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

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PASHIONS FOR FERRWRY,

AS DESCRIBED AND REPRESENTED BY PRIN'Tt.Tri 'rut
,THIRTEENTH NUIdBER-OPHLA; BELLE Assgm,i3LEE ;
OR, BELL'S courugAllll FASHIONABLE DAAGAtINE,
EtTBIASHED THIS DAY.

ENGLISH-CO§TUtifE.:,
• A•Nny SiENCER, ,WALIO.NG .14 as. —dilC(l7,llc.Tl hat of
rrenchgrey,oringeon's wing, formed of sarsnet, yayet, or
the Georgians cloth. tassels and trimming or t vel.
vet, or Trafalgar, contrasted agreeably to the taste Uf, the
wearer. A.Tuseanspeneer, the same dolour, lbrnied with a
round lappel, continued front the bac4;, and round the bosom
on once stile, with a tull flowing robin on the tit des‘end-
ing a liolb below the knee, and terminated with a rich tassel'.
A chcmisette, with high Standing collar, fastened s.ith a
brooch at the throat, the w,hole twinned to'coriespond with
the hat. The hair in loose curls ; gold hoop ear-rings ;
York tart gloves:: 411pe the colour.of the spencer, The
hat, as worn by,,Miss 141m:in, is of pink sarsnet, trimmed..
veithblick ;. but the colour is necessarily changed by those
.fair fashionables who have selected it for a walking dress to
shades of less conspicuous attraction, mitts+ which the most
esteemed are those mentioned in theabove description.
Fo ft ss.—A Roxboro' jacket elsoft w bite satin, flow.
ingopen in front,and down each side the figure, in regu la r
ett drapery- A_plain full sleeve, and short jacket flaps ; black
and gold Tiirlitsh riltbagid A
-owtt the back, trimming aril tas-
sels ofgold. A toblidirmindressot the finest India muslin over
a satin petticoat-6'. ernbroMered tounifilie bottom in., light pat-
tern Ofgold4The hair twisted in a latkirui form, and short ..ork-
screw curls flowing at the temples, and in 'various direction's
from the crown of the head ; a rlifi4 of tine peal Ia plenut.-ct
with the hair, and placed rather towards the left side.. oily
row of finepearls forms the necklace, which is fastened in
front with a diamond brooch. An armlet of hair, in the new
patent plait, wit*, a row of the finest pearl on each side;
bracelets to correspond. Ear-rings of pearl, with a diamond
in the centre. White satin shoe;, with grid trimming. Fat
t.aiian crape, with gold spangles, and devices in transpa.
rtoctes. Erench kid 4iOyes.

OPERA AND PAtiISiAN COSTUNIE.
MADAME CA 715. r. A t.—tk lott4 'wing ve.ire dr,Pery
of crimson velvet, lined with write s.sr.lely
rnented with a Turkish border, i,. gold; the
through a cetrus for.ned of gold and Naphire, co' t,:ratill-,te,l
with a large gold tassel, confined la front ~t the
.rigitt
shoulder with a. ttrooch to correspond, deice tlow4
another point of The, vet, finished wan a s:ol.at tassel.. A
double :unique, or trnlzr-Oress, ut French rt::,..with louse
ir,ng sleeves, and. runnd 0050,0; „An low, spotted; and most
snlendidiy vitthroidzred in guld at 01.2 Sortui t.. Winte satire
petticoat einbruideied to correspond. A (~;K:ci.til tliarl.m of
gold and brilliants. A square lir,ssels ui tha most.tran-
sparent text:lre, lightly embroidered in tise,.i at the WO;
of the dianern, and bowing negl4;eittly a^er the lett artn,—
Flair close cr..o.behind, falling in close irregular coilsereky
ringlets in front and on the sides. The hick key, One row cpc
tine Orilliana, set transparent, and tastened in the ,centre;
with-a long square brooch or saphire and g,,ki.l,;* ear: rings to
correspond. White satin shoes, triittnicd, 404 eul iroidered
at the toes, in plc!.
_ .

