ensign, by pur-
..hasc, vice.lluorsiquut, who retires.•
• 35th Ditto.
•

• ,
To he Lieutenants, 11'1, t purchase, Ensigu. Thomas
M•Doilough. - EnLigii 1-1,11145 klo Ensign 101111
ibbs. Ensigh Christopher Spencevlire4ry. ..•
To be- eitsigos, A. Nlactarlane, Gent.' vice ic,t'Dtinotigh.
ivi~h.►ina Wilson,. tient. vice Howard. Ulysses fitz-
-niliirice. Gent. vice Gibbs. .Edwayd• 'O'Brien,
.Gent.
vice 13reary.:• . • • - .
3, ti! otr!ti, :,erjear-t. Sanntel Wall, from the Coldstream
Gutrds, ,to,lte Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, v.-lee
proinoten Assistant-Surgeon Williain. Lindsay,- ,
from. the 9611 'toot, to be As,istara-Surgeon„ vice Mac-
fa ;•iiotc, tic -
Sth Unto, TLiooto- tnt !Mathew. Forster to be. ..Captain of
Company by purchase, vice Crookshanks promoted: 1.40. •
tenant Aoraliolo P. NichoW, from the Royal.. West,lithia
Rangers, to be Li, !tenant-without purchase, vice Forster.
4' th onlan, Gent. to be Ensign by Put-
vice promoted.
43d Ditto, Volunteer Philip •Macplierson, from thessaelF.oot,
to be Eifsigii.- vice promoted. - -.
•
45th Ditto,- Major,G eurge JbiJ idlemore, to be Lietitcriant-Cd.•
lonei, vice Dont-Han, deceased. Brevet Major Williatn
• to.he Nlbej aor, vice ;‘,lcittlernore. -Serjeant M.a.jar
Dxon-to Adjutant, with the rank. ot Ensign, vice
Peaeocke doce.,sed. .
pat Dirt , F laminanck, from the ist Devon -Mi-
litia to Je Ensign. .
sad Ditto, Ensign lohn. Wardlaw to be Lieutenant, vice ,
Dick, deceased.
54th Ditto, Alexander B. Higgins, sent. to be-Ensign,
without purchase, vice Pugh, who resigns.. Philip Man.
del hop, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Buller; pro.
;noted. , • . . •
{Bth Ditto, Ensign John Rolfe to be'Lleuteriant, viceVickerS
Ensign lames Whyte, trom the tat Royal.ye-
tem,: Battalion, to. be Ensign, vice Rolfe. .
both Ditto,Lientenant Henry Heatheote, front the 7th Foot,
to be Captain of a Company. by purchase, vice Bradshaw,
who recites. Michael M•Namar., Gent. to be Ensign
v.itlioist purchase, vice Taylor, whose Appointment
not wizen place.,, Assistant-Surgeon W. B. Morle to be
;:iir-i;con, vice cdiver, appointed to' the iSth Foot. Hos,
pliai-Mate 'oho H. Walker to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice
• 1,40, ic.
6:d. Datto, Lieutenant T. B. Bartholomew, from the 7th
Foot, to be LEutenant, vice • Wythe, • who• exchanges.
•Quatter• Master;Serjeatit George Robertson to be Quarter-
Mast,..-r, vice O'Brien, appointed tet the ist RoyA Veterah
Quarter-Masier-Serieant. Georgo i‘lac Beath,
I ntrn 94th-.toot, to be Quanta-Master, 'Vice Lorightan,
ticc.c..iz.e(t. • • . . •
(AC' i.);tto, Lieutenant-Colonel John Colbourne',• from the,,
sib Garriseon Battalion, .to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice
Murray; who exchanges. I •.
67th bitto, En iign KiikwoOd Cassidy to be Irieutenant,
without ,purchase, vice Kirby, appointed to the 9sth
Foot.
liStti Ditto, Lieutenant John Caldow, from the Donegal
Militia, to he. Ensign. •
72d Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Owen Lindsay,. from the ad
Drakxrn. Guards, to be Surgeon,•Vice Fuoler, promoted
-On rite Staff. . ,
74th Ditto, Captain Thomas Mac Neill, from the Sad Foot,
to be Captain,of a Company, vice Langley, who ex-
clial.ges.• •
76T ii D'itto, Ensign E. E. Benson to be Lieutenant, by pur.
(_l•;,:ti, !vice -White, who retires. Lieutenant Alexander
from the Royal East Middlesex Militia, to be

