The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-10 00:00:00

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To be Ciiptairi-Sec.on3 C3poO WM. Cotset,
To:be Secund'Captain.-first LieuUnant John Hobbs, "vice
Gosset. .
To be i first Lieutenant-. Second Lieutenant Win. H; forieSi-7
• vice 1. Hobbs.
To be Captain—Second Captain'lVrn. Bennett.
To be Second Captain--Virst Lieutenant John A. Williams,
vice Bennett.
.To be First Lieutenant--Second .Lieutenant Edward Fycrs,
vice. Williams.
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To be Capfain— Second Captain Peter Patton.
To be Second Captain—First Lieutenant Charles Boothby,
vice Patton.
To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Wm. C. Ward,
vice Boothby.
To be Captain—Second Captain George Ross.
To be Second Captain—First •Lieutenant Edward Parker,
vice Ross. • -
To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Samuel Trench,
vice Parker.
To he Captain —Second Captain John By.
To be Second Captain—First Lieutenant William Hollo-
way, vice By.
To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Wm. P. Haigli,
vice Holloway.
To be Second Captain—First Lieutenant Richard Boteler.
To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Joseph Long-
ley.
To be Second captain—f'ir'st Lieutenant Henry Vavasotir.
To be First Lieutenant—second Lieutenant lames A. Cur.
• don.
To be Second Captain—First Lieutenant Edmund

caster..
To be First LieUtenant—Second Lieutenant George Barney,
vice Nluleaster.
To be Second Captain-4irst Lieutenant Sir S. Romilly.
To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant Henry A. Col.,
by, vice Romilly.
To be Second Captain--First Lieutenant Wm. Payne.
To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant llonaid Nl' Don-
aid, vice Payne.
To be First lieutenant—Second Lieutenant john.e. Ross.
TO be First 'Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant. Harry D.
iones.
To be First Lieutenant—Second.Lieutenant Richard H.Bor.
nycastlO.
To be Second Lieutenant—Gentleman Cadet Samuel C. Met-

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huish.
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To be Lieutenant— Gentleman Cadet Wm. R. Ord.
Royal Regiment of Artillery. •
To be Second Lieutenants— Gentlenym Cadet Frederick Bay-
ly. Gentleman Cadet Francis Stanway. Gentleman Cadet
Donald N Martin. Gentleman Cadet Henry Kersteman.
Gentleman Cadet Charles Spearman. '
To be Colonel—Lieutenant-Colonel Charles N, Cookson,
vice Harding, deceased.
To be Lieutenant-Colima—Major lames Vincy, vice CoOk-

son.
To be Major—Captain Alexander Watson, vice Vincy,-- • -
To be Captain-:—Second Captain Edward Y. Wilg.ess, vice
Watson. -
To be Second Captain—FirstiLieutenant John S. Byers,,iice
wiigress. -
To be Lieutenant7Second Lieutenant John Davies, vice
Byers.

ERR ATuat in the Gazette of 13th May, 1809.
Royal tegirnent of Artillery.
For the Rev. - lioblyn, to be Chaplain, vice Harri-
son, resigned, dated March 24, 1809, read the Rev. ----
tioblyn, to be chaplain, vice Banington, resigned, dated
April t» 11309.

Commissions in the following Regiments of. Local 'Militia,
signed by. his Majesty. " •
john Horne' Gent. to be Adjutant to the Elard Regiment,in
the West Riding of the County of York.
Robert Belcher, Gent, to be Adjutant to the South Oxford..
shire Regiment.
Commissions signed by the Lord. Lieutenant of the County
of Kent. . , ,

Ashford Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Captains—Ethvard Finch, Hatton, Esq. Thomas
Brett; Esq. Van&lure Mills, Esq. George Finch Hatton,.
jun. Esq. George Gipps, Esq. Henry Gipps, ESq. Wil-
liam •Pnilip Honywaud,, Esq. William Ormond Hain.
mood, Esq, John Plumptree, jun. Esq. Wm. Brockman,
jun. Esq.
Commissions signed by the'Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Rutland.
Yeomanry Cavalry of the Rutland Legion.
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TO be LieuteilAnt —Thoma; Woods, Gent. vice Clieseiden,
retired.
To be Cornet—Arthur Ahnesley, Gent. Tice Woods, pro_
moted.