. . . . ,•
. . - . ~. .
PARISIAN WALKING DA ESS:-A tine tniPed. erseyrnert?
Opera coat; of a sliver grey; .‘,,il)l)eo pliinroti,;(l the figorc :n
front, and buttoned gown the lert slue ; scitiaire Lapvels, i.d
rolled collar of black velvet; (1:eli cape A it 1.40 //It. ; Pell ',,,tT
toned in trout ; double, ered,Vandyf' e 160, pl nted .:". f2wen
Elizabeth.. I-lunting -bonnet sinhlar witii the coA, uouna
with black velvet, how; and endsin ooin until:len to corre-7
spond. I-lair in co;:tined curls ; innber or,riiiAs. tinticule
of crimson velvet, with gold-ctiloutetl silk fringe:tad tassels.
Crimsdtt velvet slices.

. .At the Elecclion of a Knight to serve in Parihrnent
for the County of Sus'lex, in the roan) of Lieute-,
nant-General CHARtzs LI4NNox, ilU‘kr Duke of
ThiplusloND, holden at theTO‘vn,l-lall of 14-svcs, th
29th day of Janunry, 11-.::07 i
• __ The 1101 Sheriff in ti' Chair;
......

The HO. CI-lARLE!4 WI!.Lf vins.
unanimously elected Knight to ,ierve in Parliamqut
for the Said County ; and after.vards:
GEORGE SIIfITNETti Esq. Moved, thM the ShLritf too
requested to. convey to our let:: Representative,
CHARLES, Duke of Rfonmoso; the unanimous
Thanks of this Meeting, for his upright and inde•
pendent condu& in Parliament, and at the same
time to express the grateffil sense 'we must ever en-
tertain of the long and indefatigable sc..rviees of hisi-
illustrious relationi the late Lord Lk itenant of this
County; which Motion being secondol by the Rev:
Sit HENRY PooLn, Bart. was carried unanimously.
..1
Vitt-Li/or OORRIDJGE, Sheriff.
The Thanks of this Meeting were then unanit.
mously, voted to the Sheriff, for hiti impartial con.,
duet in the Chair.

A Letter from Bourdeauk mentions, that an Eng-'•
lish Frigate, of ijo gunii, supposed 'to be the hoe-
rieuse, 'comiDaWed by Lord CocnitAzi, at eight ig
the morning of the 4th ofJanuary, detached ito
Men and 3 Officers, in three enttersi to take a bat,
tery in the territory of the Commune of La Teste.
The. eighteen men stationed there, perCePiing that
•the-Enemy seemed to manifest-an intention of snr,
rounding them; abandoned the battery. The Eng=
lish hastened forward, .burned several huts near the
battery; and spiked the guns ; after which thiy im,
mediately embarked; ,and when the National
Guards of La Teste, headed by the Nlayor, w•ho tie-
hayed Mar great bravery, repaired to the spot,
they fbund that the Enemy had alieady mturned..
The name of the man who cut his thp,i,t in the
King's Mews on Wednesday laSt was Ilenr) Cdok.
He was, one of the helpers. He did not die till Fri,
terday morning. It is not trite, as..stated in the Pay
pers, that he was threatened with aprosecution by
Mr. Parker, Clerk of the Stables, for paWning hit
laced livery, as Mr. Parker never saw the man, who
was simply desired to redeem it iii due time to at.,
:tend his duty. The unhappy man was involVed in
great pecuniary difficulties, whio urged him to the
desperate at.

The Thirteenth umber of La Belle AsSemblee;
or, Bell's Court and Fashionable Magazine, is pubes
lished this day, and most certainly will answer the'
highest expectations that may be formed in favour
of if. The Embellishments are more than usually
numerous, interesting, and splendid. The Literary
Department, in addition to the accustomed yariety
of Scientific Information and Elegant Literature
contains also a fill and accurate account, from perk
sonal observation, of all the Court Dresses and
Drawing-Room Costume, ac worn and observed on
Her Majesty's Birth-day: .
The Lottery ContraCtof has been so successful as
to dispose of all the 'tickets—a circumstance which
has not happened for many years past. A few Tic-
kets and Shares remain to be disposed of at HORN SET
and Co.'s, 26, Cornhill,,s2, Charing-Cross; and St.
Margaret's Hill, Borough. Wednesday morning the
First-drawn Ticket will be Thirty Thotrsand Pounds.
The Wheel contains two Prizes of 30,0001.. one of
20,0001. two of 50001. four 'of 10001. and six of
5001.

