The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-26 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.
SUN OFFICE, Seven o'cleek.,'

THE LONDON GAZETTE

THIS EVENING.

DOWNING-STRTiET, SEPT. 24, 1834.
The King has been pleased to appoint Captain N. Pres d c°tti
R N., to be Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Islan
Nnvfoundland and its dependencies.

WAR-OFFICE, SEPT: 26.
Atli Regiment of Foot—Brevet Major J H. Phelps,
51t Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice Hovendon, deceased,
Seat. 26.
cth Foot—C. M. Dawson, Gent., to be Ensign, by 'Arch3se'
vice Kirwan, promoted in the 7th Fogt, Sept. 26.
7th Foot—Ensign R. A. H. Kirwan, from the sth Foot, to be
L t
eutenant, by purchase, vice Sivewright, who retires, Sept. :26.
Bth Foot—Staff-Assistant-Surgeon G. Dolmage to be Assistant
inrgeon, vice Adams, deceased, Sept. 26. from th.e
32d Foot—Staff-Assistant-Surgeon D. M'Gregor, to be Assit"
an.- Surgeon, vice Griffin, promoted in the 34th Foot, Sept.
F°°l'ut
34th Foot—Assistant-Surgeon G. Griffin, from the 26
to be Surgeon, vice Lyons, deceased, Sept. 26.
51st Foot—Lieutenant W. Austin, from the- 97th Foot,.t°_Ab.e
Captain, without purchase, vice Brevet Major Phelps, pi:ol*u in
the 4th Foot, Set. 26.
61st Foot--Lieputenant W. Ward, to be Adjutant, vice Bas
promoted, Sept. 26.
73d Foot--Staff-Assistant-Surgeon G. Martin,
Assistant-Surgeon, vice Laing, who exchanges, Sept. 26. t.
74th Foot—Staff-Assistant- SurgeoUß. Paterson to be Assist°
Surgeon, Sept. 26. pant'
9/th Foot E. 111. EL B b Lieutenant'
nsign ajor . . urrowes to
Without purchase vice Austin d h 51st Foot ; En:s4l'
, promote in t e
T. Earls, from half-pay 6th West India Regiment, Wbe Ens.
vice Burrowes, Sept. 24.
HOSPITAL STAFF. too
To be, Assistant Surgeons to the Forces—Assistant-Sag R.
11. Laing, from the 73d Foot, vice Martin, who exchanges' 26.
Smith, Gent., vice Paterson, appointed to the 74th Foot, SeP"
111. D., to be

MEMORANDUM. celled
The half-pay of the under-mentioned Officers has been can
uteri
from the 26th instant, inclusive, upon their receiving a 01-11
allowance for their commissions :
Coldstream 10‘4
Ensign and Lieutenant J. S. Tharp, half-pay Col(
Guards.

Lieut. T. Th, half-pay 50th Fot.
Lieut. G. A. H omas .
A. Lord Bandit:re, o
hOr-pay lath Liglll'
goons.
Lieut. A. Nixon, half-pay 27th Foot.
Lieut. T. Gartside, half-pay sth Garrison Battalion. bed.
Brevet Lieut.-Col: 'T. N. Harris, Major half-pay Unattac
Lieut. R. Blakeney„ half-pay 16th Foot.
Veterinary Surgeon J. Turner, half-pay Royal Wager'
Lieut. W. Gamier, half-pay 15th Light Dragoons.
Lieut. H. Long, half-pay 104th Foot.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, SETT. 24. to be
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Major-General G. Sall:cosed,
Colonel-Commandant, vice Major-General G. Rams* .0 vice
Sept. 7 ; First Lieut. R. B. Barnaby to be Second Capra k.
Davies, retired on half-pay, Sept. 9 ; Second. Lieutenant Jolarter-
Freese to be first Lieutenant, vice Burnaby, Sept. 9; ~,tsot of
master J. Weightman to be Second Lieutenant and A"J"
Invalid Artillery, vice Kane, deceased, August 30.

. . ...
Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of 111".
Wilts Regular Militia. , wed,
W. F. White, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice D. White' Iwe
August 9.