7011 Chi:res-13rown, Gent. to tisign, by por-
,a.ie, vice Niaaaine, appointed to the. 7311 Foot. .
li.tto, Livutenai t loseph from the South De-
,ou iiitrj, t 4-, be Ensign.
Lin.t.u., L;etirt4io i redcrtck Le.gley, from the 74th Foot,

Dcc. r. Gregory Dodsworth, of Beverley, Yorkshire, draper,
at eleven,at the White Swan, Leeds.
Dec. 1. amesTlionason, of Liverpool,merchant, eleveno at
'the York flotCl, Liverpool. - •
Nov. 2S. William Gore; of Aldgate, Londm,•Manchester
warehouseman, at twelve, at Guildhall.
z 9. George Losh, W•dliam Liish, and John Deiderick.
Lubbren, of Newcastle-upon. Tyne, merchants, at eleven,
at the Shakspeare 1 avrru, -N twcasle-u ..on-T yne.
Dec. 2. Albert Yodel I, of Paul's-Chain, London, furrier, at
twelve,.at Guildhall.
Nov. tr. Thomas Moffitt and john Brown, of Goswell.
street, Middlesex, blue - manufacturers, at eleven, at
Guildhall.
Nov. 28. Archibald Hamilton and David Haliburton, of Ox.
.ford-Street, Middlesex, linen-drapers, at eleven, at Guild-
hall. . • • •
Nov. 3'). William .Weaver, of Bow-lane, London, ware.
houseinan, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov.- 36; Lloyd'Bealc andTliOinas Alexander, late bf.Basiog.
liall-street, London, warzliouseinen, at eleven, atr-Uuilu,
. .
N0v.30. George Remington and MO:ander Remington, of
Oxtord-street,Midcllesex,Caninetfmakers and upholsterers,
at eleven, at. Guildhall. •
Nov. 14. tatnes Lyon, Of Sayage-gardens, London, dealer,-
at ten, -at
Dec. a. Samuel Ermines, of Thomas-street, Sbuthw4k,
Surrey, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall,,London...
Dec. 7. losepliNeild, of Manchester, grocer, at two, at'the
White Lion Inn. Manchester.
Dec. 7. Thomas Thorneley, of Manchester, tallow-chandler,
at eleven, at me Dog Tavern, Manchester. • •
Dec. 16. lames Rawlins, of Red Lion-street, ClerkeaVvell,
Middlesex, itardWarinan, at eleven, at Gutldh Cl. .
Dec. 'IZ. James Montielii and lames •Sequiera, late of Grace.
. church-street, London, druggists, at eleven, at G tuid.
. , •
Nov. so. tames Curtis, and Honor Pitt Griffin, of Ludgate-
London,' Oil and Colour-merchants, at ten,: G uild-
ha/ . - • - •
Nov. 30. Daniel Alcoek Ross, of Graezchurclf-street, Lon-
don, hosiewat ten, at Guildnail.
Dec, z. Williaui.Ctaphaut, of Kennimgton,Surrey, and of
hishopsgate-stre.et, London, wine- merchant, at twelve, at
Nov it. :Henry Hay wood,: of Ranisg.lle, Kent, butcher,, at-
one, at t, uildhall,- - • . •
Nov.. i is. . Wright, i,t Ailiby-de-la-Z-,itiel4:
tersiiire.; draper, at ten, at London.
Nov. .l-vie, .of 1 ute street, ,Londen, stationer, at
One, at I. • • .1. .
• Nov. ad.
.Aiiiiiony 1 in•mas, of... Duke-street. St. tatnes's,
'muster, izather-manufacturer, at twelve,.at