Many adventurers are felicitating themselves, that
their nutnners in the present Lottery are not yet.
drawn, as the Two momentous Prizes .of 30,00)1.
each, with other Capitals, are still forth-coming. IR
consequence of this great interest? many fresh 44:
venturers will deem themselves happy likewise, on
being able to obtriin any Tickets and Shares, 4.!for:
net Weditesday's Drawing., 114 the reinaining. most'

V

LAW RRPORT.

COURT OF KIN(;'S"BENCII, TAN. 3t.

THE KING V. SAMUEL BARRETT, ESA-
The -Defendant 'A';',3 brought up to, recoive the
3ndg-tpeni of.the Court, upon a convi6tion for an as-
sault upon a Mr. Currie. .. . _

• The betendan-t is a young Gentleman of fortune,
about eigoieen 'years of age, and the Prosecutor; a
'person who lets out ready,-furnished houses. A Mr.
'Plummer, of Jamaica, Gentleman of large ,for-
tune, and brother7in-law.to._the Defendant, took a
ready-tUrnished•' house of the Prosecutor, in,:tan-
ellester-streee, while his own houie, in Weymouth-
.ireet, was pceparingfor his reception. On leaving
the house. of 't he Prosecl.l tor, he demanded pay awn t
fOr some deteriOrations, ,ke.4lltd*--1 bad
been
.committed on .some_ part of hit furniture.--:
This, however, was untrue; but, in order tb'avoid.
disputes,' Mr. Vlunurier 'paid 'his demand. After
,this, the Prosecutor beset Mr. Plutimier's:ho-use, in.
Gentieman'.absence, with more
s:ini'lar- nature y .and one day the Prosecutor; after
1.1 abuse of .I\lr. Plummer, began to abuse- the
Defendant in-a gross manner; called him a.sWiti-dler, and said, they were all a pat.k.ot swindlers.—
The Defendant walked down the street,. but the Pro-
secutor followed him, and dared him to strike. In
the sequel, the'Defendant became enraged, and did.
give the Prosecutor a blow over the head With his
cane. •

Mr. Justice GROSE observed, that the Prosecutor
seemed to have invited the Defendant to strike.
Lord ELLENBoRoUGH considered that the beha-
viour of the Prosecutor was gross in the extreme.
The Defendant was, accordingly, fined -0111 y 20s.
acid discharged.

THE 'KING V. WILLLAM WOOD:
The Defendant in this case was also brought up
tbr judgment,, having been found Guilty of an as-
sault upon Jacob Wood, the Sittings at Guildhall
after last Trinity Term ; a report, of _which was given
in our Paper of the 7th of July last.
The Pelendant s sister was upon a visit to the
Prosecutor's wife, when Mr. BeniaMin Wood, the
Prosecutor's brother, got into the good graces of
the young Lady, who had a fortune of 10,0001: and,
a trip to Gretna Green was the result. The De-
fendant was dissatisfied with respeett to the set?le-
-ments, and the different members of the fainily were .
invited to mi-et at dinner, at the Prosecutor's house,
in order to settle all differences. When the Ladies
had retired, a conversation rela!ive to settlements
'took place; the Defendant insisted that the whole
of his Sister's fortune should be settled upon her, but
the Prosecutor, and his brother, would not agree to
settle more than 70001. ; from. this arose an alterca-
tion, Arritatinglanguage followed on both sides, and
the Defendant gave the Prosecutor several blows.
Sit V. Ginas, for, the Defendant,, proposed to
leaVe the whole, matter in dispute toa mutual friend.
Mr. GA a.t ow,' for the Prosecution, declined the
proposal. Under these' circumstances, the Court
sentenced the Deftnuant to- pay a fine of 101.

THE KING V. ABRAHAM HEARN, AND, ANN THE. WIFE

OF JOHN GRAN.

The Defendant, Ann Cran, a decent flookincr.and
rather prettyng woman, was hrought up from
the County 'Wad of Essex, to plead to an incliEt-
went, charging,' her, in the first count, ith assault-
ing one Jane Habberton, with intent to 101 and
murder;- and, in the second count, with aid,nL, as-
sisting, and abetting 0.1:: said .Abralimn Hearn, in
committing a rape upon tip- 63id jaitt%
To this indiament st;c.pleadcd no; guilty; and was
then ordered to be reoiaajcd, to take her trial at the
ensuing, Lent Assizes.