Commissions signed by the Lord lieutenant of the County
of the Lasu,Riding 9f the County of York.
East York Regiment of Militia.
To be Ensigns—John Corrigan, Gent. George Small,
Gent.
Ist Battalion of Local Militia.

To be Captain—Henry Hudson, Esq.
To be Lieutenants—George,Bagley,Gent. Wm. Everingham
Green, Gent. "John Everingham, Gent. James Cataptldt,
I Gent. Edward Danson, Gent:
To be Ensigns— lohn Watson Brommitt, Gent. Robert
11leek, Gent.-.lolin Davison, Gent.
2(1 Battalion of Local Militia.
To he Captain—William Middleton, Esq. vice. Sykes, re-
signed.
To ',)e I..eutenant —Matthew Braithwaite, Gent. vicellkowq
• resigned. , •
• To oe Quarter-Master—Timothy 0 verend Groves, Gent.
3d Battalion of Local Militia.
To. be Captains-,ltobert Tomlinson, Esq. -Wm. Nelson,
jun. Esq.., Mark Bell, Esq.- ' '
To be Lieutenants =George Gibson, Gent. 4ohn Jackson,
Gent. Thomas Wilson, Gent. Richard Gibbison, Gent.
To be Ensigns--Christopher Nicholson; f,eni. Ralph los-'
• ter, Gent. John Lhainpion, Gent. David Hick, Gent.
To be Quarter-MaSter - lo,in Barker Arden; Gent.
• To be burgeon—Henry Gill, Gent.

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4th Battalion of Local. Militia.
To be Lieutenants— Benia Paiker, Gent. Alderson I-twig-
bun, Grut. Lunn Anderson,, Gent. John Soutnern Wad_
kw., Gent.
To be Ensigns—William lessop, Gent. William Rawson,
Get lcu.kst Lee, 6eiit.
Tu tie Qaarit:r. Master George Lupton, Gent.. -
To 13:: surgeon--Win. flits, Gent.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

William Francis Walker, of Chnhant, Kent, linen-draper,
trout uly i t to August, S, at ten, at U uildlntll.
BRIURUPTS.

Peter HoHind, of -Leftich, Cheshire, tanner, to surrender
July 27, zB, and August 19, at eleven, at the George Inn,
Wilton, ne-ir Northwich, Cheshire. Attornies, Messrs.
Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street, London ; or Mr.
L'aiker, Northtvich.
I osepli Stephens, of Yeovil, Somersetshire, gardener, July
17, 18, and-August 19, -at eleven, at the Mermaid Inn,-
/ Yeovil. Attornies, Mr. White, Yeovil ;, or Mr. Bland-,
ford, King's. Benc- walks, Temple, 'London,- -
James Davis, of Holborn, London, trunk-maker, July 15, zo,
and August :9, at tWelve, at,Guildliall. Att6,rneh Mr.
SydhalloAldersgate-street.
James Cook, of Bristol, looking-glass-manufacturer, july
17, 18, and•August-t9, at ten, at G uildhall.,-Atzorney, Mr.
Botsford, am:tit:a-row, Bermondsey. •
Wtllrain Johnson, late .of Hertford,- coal and-corn-merchant;
• jmy 13, is, and August 19, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Attornies, Messrs. Jones and Roche, Covent-garden
Church-yard, London.
Samuel Augtistus Oddy and Henry Oddy, of OxfoiclLs`treet,
Middlesex, booksellers, july ll,' is, and August 19, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. tViltshire and
Bolton, Old Broad-street.
Philip Norris, of Liverpool, iron-merchant, August 4, z,
and 19, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpbol.. Attor
sties, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-buildings,
Chancery-lane, London.
DIPIDgIVDS.

July 29. Ralph Forshaw, of Burscough,' Lancashire shop.
keeper, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern', Liverpool.
August t. Matthew C;eldart, of Manchester, cotton-rninu-
!adorer, at ten, at the Bridgewater Arius. Manchester.
August I. George Boorne, of Norwich, draper, at eleven, at
the New Sesqoni House, Wakefield.
July 29. Robert Guthrie and Colin Cook, of Liverpool,
merchants, at, twelve, at the Globe Tavern, 1
July 31, John Cruniblehohne, of Preston, Lancashire,
grocer, at eleven, at the Dog Inn, Preston. .
July 29.. John Coale, late of Weston-street, Southwark,