The Sun.
London, England, 1807-09-02 00:00:00

POLICE.

RATTON-GARDEN.—"Ann fond, a.youtk- worri4e
of gentbel appeamiee, and very well dressed, «as
put to the bar, under a series of charges rath;l‘r out
Of the ordinary course of female speceldtioti.. the
Was charged by Mr. Bruedrett; co2chmaker;* in
Blackfriars-road, with itealing from hin;, on the st>,l
of August; 'a one--ii6tie chaise, • his property ; and
again; by a Mr. Heider, with stealing from hitn, on
the 6th of August, a taxed-cart.
It appeared that the Prisoner, on the above-named
day, hired of Mr. Brundrett, a one-horse chaise,
which.wa's harnessed to a horse she br6ught
.there.
She drove away with it ; and the next day she drove
in the ghaise to Mr. Horder's, and there hired the
cart, leaving the chaise there as a pledge for the re.
turn of the cart. On the day following she went to
a Mr. Hewett, a hackney-coachman, in King-street;
Bloomsbury, where she hired a tilted cart, which
she promisedqomturn at eight o'clock• that night,
leaving the cart she drove there as a security:
Two days elaPsed' without seeing any more of
the-Lady.; and he then learned that his cart was at
a wheelwright's in Kentish Town. He went there
and found the Prisoner, who had broken the wheels
of his cart, and sent it there to be mended. When the
repairs were completed, she paid the expences, ancl
the owner took it home, promising to Teturn the cart
left with him, when called for. Shortly afterwai di
the -Prisoner went to a man named Waters, an.!
offered tosell him the cart, which she told him where
to see. He, in consequence, agreed to give three
pounds for it, which the Prisoner accepted, and
gave Waters a Written order for the cart, In conse-
quence of which he received it from Air. Hewett.
The Prisoner had also called on. Mr. Saunders, a
saddle and harness maker, and bespoke, of him har-
ness for the cart horse, leaving with him as security
the harness she had taken with the chaise from Air.
Brundrett. The person last named, naturally anxious
about his chaise, and finding all inquiries about his
customer fruitless, at laSt published an advertisement
in the newspapers; stating the fan, ,describing her
person, and ofiring a reward fa taking her; This
proVed effeolual ; for she was speedily apprehended
by Wood, the Police Officer, of Hatton garden,
IA-ho found a)clue to: her retreat, and brought her
before the Magistrates. ,
. The Prisometieereed much 'cast down, and offer-
ed nothing in her, defence. It did not appear that
she belonged to the Cy Arian tribe ; nor did any feu,
sible obje& appear tbr her Conduet tho present
case. She is the daughter of a pour widow, resident
near
,Hatton Garden, who has five other Lhildren to
maintain. She was fully committed for ti ial. It.
watt' undersibod that the horse which the Prisoner
had brought to Mr. Brundrett's for the chaise wall
obtained under similar pretences, and will. of course,
become the subreft of a separate iodi6lment.

ST. Domitlon.—The Philadelphia Gazette receiv-
ed yesterdgy containi the substance of a Report mute
to CitRISTOPHR•.TehtiVe to the late Expedition to
Gonaives. It is au tbilows :

" The City of Gonaives had for a long time been
the centre and rendezvous of the emissaries of the
rebel PETION. It was from this nekt Coblentz , that
some of his partizvs, under the ridiculous denom-
nation of
.freres tie poll (brethren of colour), kept
up .a corrcsptiodksuce with Port-au Prince, and ac-
quainted the Enemy with every movehient of our
army. The sudden and necessary amst of these
conspirators seemed to have intimidated the re,
mainder, and arrested the progress of the evil :‘ but
it was only a temporary calm. His Excellency
the President of .Hayti had scarcely' left that place,
for the purpose of suppressing some insnrreaiim-
ary movements at Gros Marne, when an ez-
pedition of sixteen or seventeen Sail, in which
were noticed several. Arnerican vessels, appeared be
fore Gonaives on the '‘.2 sth of May, having on „board
a number of troops ready for disembarkation. Ge-
neral MAGNY, who,commanded the place, defeat d
it obstinately with a garrison of only sixty men, cut
his way through the revolters, after having filled the
streets with their dead bodies, and retreated with his
men in good order to Pongaudin, at the distance of
a leage and a half, where ho remained for a week
without the revolters having dared to. attack 114 n, or
to pass the lithita of the city.

,“ His Excellency was no sooner made' acquaint-
ed with this state of things, than he dirthed Gene-
ral MAGNY and Colonel JASON to dislodge the
Rebels, and drive them into the sea, This order was
no sooner given than executed. Our troops will' a
manly confidence entered the city : the revolters,
panic struck, fled without ever pretending to make
any resistance, and evacuating the city in disorder,
ran precipitately to twoforts, which they had erected
and put into a state of defence an the sea shore ; but
neither their works or their cannon, nor even the
vessels which they had drawn up to prote& them,
could shield them from the attacks, or repress dui
ardour of our brave soldiers.