'O:>NSISTOItIAL COURT OF C:ANTEREURY.
Air.WlLsoN.renewed his application to the Court
for a Mandamus to be direacti -to his Grace the
Archbishop Of Canterbury, requiring hini to ISsue his
fiat to the Vicar-General and Archdeilcoit of Arches,
comnianding them to mhtlitDr.Nicholas.Hil;;hinore
to praCtisc a, an Advocate in
.th,Consi,;totial Court.
The Vicar-General had hefore reTtis'ed to admit Dr.
flighthore, On the grounds of his having formerly
been in Deacon's orderi, contrary to the chartc r.—
The Learned Coin4,el proceeded to state the case
of the King v. bxenden, and various other au-
thoritie,, to spew that this case caaw -within the,
juriscii:tion of the Court of King's Bench ; but their
Lordships were of a contrary opinion, and refused
the application.

COURTtOP COMMON PLEAS, lAN. 31.

ROBINSON V. KIDD.

This was an action bru.aght try a seaman against
the FirSt Mate of the
,City of 1.,,,tit10n East Inttiatnan,
for repeated assautt4, and. ill-treatment. • The first
alledged assault, took place at Spithead, when the
-Defendant caused the Plaintiff to. be dragged out _of
his hammock where he was-confined throughillness,
and stretched upon the -gratings, where his body
was stneared_with filth, and then tarred and feather,
end, a foot!s7eap placed up,n his head,•and a collar
tumid his neck. In that situation the. Defendant
edited the boys to laugh and -ridicule hirn,• exclaim,
" D—n him, cure him sooner than the
Declor." Whet': at _Bombay, he WaS served in the
same way, and afterwards bogged with a two-inich
rope. J je was znierwards sent on board the Fox
frigate,- witiya assi,t• in 'the attael7 of some.
pirates, who in:e4ed the Malabar coast,; and beean.se
relused to leave the ship in Which he
,Was char
!erect tiff the voyAge, he. was tied hand and loot, and
An that way sent on board. •

The answer to all this iir treatment was, that.t.he
,
‘vai a lazy, idle leilOw, . terlued a
skill ker.—Veruict fot the" Pilintiti.—Darnagz 751.

,A.few' days ago au industrioni slnp•carpenter,
named Hug: whilst following his oecupatiun oa
board a ship in tlie Tyne, recived so:violent a blow
frbin a caa:n, that he tell into the river ;.anti though
he was taken out imatediately, no sign of lite what.-
eirer remained:

On W.,.inesday evening, .aboht eight o'clock, a
boat, with ihrke ineu and a woman, passengers in
it, was stopped- nearly. opposite to 'I-lunge:lord
Stairs, by two fellows. in a .skitl, wLo• robbed the
men of abort 41: ,anti immediately rowi2d of} to-
wards the opposite shore f* they were armed, ‘yith
•
pistols.

!front
the L.UNDON GAZETTE,

.Tan. 31, 1807.

IVar-Office, y,7, 3,, 18c7.

