The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-25 00:00:00

-CL ETRZEIVIVELL- SESSIONS.

,
Saturday :i.lame Nisbet/ Was indiCied for utterior*
.as the true and genuine coinUf these kingdoms:, as
piece (,1 base metal in the similitude of 'a sixpence.
The Jury found the prioner Guilty, and the. Chair-
man sentenced her to one year's imprisonment, and
at the.eni.l Of that pi!riod to find bail for her good
beha‘iOur 'for twO years.
• Mary Doyle was conviaed of a similar offence, in
Uttering two counterfeit shillings to Mrs: Eliiabeih
Gray, in Perceval-street, Clerkenwell, on the 4r b
and sth of the present month. The Chairman sell-
; tenced•her to a year's imprisonment, and afterwards
to find hail to keep the-peace far one year.
Sarah, the wife of Jame, Lazarus, and Ann, the
wife of William Laiarus, were indicted for utteiiitg
to Susannah Casteland, who keeps a chandler's Viup
atlloxton, •a counterfeit sixpence ; also with having
on their persons, when apprehended, a quantity of
base
.metal, made' to resemhle• shillings and six-
'

peaces,
Mr.)iGuitluaddressed the Jury, for the Prisoners,
insisting., was no conclusive evidence
against.enher. The Jury.fot`lnd Ann—Not Guilty,
and.SarahL=Gnilty, The Chairman, however, w s
opinion, that-if they could not satisfy themselves
the .Prisoners were connected as one person, th( y
must find both innocent : Ann, who uttered t: e
sixpence,' contd. not b 3 innocent, • and Sarah, in
whom this uttering by Ann Mont.: made it crirni,a4
in her to have in her possession. the, COUtlte:•ltit st.o-
ney,' be guilty. The Jury accordingly found t.O
Prisoners—Aot Guilty.

A Gentletrtian, with gilver-rnounted sped !
while loolii»,,on Friday afternoon, at some post;!,,:.
bilis in the Strand, had them snatched from his tt
plrs leilidtliAv, who escaped through Drury-lane.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept.,23, IBog.

At the Court at the Queen's Palace, jbe 20th of

• September 1809, to-
Pcesent, The King's Most Excellent—M:iesty iii

Council.

It is this day ordered, by his Male,Flign,Council,
that the Parliament, which stand; prorogued to
Thursday the twenty-eighth day of this instant Sep-
tember,: be furl het prorogued to 'Thursday the se-
cond day of November next. " .

At the Court at the .Q,4een's. Palace, .the, Otli of

September, 1809.

Present, The :King's Most Excellent Majesty in

Council.

Whereas by an Att"," passed in •,the .forty-eight
year _of his Majesty's reign, intituted :`‘,An Act •
for further continuing, until three months after
the ratification of a definitive Treatk,-,)C,PeaCe„
an Ad, made in' the, forty-fourth year of his
present Majesty, for permitting the importation
into Great Britain of hides and other articles in
foreign ships," it is enacted, that an Act,. made in •
the forty-fourth year of his present I),lajesty,
tuled " An AO for permitting, until the fifth day
of May, one thousand eight hundred and five, the
importation of hides, calf-skins, horns, tallow, and
wool (except cotton wool), in foreign ships, vn
payment. of the like duties, as if imported in
British-or Irish ships ;" which, by an Ad made in
the forty-Mth year of his present Majesty, was re..-
vived and further continued until the twenty-filth
day of March one thousand eight hundred and six,
and extended. to goat-skins imported in foreign
ships; and which was further continued by an act
made in the forty-seventh year of his present Ma-
jesty, : until the .twenty-fifth day of March, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, shall be, and the
satire is thereby further continued until three
months after the ratifica. ion of a defitt4iyg Treaty
of Peace: And whereas his Majestyi,ittaar; pleased,
by his Order in Council of the fifteenth day of
March last, pursuant to the poAgis nested in his
Majesty by the said: Act, to allow;•for the space
of six months front the twenty-fifth day of the
said month of March, the importation in foreign
ships of any, hides, pieces of hides, dressed or un-
dreised, ,calf;:skins,Lor pieces of 'calf-skins, dressed-
or undressed,' horns, ur pieces of hornS, tallow,
anti wool (except cotton Wool), and goat-Skins,
dressed• or undressed, on the terms. specified in the
said' Order : And whereas it is judged expedient
for his , M ijesty's service, that the said permission
should be continued for some time, 4ger,, his 'Ma--
jesry is thereupon pleased, by andiwith, she advice.
of his 'Privy
.Council, to allow, and,, doth heresy
allow, for the space ot,s`ix. months frogit'fig twenty-
fifth day of- this instant _September, the importa-
tinn of any hides, pieces of • hides, dressed or un-
dressedrcalf-skins, or pieces of call-skinS, dressed or
undressed, horns; or pieces of horns, fallow, and
wool (except cotton wool), and pat-skins, dressed
or undressed,. in any foreign ship or vessel; •and
his Majesty cloth hereby order, that, on the arrival at
any. port of the United Kingdom of any foreign ship
or vcssel,:with.any of the articles above mentioned,
the saiu goods shall be admitted to •entry, on pay=
ntcpt of the same duties of Customs and Excise as
are due and payable on the like goods when im7
portednt any British or Irish-built ship or vessel.—.-
And the MO Honourable the Lords Commissioners
of his M.ijesv's Treasury are to give the necessary
dlrec-tions herein accordingly. -
__ • _

STEER. COTTR ELL:

War-Office, Settenawr 23, 1809.