" After a cannonade of three days (from the 7th
to the gth of June), during which a great number
of the rebels were killed, they were forced to eva-
cuate the place entirely on the night of the 10th,
leaving the shore covered with the dead, dying, an
wounded., The whole of their Vessels set sail in the
morning towards Port-au-Prince.

Thus, notwithstanding the treason which existed
at Gonaives among some weak or wicked men,
neither PBTION, nor his adherents, have seen his
of rorts crowned with success; they have been every,
where vanquished, and obliged to fly in a shamel2l
manner ; the mere name alone of the President of
Hayti was sufficient to conquer or annihilate them.
" What do they want ? What would these agi-
tators, these scourges of society have ? How lotig
will they continue to beg the patience of the Chief
of the State ? Are they- unacquainted with the
means he posse.►sses of reducing then to dust A
sword suspended by, a hair hangs over their newts,
and yet they dare to irritate him whom dtks
the authority belong if not tp thestrongest P'•

The Gentleetan. who, has undertaken to climb to
the top of Bow Church has for some weeks past
been making experiinents,mouniinganddescendizig
high buildings, and country church Steeples, with
considerable agility ;,,,akad his friends entertain but
little doubt of I success, By a species of l';aracintle
affixed. on his shoulderi.he descends any eminence,
the perpendicular.height 'of whicla:.excratds ten fee.t,
in perfeet safety ; and on this machine he rests his
security, in case he

From tfie LONDOIrd;iZET rE, , rcpt.
_r.,.ipp7.

Downing-street, 'Pig. 31, 1.807:
THE King has been pleased to ,appoint. Lieute-
nant-General Str JarneS Henry
.cog,, K.; 8.. to be
~Captain,General.and GOverpor in Chief in and over
the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada,•.New
.Brunswiek, Nova Scotia, and the. islands -01 Prince
Edward apd Cape tiretuzL

11-sr.Plfrce, Sip. 1, 1807.
2d Regimentof Life Gtiar.is, Lieutenant Hut Ilunter,frofh
• the z 1U Ligot D r 'goons, to be Cornet aid Sun- Lieute-
nant, vice jack.,..al, promoted.
RegiMent of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant John Scott,
froth the 5 th Cat ii,oß
,Battaliune to be Lieutettnt, vice
Cockerell, who exchanges.
6th Ditto, Captain George L. Spinltiff', frOm the 25th Light
Otagoons, to be Captain of a Iroop, vice Allen, who ex-
changes.
6th 1,4 e.. intent of Drag6orts, Cotoet Roi‘ert St. Anbyn to be
Lieu ,enaut, by Purchase, vice Croft, promoted iu the 34Ni
foot, Cornet AuguAus reit ‘Villett to be Lieutchant,
•b, vice pionioted.
Bth Regiment ut Light Dr4oons, cornet Thomas Pottinger,
front the 7tit Dragoon Guards; fo'be lieutenant, by pin.
..chase, vice Wine, woo retires.
Cainaqi Patrick-Stirling, from the 27th Foot, to
be Captain ut a Troup, vice Humphrey who exchanges.
15th Litte, • !ones to ce.Adjutant, vice Buck-
ley, who res'igns the Aiijutaincy only.
16th !Act.), ber.jeatit- Major ---- .liarra, from the itch Light
' I raccoons, to be Adjoi.ii,t, wait the hank, of Cornet, Yice
M'l mow), who reslic.:, /he :oijatantcy'only.
i&tit Ditto, Lieutenant t Ilutiias Noel Claws to be Captain of
r"!.. a Troop, icy wirchase, vice O'Neill, primicncil in Atajor.
• (;ener.d Champagne's tCri,hivait. 1:11.11All
from the 3d. ti.crtiwan Batcalion, to. he Lurtict, vice Nu.
who lames Conolly, Cent. to be Cur,
net., by puredase, vice Kichartk,piutlicited.
19th Data,. Cornet Colin Auder4on to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Fwaddell, who retires.
ascii, Ditto, Captain Charles pavers Allen, from the 6th
DragUbn Git.;lls, to be Captain of a Troup, vice Spiiilutr,
wico ex,
Ist. Regime/a-44 Foot ,Guards, Captalti I Ichry Askew to he'
'Captain of a Con4iany, wlth.,ut pare lase, vice Major.
General Phipps, aiipointed to. the Cumusauil ut a Baita.
lion of the bath bits git Samuel Lambert to be
Livuteitaid, vice Asicvw,