loth 'Regiment of . Light Dragoons, Cornet the No.nourable
John Coventry to he Lieutenant, by.' purchase, vice tylil-
iiatake, promoted in the 96th Foot.
,i'ftlt Ditto, John Jenkins, Gent. to he Cornet, without pur-
chase, • vice Proby, appointed to, the r3th Light Dra-
gool,ao .• • . .
16tli Ditto, Captain John 1-1.• Belli, from the aist Foot, to
be Captain of a Trootta vice Smith, wiviaitchanges. •
25th Ditto, Lewis ,O'Bei'rne, • Gent. -to be Cornet, Without
porchasaavice Wade, promoted.- .
rst la eaOneo I of Foot Guards, Thomas Barrett Itrydges,
Gent. babe Ensign, without purchaie, vice Rumbolcl, Who-
,
resigns. • •
7th Regiinent of Foot,Lieutenantl3rereton Watson, from the
.3oth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, withoii• purchase,
vice Nooth, promoted. Serjeant Majot Page, from
the 89th Foot, to be Adjtitaot, with the rank. of Lieu.
tenant. ,
Ictit Ditto, Robert Christopher 'Manse', Gent. 4,oae En.
sign, without purchase, vice Than; prino,,ted.
zoth Ditto, Forbes Champagne, Gent. to Fe Ensign, without
purchase, vice Cox, dismissed by the Sentenceot'a
Geue-
ral Gout. Martial,
zlsa •Ditto.. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Charles Douglas
Smith, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a
Compaaty., viceßelli, who exchanges.
zoth"Ditto, Ensign -St. John %Veils Lucas to be Lien-tenant,
vice-- Fraser, deceased.a Charles Stanhope, Gent, to be
Ensign, vice Lucas.
3otll Ditto, Charles Augustus' Stuart Gent. to be Ensign,
Without purchase, vice Erskine, promoted in the • 56th
Foot::
37th Ditto, Ensign Richard Graham to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase.. vice-. Fenton, promoted. John Jackson,
Gent. to be. Ensign, vice Graham. •
soth Ditto, Ensign Mark, Rudlain•to be lieutenant, without
, purchase, vice Killikelly, promoted in the foist Foot.
Kent, Gent. to be Ensign, vice' Rudkin • .
(sth Ditto, William Humbley, Gent. to be ensign, WithoUt
purchase, vice Ileyliger,`•proinotetl.
56th Ditto To be Lieutenants—Ensign Knight Erskine,
• from the 3oth Foot. - Ensign 'John Campbell, froth -the
98th Foot. Ersign M. Sparks' Phelps; frill). tile York
Light Infantry Volunteers: Ensign lames C. Lewis, trorn
the 56th Foot. Ensign. William .'Guinn, from the.4Bth
Foot. Ensign'Richard lenkinson, front the 63d Foot.
61st Ditto, John Chipchase, Gent." to be .'Ensign, without
purchase, vote Hoertona appointed
.to the 95th F00t....
6;d Ditto,- Andrew Half fide, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase,' vice lenkinson, promoted in the 56th- FOot.
66th Ditto, Ensign Shapland Carew Morris, from the r ith
Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase,, vice Patken, who
retires.
7tst Ditto, Ensign lames Sloane to. be Lieutenant, vice Ma_
jor, appointed to the 6th Garrison Battalion. Matthew
Drew, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lucas, deceased. Donald
Ross, Gent. to be "Ensign, vice Sloane,
Bth Ditto, Ensign Thomas Baillie to be lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Morisset, promoted in the 48th Foot.
87th Ditto, Lieutenant John Camae, frrim Half pay of, the
sth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Stretch,
who exchanges.
93d Ditto, Ensign 11,•lajendie, from the tat Foot Guards,
to be-Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Trench,
promoted in the 96th Foot.
95th Ditto, Ensign Win, -11amerton, from the 61st Foot, to
be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Caine, pro-
tooted in the 7th Foot• . •
93th Ditto, Ensign Walter Butler to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Burke, appointed to the 2.3 d Light Dragoons.
Ensign John Kelly to he Lieutenant, without purchase,
vice iVilson, appointed to the 9oth Foot.
To he Ensigns-Homes Burke, Gent. vice Butler. John
Flinter. Gent. .vice Kelly. Richard Ellis. -Gent. vice
'Campbell, oromoted in the 56th Foot. Edward Hancox,
Gent vice Killikelly, promoted in the 32a1 Foot. •
Ist West India Regiment, Lieutenant John Archbold, from
the t6th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Grant,
deceased. Ensign Francis Collins to be Lieutenant, vice.
Saunderson, deceased. , Quarter-Master John Fleming to
be Ensign, vice Collins.
3d Ditto, Ensign lohn Kay to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice 111‘Lean, appointed to the 4th West India Re-
giment. Ensign John Heazle to be Lieutenant, vice Ha-
milton, deceased. William Prosser Symonds, Gent. to be
Ensign, vice Kay. Quarter-Master --Musgrave, from.
the 6ist Foot, to be Ensign, vice Heazle.
4th Ditto, Ensign John M'lntosh to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Cameron, removed to the Bth West India
Regiment, Louis Sapio, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M'ln-
tosh. •.
7th Ditto, Lieutenant Augnste• Blanchard to be Captain of
a Company, with temporary' Rank, vice O'Shiell, de-
ceased.
Bth Ditto, Quarter-Master- William Taylor to be Adjutant,
with the Rank of. Ensign, vice Ryan, who resigns the
Atijutantcy only. :- •
Royal. Must India Rangers, Ensign John Mackenzie to be
Lieutenant, without purchase. -
Major-General Rainsay's Regiment, Lieutenant Kitson,
from the6th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant. -
2d-Garrison Battalion' Major Wm. Hart, from•Halt.pay of
the Royal Waggon "Frain, to be Major, vice Thomas, who
exchanges. Captain lames
.S: Ridge, Loin' Half- p4-of
, the 54th Foot, to he Captain of a,Company, vice Doyle,
who exchanges. Foisigtt Richard- Kelly to be' Lieutenant,
vice Lowrey, removed to the 89th loot.
sth Ditto, Ensign Henry N.PC'uli'ocli, !knit the tBth 'Foot, to
be Lil'uteinint. Quarter- Master-Serjeant Luke
from the a4th Foot, to be Quarter-Master.'
Bth Ditto, Cornet Francis Walker, from the Royal Waggon
Train, to be Lieutenant,. I•:tisign C. M. Brannon, from the
Satil Foot, to he lieutenant. Serjaant ;John Ross, from
the 48th Foot, to be Quarter-Master.
4th Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant Steph.l C. Bowen,
from the 9oth• loot, to be Lieutenant, vicetruickshankS,
deceased. • .
tath-Ditto, Captain Charles Roberts, from the 6th Veteran
Bai:alion,.tobe Captain oPa Company, • •
Nova Scotia Fencibles Ensign Edo:and Cartwright, from
the Canadian -Fencihies, to he Lieutenant, .vice Westphal!,
appointed to the ad Garrison Battalion.
The King's German Legion, Qtiartera'Master
moister, from the Artillery, to be Lieutenant in time Dep6t.
• Company,- vice Dolge, promoted.