Regiment of Foot, Ensign !aim Ross. from the Bth Gar.-
rison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, withot.t purchase.
• 19. th Ditto, Captain ----- Lawrence to be Major, vice
Beaver. deceased.
2ist Ditto, First Lieutenant David Ffewan to be Captain of
a Company, vice Hurter, deceased. 2'l
?,ad Ditto, Lieutenant-General the Honourable Edward
1-inch, from s4th Foot, to be Colonel,,,vice General Sir
James Craig, appointed to the Command 01 the 7801 Foot.
27th Dim.; Ensign William de Bathe to be Lieutenant by
purchase, vice Parsons promoted.
Ditto To be Lieutenants, Ensign Andrews,
Em ign Richard Heaviside. Ensign Mr A. Eades.
To be Ensigns—John Crawtind, Gent. vice Heaviside. Ro.
bert Daniell, Gent. vice Eades.
34th Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Hay tie be Captain of a Com-
pany, by purttiase, vice Dickens, promoted.
36th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Nlorow to be Captain of a
Company, vice Barber, deceased.
37th Ditto, Captain William C. Ball, from the 6zd Foot, to
be Captain or a Company, vice Creagh, who exchanges.
39th Ditto, lohn Grain, Esq. to be Papua:stet' of the rot
11.tta lion, vice Allardice, mho resigns..
49111 Ditto, Surgeon William Stewart, from the torah
Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Lennon deciiisitr
stst Ditto, Lieutenant lames Henry Phelpsholbe!Captain of
a Company, vice Bleoinfield .eceased. .4tigH 'Richards
Hicks to be Lieutenant, vice Phelps. •
soh Ditto, Lieutenant-General lames Lord Forbes, from
94111 Foot, to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Finch.
.6zil Ditto, Captain Andrew Creagh, trona the 37th Poor, to
be Captain of a Company, vice Ball, wao exchanges..
67th Dino, Lieutenant Samuel Patrickson, trout the siith
Toot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice

. .
Gelling. who retire. •
73;1 Ditto, Ensign Gallagher, from the.6th Curti-
son Battalion, to be- Lieutenant, without purchase. •
74th Dittoi•Licittenant-i;plortel the Honourable Robert .Le
:fail-Trench, from the Stat 'America, to be Lieutenant-

Cotonel.„ vice M ‘,i'hersori, who exchanges. lohn Hastanl,.
Esq. to be i'ayniaster, vice Cotrierrord who resigns.
76th Ditto, I. ice. LaMb to he Lieutenant. ,vice Par-
ker, deceased. Ensign k. IV. llopkins to be Lieutenant
without purchase.. Volunteer. R.F. Fellowes to be En.
sign, vice Lamb. Volunteer lohu .Vesey, to be Lnsign,
vice l- Akins:
17th Ditto, C:liarles W. Hill, Gent. to be Ensign by pur-
chase, vice Linnan, promoted.
math Ditto, William Osburne Gregg, Gent. to be Ensign
without purchase.
£s,tlt Ditto, Captain N. A. Mein, to be Major, vice ftill, de."
ceased. Licat. T.,Watson to be Captain of a Company,

vice Mein.
94th Ditto, Major-Ceneral Rowland Hill,liche,;(l
rison Battalion, to be Colonel, vice l; lien tit,;Generall
Lord l'orbes.
96th liatu, Genticinan Cadet lames Pratt, from the Royal
M diary Coliegc, tube Ensign, without. purchase.
tnolii i itto, Assistant Surgeon
Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Stewart, appointed to the 49th
I out.
Rot 4 African Corps, Ensign George Topp Lindsay to be
Lieutenant.-vice Simpson, deceased. Bombardier ledin.
Carmichael, from the Royal Aitillery, to be Ensign, vice
Ltodsay. •
Royal West India Rangers, Lieutenant Edward L. Hubbard
to be ,Captain of a Company, vice Schulties deceased.
30 Garrison battalion, General baldwin Leighton,
from the 46th Foot, to be Colonel, vice Major-Geateral
Mil.
Ea Garrison Battalion, Terence Mac Dermott, Gent, to be
Ellbl6ll, vice Gallagher, promoted in the 734 Foot.
'7th itto, form Lnzingei, Gent. to be -Ensioi, vice Mot-
. gat., proinotedin the Tut toot.

,th Ditto, Robert Trivets, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rosh,
promoted in the ad Four.

STAFr.

Lieutenant-Coldhel Malcolm M'Pherson,from the 74th Font,
to be an Inspecting Field-Otlier of the Militia in Cana-`
da, vice, Drench, who exchanges.
• • HOSPITAL STAFF.

Surgeon Daniel IVPLean, from the gsth Foot, to be Surgeon
to the. Forces.

To be Hospital Mates foi General Service,

Rickard Coulton, Gent. William W. Rogers, Gent.
_ -

• The King's German Legion.
Ist Battalion of the 'Line, Cedet-Serjeant Frederic Schnath
to be Ensign, vice Allen; promoted. • •
7th Ditto, Lieutenant ‘Villiain Isenharth to be Captain of 3'
• Company, with temporary Rank, ,vice Dachenhausen,
- who resigns. Ensign Henry. Beek to be Lieutenant, vice
Isenbarth. Cadet Serjeant Charles 'Liegeler to be Ensign,
vice Beck.

BARRACKS. -
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Macdonnell to be Deputy Bar_
rack-blaster-General in Nova Scotia, vice Colonel Barnes,
resigned. john Utterton, Gent. to be a Barrack.mastr in
Great Britain, vice Craven, superannuated. •