R.teitintaA at Fout„, Lielitedant George Cornwall to be.
CapKun at 4 COMpany, by purchase, vice Hissett, r.. 11., re-
, 'tire:. • l'erceval to he Lieutenant, by por-
cbase,, vice Cams-all, Ensign . loth; StieltOn to be Lieu.:
tenant, withoutpurchase. Elisisri..lnontas itarrison, train'
• the J.cl.e.St.:( Nittnis, to be Ensign, vice Shelton.
gosio ChM te4 'U'ilallwan to he 'Lieutenant;
w. thou purchase. Lieutro:ni..tcwitartt Goodacie, twat
the Leice.ster Militia, to be Ensign, ,vie tY.I-I,ilJapit.
22.-; iiiteu.Crnales..Yottrige, Gent. to tk I;nsign, by purchase,
vice Witty_, appointed tithe 2401 Dragoons,
46th liart,J, Capiatit InniltaS oifi toe 6tidl Foot, to be
CdpLiii(or vice who
aifto, the 1.4til Eight 1
rie Cap au, ut a Comp“ciy, vice stir thig, who
ii,anre to be Lieutenant,
wttno,.. vice Tutictim, I.winuien in the'Kuyal
,;t• Malta. Samuel Atkinson, to be En:.
sign, Shave.
hmt, Lieutenant Charles 13lomer to be
.• , vice Itutawaitc, deceased.
tae C aptain pt a Company, vice
To ce t.tet4te,(4;:is i.i.sign Cuthbert -Ward, vice. Monter.
niAt ktraril .y, vice 1. lenijng. Lnsign lames
To ti.atTs Caller viley, Gent. vice Ward.
~tirt I :sompson, front the 2.4 fiat.
•u) be l'..)iitabler Ist Battalion, vice Kelly,
who (esi,pis. Esti, to he l'Jytnastcrol.
the id Battalion v:s:
35th !Alto, Eniigit 4.1 v, ;).,vies to be Lieutenant, with-
out pu'ctiase, vice 1 t% „, ton, nAto resigns.. 1' ranets Sten-
ion, tactic, to ue Ensign, vice Daviei.
itxd Ditto, Ensign latnieS Stirling to De Lieutenant, without
. purchase.
..4311. Ditto,- George flolmes, Gent. to be Ensigib by purchase,
vice Bout promoted.
4st4 Ditto, I.h:oh...alit Henry Irwin to be Adjutant, vice
c!iieslyit, win) resins the Adjutahtey only.
491 n Unto, 'I tizinas Gerrard Gent. to he Ensign,: by
.purettase, vice Wightwick, promoted.
12,11 Ditto, L;einc,ant William Chalmers to be Captain of a
Company, without purchase, vice ltowan, who resigns.
both D.tto, Lieutenant Lily:aid l'urclein, from Major (;cue-
rai Regiment, to be Captain at a Company, by
pitrehaie, vice Davy, promoted. lames Lewis, Gent. to
bo.htisiArt, by purchase, vice St. Paul., promoteal in the
96111 FO9t,:
61st Ditto, C3piaia Anthony William I)urriford, front the
Ist toot Guarclt, to be Major, by .purcliase, vice Collins,
who retites.
66th Ditto, Captain Samuel Zobell,• from the 26t11 Foot, to
be Captain ura Company, vice Fest, who exchange's.
..71st Ditto, Ensign ilciiry Lleinents to. be Lieutenant, vice
Mitcho:.l, Lockwood to be
Lienten.att, vice Upton, appointed to the 16th Light Dra.

goonS.
76t1) Ditio, Captain john Covell to heMajor, by purchase,
vice Nlaciae, wit retires. Lieutenant Thomas Vilett to
lrs capt.itit of vic:e COW:Ii Ellbigll Edward
bay ley to he Li.:uict..ott, by purchase, vice Rankin, pro.
rit,Jted•. liusigu Jolla TeilipletUri to b Lieutenant, vice
Viletz, • . ,
87th t/itro; Captain Charles. boyle. from the t'st Garrison
to •be Contain of a Cot-Dmit iy, without put'.
vice lidv!ards, cashiered. Lieutenant
Xlainig, front the 4111 Garrison Eatalion to be Lieutenant.
.s9th Ditto, Lieutenant Litaoles Redman:4.l.mm the Royal
West !Attila Rangers, to be Lieutenant. vice boycott, who
exchanges,
. .
96th Ditt To, obe Licutenants, ‘..ithout purchase—Ensign
flogh Smith Spear. Ltisi;;li Qeotsc.brosvn. Ensign joint
Fanner
To be Lniiign-- Lietttenmi Philip Unshorn, from the Leices-
ter,Militta, v:ce Spear.