Ordnance geCe, :70 7. 27, !807.

•
• Rya! Reginant of Arlilleiy.
.First Lieutenant William Clibborne to be Second Captain,
vice Desbrisav, deceased. Dated fan. 14, 1807. Se,:ouct
Lieutenant 10;eph -Flan,,ell to be First Lieutenant,. vice
Clibborne, Dated as above.
Rv•al Artillety Drivers.
Second Lieutenant Commissary Wiliam Carthew to be First
Lieutenant Commissari, vice Douglas, retired. Dated as
above., William Smith, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant
Commissary, vice Caithew. Dated as above. •

Cminisrioni in the Tv:Aver Hamlets Militia, .Tigard 4). the Loa'
Lieutenant. Dated n. 24, iBz7. •
zd Rosa! Regiment.
George Edward Carruthers, Gent. to be. Surgeon, vice
Stanton. Ensign "I 'looms George 1 ackson to be Lieu-
-tenant, vice Assistant-Surgeon ' Carruthers, protinoted.
• S. !Vents, Gout, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Carruthers,
promoted. S. Watts, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Jackson,
promoted.--

Comnthsiens in the Fifeshir:. Militia, signed the Lyre/ Lieute-'
' nant.
Ensign• lames Cant Mitchell co be Lieutenant, vice Goodier,
.appointed. Surgeon. Dated Oct. 24, 1306. EnSign John
Grant to he ditto, vice band, appointed to the 7 Ist Regi-
ment. Dated as above. Quatter-Master William .Small
to be ditto, vice Grant. Dated Jan. 13, 1807. John Gibbs,
Gent. to be Ensign,- vice Main deceased. Dated Sept. 23,
TLC.. M'Kenzie, Gent. to be ditto, vice Mitchell.
Dated Oct. 24, rBo6. AleX. George, Gent, to he ditto,
'vice Grant. .Dated as above. Lieutenant Grant to
be,Quarter-Alaster, vice Small. Dated• lan. 13, 1807.
Commissicnr Jigiad ly the Laid Lieuternekt cf t Celt 71 of ESse •
• Bina& d Handoed lAilunteer l'ujaNtg.
Ensign Henry lielk:e-to he -Lieutenant, vice Joslyn, resigned.
Dated lan. I, 1807. Ensign John Brown to be ditto, vice
Denett,•resigned. Dated as above:
.IVille Volunteers.
Captain William Barlow to be Captain- Commandant, vice
Berkeley, resigned. Dated Jan. 8, 1307..;Lietitenatit lames
Wiliiattt Porter to be Captair, vice Barlow, promoted.
-Dated as above.. Lieutenant George Farr to be I' test Lieu-
tenant, vice Porter, promoted. Dated as ab-ve. Lades
licclgson, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Parr, pro-
.moted. Dated as above.