BANKRUPTS. o
JOHN MAYRIE HOLL, WILLIAM OSWALP'resil
cier
HARVEY HOAR, Irish linen-factors, Milk-street, to sernolv
Oct. 9, at eleven, and Nov. 7, at twelve, at the Court et niscill
ruptcy. Sandon, Dunster-court, Mincing-lane ; Clark,
9,
assignee, St. Swithin's-lane. Oct'
JOHN BENTLEY, silk-warehouseman, Cheapside, Tom
at one, and Nov. 7, at two, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Old Jewry ; Clark, St. Swithin's-lane. allovi 1
JOHN BETTELEY, plumber, Liverpool, Oct. 9, n Qrr
'
at eleven, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Atilingt°-
gory, and Faulkner; Bedford-row ; Frodsham, Liverpool. Br
WILLIAM ECCLES, apothecary, Union Court, Olucgssiv
street, Oct. 7, at eleven, and Nov. 7, at one, at the Court o'
ruptcy. Davies, Palsgrave-place, Temple-Bar; Lackingon'
cial assignee, Basinghall-street.
SAMUEL WELLS, hatter, Wood-street, CheaPe.'•e' Brune,
at one, and Nov. 7, at three, at the Court of BankruptcY• a
Rood-lane; Lackington, official assignee, Basinghall-
WILLIAM COMER, cotton-broker, Liverpool, ,t)ertis,Allet4
Nov. 7, at two at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. .1.'")!'
and Athony, Great Ormond-street, London ; Wilson Liver
01.
DANIEL DYBALL, oilman, Cambridge, Oct. 10 anciles.cOrt'
at ten, at the Hoop Tavern, Cambridge. Nicholls, C°° -
Lincoln's Inn, London. p
MARY MILLER, hotel-keeper, Sackville-street, - 00'
Oct. 7, at twelve, and Nov. 7, at eleven, at the Court °fficisl-sr
ruptcy. Freeman and Co., Colemaniptreet ; Graben,'
signee, Copthall-buildings.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. street.is

B. Waud and T. Morris, omnibus proprietors, Chelsea
J. Taylor and W. H. Jackson, inn-masters, Birmingitodicl3l6
W. Butterworth and R. Whitworth, cotton spinners, "
Lancashire.
W. Nokes and J. Ward, bankers, Woolwich, Kent. carrel'
J. Waterer and S. T. Bidwell, cabinet-makers, Chertsey, Steel'
T. W. and T. W. Hallett, wine and spirit merchants, •/'
Devonshire. r./ eadisil'
E. Bull and E. Churton, booksellers, Holles-street, •--- ,
square. ~4.,fforo**
J. Dean, sen., and J. Dean, jun., japanners, Bilston, '---
shire.
firt Th..
C. R. Roberts add T. T. Alkin, attorneys, Hatton-co— '
needle-street.
R. G. Curtis and J. Harrison, glaziers, Wortley, yorkoillreijor
D. Caenegie, N. Nield, and J. Barber, paper-dealer*
v
chester (as far as regards J. Barber). zoo/c1
S. Turner. T. Francis, W. Gilpin, and H. GilpintTFrst
thiers, Northumberland-street, Strand, so far as regards 0. a
J. and E. H. Hawke, flour-dealers, Gwennap, Corn
nti
J. Wood and C. Cordingley, hat-manufacturers, - i
GO
Droylsden, near Manchester.
_i. +firers/
W. and J. Tickle, and R. Cooper, tobacco-manwac,lo
Bolton, Lancashiro (so far as regards the said W. iriel''.