99th Ditto,'C'aptaidlolth Carr, from the late Royal Irish
A lottery, to be Captaiii witnput tnircitoe
•
vice W heel, r, Who .
Roy,' West tiitiia ft,ingers, I.tentenant.. John Boylan, froM
ti;.! &Pt Fi.m„ to be. Lieutenant, vice Redmond, woo CV:.
•
ReOnent of Malta Lieutenant Albert Turrettin,
trout the :.71i1 Footi-t0 Captain of Conlihilly, vice
T,- t..;errita, who resiAns.
3dh,itt.;l;uti,Corti“ William N,•lat,frorn.tht
Light I)taget,iis, to be timign, vice Ci:,bs, who ex.
ch.ii,;es„ • • -
ttii Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Cocktrell, fvm the 2d Dia,
-goon Cuaris, to be Licutunatit, vice ;hot, Who exeliatige
,Istewioundland Fencibles, Allshp, 'Gent, to be .Ensign,
vice BUlger, who resiwis. Ettw,.rd Enright, Gent. to be
`Enthgn, vice eliarholir appointed to the lit!) Ftm,t.
Barrack A rriticer Comp.loy. S Loud Lieu:cnaill William
F.ties to be I',.,rst I 'cotenant, vice Lialber, he,cased. ser.,
. jeant Alch4iider ircia the 42tt Nowt, to be Se.
cowl' Licutehant, vice lohest
• BREVET.
Captain laines•Burke,- of toe z‘l Foot, to be Major in the
Arm).

- • srAvr. .•
I avia llan,Ccnt. to be an Assistnnt.c•aminissary of Stores,
. rath,WIJIISt ;And forage, to tile' Forces.
SP I TA STAFF.L'
William Irvine, M, t 9. from, Halt-pay, to be Physician to the
Fui.ces.
The,Kiev4 rcrMan
21 bight Battalion, Gent,enu Cadet art Ludewig Rarrins
to be Ensign,Vice -protituted in ‘Vatte'ville's ktegi.
2il Battalion of dr.:. Line, Lieutenant
•Fied. Baran Ilodcnberg
to beAtlintant, vice: Langreltr, who resigns. bsrsigti Fre.
tierick Wessell, 'lnisn the star battalion, to be.Lieutenan't,
vice H4Aleflt.);:g,
4th Ditto i n,tgn Christian 13ackmeister to be lieutenant,
vice Sciilest iwrsyded, bane;absent, without leave.
Cadet Serjelia I rt.,lcriek- Williatrt icreitch to be 'Ensign,
itoniboi
6th Ditto, Caart Se. jeme Christian Fedttett to be Ensign,
Ruma 1, deceased.

memORANDUM.

The Apt:ointment (t j, C. Heyne to be
/"VI/11 tlee Mit h Foot, VOA: Cole, 14E4-noted, as
utati:a OitZotti: Of tilt: taut NOVCSObr.:r, 1803, !WS IRA
taken plAe:.. •

Lister gr urananre, /lug. 3
Fr tise7.
'O, pc Royal Engineers;
Gentleman. Cadet Wiiliam 1) own to be
,Second Lieute-
nant, vice Lawson, promoted. Da-ed Aug. to, ig,7.
ammisilons signed 4%114 Lord Lieutenarit of 'A leemhire.
Aberdeen:bite Regiment of Militia.
Harry Gordon, Gent. ,to be I,..nsign,' vice Thomas Gordon,
resiOned.• Dated Aug. :it, 1807.
Gilemston Volunteer Pikenten.
Thomas Cord Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice, Rae, resigned.
Dated as above:
• ammin in ion the Royal Cardigan-Militia, signed 6.y. the" Lord
•
Lieutenant'.
•John .11enry Alien, Cent. to. be Ensign, vice Welsh, de.
ceased- Date Aug. 6, 147.
arevnistions signed bythev"...m.d Lieutenant o/ [Lilts.
Oglander, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dared Aug.
27, aor. 'Obit Duthy, Isq. to be ditto. Dated 35 4hoVe.
• Wl2: twick. Ramer, Esq. to; be ditto. Dated as above.
, John littrgeNi, Lsq to be 'into. Dated as above.
North Hams Regiment of Militia.
.Ensign• Ecactity, Veal to, be Lieutenant, vice flamer,
promoted. Datei Atilt, 27, 18,7.
Conntission in the Holinesdate Volurreers, signed by the ,L.7rd
Lieutenant of the auttb• o/ Kent.
Lieutenant Charles Wilitiot,t6 be Captain, vice Briscoe, re-
signed. Dated Aug. 26, 113e7.