Gn-at llunrtead Polanteenr.
J4roi) E Itnn, Esq., to he Captain, vice Sp ivy, resigned. bated
N 18,6. 1-1-iiry Stanley,' Gene. to be. Second Lieu-
tenant: Datcd a.; above.
Cbelmifird Voilinteers.
George Asser Esti, to be Captatn, vice john Oxley
tte.,.:e.te.i. Dated Nov. 22, 03,6. joh:i Gilson.
Gent.' to Lieutenant, vice George Asser Gepp, pro-
moted. Dated as above.

!- • First Essex
Western Battalion—George Cu , Grant. to be Lieutenant.
Dated Dec. 4, duo. loseßn liyyave, Gent. 'to be ditto.
Dated' as above.' itobert •Bj•grav e, Gent. to. bt Ensign.
Datvd as above.
Eastern Battalion—Thomas Fletcher, •G eta.
nant. Dated Dec. 8, i 806.
Commissions Jig/it'd by the Lard Lieutenant of the aunty of
Caithtie -•- • •
rst Battalion of Caithness. Volunteer Infantry—Captain Bent
. jatnin Williamson to be. Majdr, vice bourn Sinclair, .pro.
moted in the 3,1 Batt 'hod of Caithness Volunteer
. Dated Sept. en, tBc6. • ..
3d Battalion of Ditto 7-Major James, Sinclair, ,frout the Ist
Battalion ditto, to be Lieutenant.: yoloner commandant,
vice Sir. [unit. Sinclair,' Ban 's'a
'. resigned. Dateds above,
CaptattilVtiliam Nlacleay to be. 4.\,lajor. Dale& Dec. 26,
1806 join'
.Esq. to be 4ujutanr.:Ddtai S.ep-
tember 20,' 12.06. .
CommiJsion in the North Plants Regi mei it of Militia; skneil Gy
• • • t,Oe Lord Litt/reliant.' .
Ensign Hamer to be .I.ii;utcwilt, vice Cowcher, resigned.,
Dated ball. 29, Iso7.
Commissitnt tu the Rutland Militia, ,Jigned th'e Lord Liente.:

to be.Licute-

Rogers, Gent. to bd Li4titeilant, vice Iliqcs,
ce..t.scd. I)att:Li

Crown: (dice, jau 31? tBw7.

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MEMISERS.IZETURNED TO PIigS,ENT
• PARLIAMEtir.
Borough of Lestwithiel. Cockerell,Of Piceadilly,
iu the• County of Middlesex, Esq. in the room of William
...Dickenson, Esq. v.. J. „Being c:,hosca a :Burge,s ter ;the saidßorough. and -also- sen ;4. ritglit for the Colin ty. of So-
Anal set, ilath 'made hiS E lecticirt: to serve ter tile said County
of Somerset. •
Borough of Cuckerinouth,—Thomas Hamilton,-Esq. -(com-
hionly lord the room Qt jOlll,l Lowther,
' Esq. who being ellOSell a Burgess for the said Borough, drict
also chosen a Knight for the County of 'Cumberland, liata
made Ins Ele,6tion to serve.for the said -County.
Borough Of Midhurst Conyngliam Plunkett, Esq.
His Majesty's Attorney-. General to,' Ireland, in the ruoin
of the Right Pion,: Wuhan' Wickham, who;: being-chosen
a Burgess for the said Borough, and also. chosen a Burgess
for the Borough of Callington, hath made his Election to
serve ter the said Borough of Callington:
Henry Watkin Williams Wynn, Esq. in the room of John
Smith, Esq. who, being chosen a Burgess for the said 80.
rough, and also chosen a Burgess for the Town and Coun-
ty of the Town of Nottingham, !lath made his Election to
serve. tor the said Town and County of the same.
Borough of Tralce—Samuel'Boddington, of 'Lipper -Brook_
street, London, Esq. in the room 'of the Right Honour.
able Maurice Fitzgerald,, who, being chosen a Burgess for' the said Borough, and also chosen a Knight for tile County
of Kerry, hath made his Election to serve tor the.saul,
County.
Borough of Heytesbury—Charles Moore, Esq. and Michael
S% rues, Esq. in Lie room of the Right Honourable
Charles Abbot, ,who, being chosen a Burgess for the said
borough,- and also a Burgess to serve in Parliament tier the
University of Oxford, hath made his Eleetien to Serve for
the said University ; and Sir William A'Court, Bart. who,
Since his Election for the said Borough, 'lath accepted the
Unice of Ste Ward or Baililf of His Nlajesty's ThrLe
tern Hundreds of Stoke, Desborough, and Bonenbam, iii tiro
County of Buckingham.
Borough of Dundalk.-- losias L)upre Porcher,- Esq. in-thet
room of folin Merge, Esq.- wli9, since.h,is bite ion for.:the.
said Borough, haul accepted the Odi of :Eschealor of.
-Mtate'r.