. _
MIDDLESEX INTERMEDIATE SESSI-
() SS
(THIS DAY.)
(Before B. Roves, ----'4Esq4 and a Bench of Magistra,tted)f°r
Joseph Howard and Richard Howard were ies,i,,ulti°°
unlawfully and riotously assembling together and as'coine
Thomas Morton, a Bow-street horse patrol, veal. the itli
Hatch, in the execution of his duty. On Sunday' od P''
of September, Morton heard the cries of murder, ,no 51:
trole, in the neighbourhood of the Torrington Artius;cuffill. p
together,jdr i
iovssimen
pgohut
dismounted,
t there,
e,
Howard,ha nedf
apparentlyowuhnod twow a throttlings endeavoured
umenpp e r 1
ntoo nt
oh
psettah:retstht
reftubrh.coekHtm. pe:a
at
t itto -tliebfaewev
female
iti
itpai eicre.!
Morton drew his cutlass, and accidentally struck risoeekr
soner, Joseph Howard, with it on the head. Thed fobre%
Joseph wrested the cutlass from him and attemPte 4 strtie,
it. He then cut at him and the horse ; the blow we
stirrup
with so much force that it marked one of the .fored,
nearly half an inch deep. Morton was very much: lb°
and called for the assistance of his brother offieero..eek•
prisoners made off, and were not taken for nearly :wing tl:
Cross-examined by Mr. PHlLLirs—Was ur: done de'
cutlass when it struck the prisoner. It was ne"
signedly. t
..,,, cli,
lad '' bo• ,
Mr. Brooke, a gentleman residing near C°A corr° 1
who was present when the assault was committed' art
rated the stimon of Mr. Morton.
Several witnessesy clearly proved the assault on the P
of the prisoners. prisoneo;
Mr. PHILLIPS, in addressing the Jury for the ce of t„I •
stated that the disturbance arose in consecilltei:r °ever
brother-in-law of the prisoner calling their me'
Ong
ill names. ner, mtile
Witnesses were called on behalf of the Priseted thationg
whom was a Mrs. Taylor, their sister, who ste was 'go
blow struck by the patrole with his cutlass:outlier s
coonvTephrueerdpcowhsie.at,hirmlaon summed and and that immediately after her •
fouoa
botThh pericsoonuerrts up the case, , the Jury
sentenced them to six months iraPris°llll'ent
and hard labour.
r 0
-
-1-1,,-----,,, Peer le't the
EARL SPENCER.--This venerable a
visit to
t
magnificent seat at Althorpe on Monday last, °n
Hall, in 140°d,
Noble Chancellor of the Exchequer at Wisetlerieg his i the
tinghamshire. His Lordship's health, en"' strong 5 iog
vanced life, is in a very improved state ; indeed s beenflef,
Noble Lord that during the present month be has at Nl' agio
ICt
a tour of visits to his son-in-law, Lord Lyttletonag,
wr leY he •el
and to Mr. Poyntz, at Cowdray Park. At
had just arri,lo3
his nephew, the Duke of Devonshire, who !u 11
fArolimhoarvihsiatstobetehne Earl of oisfetSontam sinceford
saat
ed burgh fesPani
tookwas staying
place
p ainnd Northamptonshire tdhi admnpot
to nshirewh
contemplateen ttheuEnerntdevn:ll.la
entertaining
le
o. °ll2r cl;
by
ill
at Wiseton during the races at Doncaster. . The r
oei;
THE LATE MASTER OF THE 171;tLEdinburghob,
mains of this regretted Judge were interrer.
and Miss, iliariv
laMar
neoent:dafairlyoyml
expecteda s
tth, ande Noh
ari
tst
hh.is brothermi
lates s
residencea
l.
in de anc ihece7l . ~w a s
stated' .he
from
produced by a cold caught on his
.re return when heeilico'rr
Duchess of Sutherland, at Dunrobin U t
John, was with him at his demise, which,
The Vice- Chtac nee'
London he was in excellent health.
althy Mr. Loge .e,
who is now on a visit to his friend, the
said to be the probable stubs,
at Shedley Park, in Yorkshire, s_
iln event it is said Mr.
cessor of the deceased Master. Sic: uth.satrveiesiit,
tho
.:10.
the present Solicitor-General
tants. in of
the list of expec Ti „ e
Horne, is, it is said, also on . b te of the ri°7,5001.•
' salaries yvo
on the increase of the Judges
Rolls was fixed at 7,'"
Bickersteth, the Chancery Barr(ister, wGilelnesruacic,eetiriTrwillBli2asol,
Commons, that of the boaster of theat
6,
celot Shadwell. The Ex- Atto:nirey7._ hhaorletsraPveelpisdNwoilial,
YMOVTH,SEPT. ' W-
ANT- SURGEON, DUBLIN.—PL
bouht to a dose terse •
ceedings in this case having been r g
andctohavtitofTt_hmeAVyticeT;CAhLanocei,lT Chancellor R .
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but in consideration of circumstances,d t be sorer IVO
proved,
rank, an o
only adjudged= to lose one year's
The finding was to the effect— Thtcharthgee
pirria'ssellevrrbe-6
the court was cleared, and in alrt halt an hour re-er artlY
Mr.
rerimanded.". aii.
primanded, and he is hereby severe y .. ,s hait-P 4
sentence of the Court will not affect Mr. hustle