•
Jet.. 5 !os..pii Ka; .tow or' late of Lloyd's Coffee.lwuse,.
• L0,100.i, at t NctVc,', at
Nov 2). ()cork,: L ot ith.oester• street, Loudon, mer-
Citattl, at t.veive, at u Ita I'l .
Dec. 2. Dirk' lean Vander kineven, of Bury;court, St.
'Alan. -Axe, Londuo,, merchant; at ton, at Guildhall.
Dec. 1. of Bristol, meechant, at eieven, at
we Ntute Lion'lnn, I;risfol.
CERT/F1G.132-4S.
Nov. Thomas 'Dl:ulster, of Somerton, Somersetshire,
pluinber surd glazier!'
James Dalton, of Brasted, Kent,--mealman.
'l4llbalas Farrar, of tiali6x, Yorkshire; .cotton-spinner.
Tunes Lee,•or Sttsex, Linen:-draper,
iiarve:', ironitronger.
Steel, ariles Steel, and-Christopher Johnstone, of
Laucasiore, linen-drapers. •
iosePh GregorX, of 1;"14, Lancashire, dealer and chapman.
Peter Ridings, of MancifeSter, dealer 141-4istian.,
John Grosvenor Bradley, of Warrington, grocer.,
XVl4lram Brain, of Suttou-strut, Westtnenster,. plane,moker;
Charles Glover, of Albemarle-street, Hanover-saua.e, up-
holsterer. •
:PARTN,ERSHIPS DISsOL.P.EI);
Cohn -Litton•and John Smith, of Warringtog, Lancaster,
- Mercers. . •
Win. Gibson and ThOmas Sanderson, of Newcastle-Upon=
Tyne, flatC-ruerchants.
Thomas Belcher and William' Powell, of Manchester, ma-
. nufaelurers: , , '• , -
J. Ferguson, Jas. Ferguson; and johnGarr, of High-street,
SodthvVa'rk;:hop-rnerchanti.
G. Bromley, Stephen Field, and Philip Reynolds, stage.'
coach proprietors. • ,
„Wm. Pepper and Robert brown, of Cambridge, coal. Me-
r. _
Oital. .

OLD BAILEY.

TUESDAY; NOV. 7.

JoseA Fawcett stood
_capitally indiEted for pri-
i
vately ,siealing in a dwellinz-'nouse, from 4,box be-
longing to a benefit society, called The "link-die
Society of Portable .Desk-nicihets, twenty pounds
and upwards, cash and notes, in the month of
October last.
The fatxwas clearly proved, and the Jury foAnd
the priioneGuilty—Death.
George King and William Colemag, were also
capitally indicted for a- burglary; in having broken
a pane of glass in the shop-window of Joseph
Fontaine, brazier, of Middle-row, frelborn; on
the evening of the 24th of-Lhaober, and. stolen '
:from thence a brass caaJtestick., a ;lass lamp, and'
a taper stand. •
- -

John Griffiths and Mary Buckthorp, were like-
wise indicted for receiving the above articles,- know-
ing.them to be stolen: '
The two. first-rxientioned
.prisoners were boys;
one 'fifteen,. and the otker twelve years of age.—.
Georgeßing-wasthe person who broke the window,
and stole the goods; the other
.prisoper, was in his
company., On being `apprehended, through the
information of ,a -companion of their's, they con--
fessed the fad,
.and gave informatkin of their having'
sold the articles to the latter mentioned prisoners,
who keep -an old 'iron shop in Black Boy-alley;
Gray's Inn-lane. . On the Officer approaching.the
.house, the former prisoner saw him, ran.Oackwards,
and is a' few seconds something was thrown from
the first ,floot windoW, which, on being picked up,
was disdOvered to be the taper-stand stolen from the
prosecutor's window.
George King:was found Gnilty-Death. ..
William Coleman was acquitted ; and Griffiths,
-and the woman,. Buckthorp,, were found guilty,
which'sentence subjeas them to transportationfir
fourteen years.
Ann Bolton, an unfortunate child not more than
fourteen years of age; stood indiaed for stealing
. half a bushel:, of barley,. the, property of William
Batt, a farmer in they parish of West Brayton; on
the 7th, of September Jast.
Lt appeared from the eVidence of the prosecutor,
that on the day rnenticned in_ the indictment, 'his
- barley being cut and 'COcked; there were several
persons in' the field gleanihg,. and , amongst -others,
the pritoner„ who is the daughter of a poor labour..
lug man in that neighboUrhoUd.,' Witness stated, that
he saw the prisoner .top, 'at a cock 'of barley, and
break off several beads from the straw, 'and put
them in her apron; he 'retrained secreted behind a
hedge for nearly a quarter of. 'an ho'ur,. watching the
progress of the:depredation, and when she,had got
her apron bearly. full, he ran forwards, and took her
into custody. . .
This fad being
.clearly substantiated, the Jury
found tbe prisoner—GlciLty.
Tfie RECOLIDER then addressed the poor girl, -on
the impropriety of her condua ; but, in considera-
tion of her having been imprisoned since the 7th df