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/3/lA'Arg (Lel& • •
William Ogilvy the younger, George mylne,. and (Glt Clial-•
tiers, of jelfrcy's-square, London, inerchantsand ciapart-
tiers, to surrender Feb: a, 14, and March 14, at ten,'
• at Guildhall. Attornies, MessrS. Crowner, Lavie, ann
. Garth, Freneriek's-place, Old Jewry.
George Reynolds, of Back-lane, Middlesex,,
cow.-keeper, Feb. 7,2 t, and March 14, at One,. at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Heard, Hooper-square, -Good.--
Needjer Chamberlain, of Fleet-street, London, druggist,
F. 5, at one, 17, and March 14 . at t, ti; tlt
Loggen and. Smith, Basiil.olall:;Street.
Abraham of Widsham,, Norfolk, -shop--,
keeper, Feb: 20, 21, and•Marcli ,at •four,,at.the
Bell lim, Norwich. Attorni2s, 'Messrs. Fostersen and,
Unthunk, Norwich..
Abram Hayes, or Lancaster, spirit-merchant, hth..-25, at
five, as, at. eleven, and March 14, .at•fvc, a: the•ltoyal-
' Oak, Lancaster. Attornies,' Mr, BlakeloCk, F.lin-court,
London;" or Mr. Atkinson, Lancaster.'
Hudson Fox, 01 Kingston-upon-))ull, clock and watch-
:hillier, Feb. 6,7, at eleven, 'autt-Mardi :4, at live, at tne
Dog and Duck "Cavern, Kingston-uport- Hull. Attornies,- _
Mr, Williams, Red Lion-square, Lonfion ; or Mr. Hu,
gall, Hull. . .
lames Ward, of Banbury, Oxfordshire, dyer, Feb, 9, the,
► Flying Horse Inn, so, at the P.ein Decr Inn, and Starch
-14, at the Plough inn, Banbury, at -eleven each day. At-
tonnes, MeSsr.,. Pearson and Son, Pump-court, "temple,
'London ;.or Sir. Drury, Banbury.
Edward Greensill, ofStourport, Worcestershire, coal-iner-
uen.:o, at tour, 20, and Ala.,-ch 14, at teii, at the-
George Inn, bewdley, Worcestersitite. A ttornies, 'Mr.
Hallett, KiLertqinster; ur Mr. Bigg, Hatton-Garden,
London.
'Samuel Hensley, late of Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 23, 24,
and A1ar..:11.14,.at eleven, at the Globe Ta,iern, Liverpool.-
' • Attorntes, Mr. Griffith, Liverpool ;or Mr. Windle, lohn-
' street, Becitord.row, London:
William Self, late of Bath, inercer,Feb.- rB, 19, and March
14, at eleven,. at the 11'hite Horse, Tiverton, Devonshire..
Attornies, Messrs. Penchard And Trenchard, Taunton ; or
111 r: fame'' Gray's-itm.square, London. ►
Leonard Lister, of Sheerness, Kent, shoemaker, 'Feb. 3,
and March 14t twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Sylvester, Field-court, Gray's-Inn, London ; or
• - Queenborough, Kent: - •
George Rotrey and Richard.Swinton, of Great St. Helen's,
London, merchants and co-partners, Feb. 7, at twelve, 14,
and March 14,, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Foulkes, Southampton-street, Covent-Garden.
James Whitehead, of Church-street, Christchurch, Surrey,.
hat-manufacturer, Feb. 7, at twelve, 14, and Alarcit 14,
at eleven, at Guildhall„,. London. Attorney, Mr. Aley-
mott. Charlotte-street, Black friar's-road..
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Robert Bank's, of lianThe'r-Ittidge, Lancashire, cotton-menu-
fadurer, Feb. 23, 24, and March 4, at eleven, at the
Wnite Horse Inn, Preston, Lancashire. Attornies, Messrs.
Aspclen and Situttleworth, Preston ; or Mr. Wiglesworth,
Gray's-Inn-siluare, London.