The Sun.
London, England, 1805-12-25 00:00:00

FARRINCWON

The Alderman of this Ward again mot dm Cant
didates in the Hall of Christ's llospltal, at eleittm
o'clock, when Messrs. Wfisi-r ell and
the contest, not wishing to give the Ward any
iir
tiler trouble. The other Gentlemen were, of cow
declared duly eleded. •

Those marked this,* arc new Cood'd.itca.
1-40

.11,7'
Dar: AnrtYL 11u ttlti c'i..,ti.---About the QO. th of No-
ve mbe r one of the tri9St V Ihllt. 111.1rdealIM'S Wily exp
rieneedon the ClAst of tiff in that ever was mmtetn'-
bared. A LvAter received ,4 a .respeCiable hotisq a
town from Valentia, of the (od nit, states its cflits.
to have been roost dreadlnl at that place. It rained in-
cessantly for-four days, during 'w4ich time-up \,,yal'ili4
of 'two', hundred houses were waShed away, and mit
a vestige of them left.behind: a .number of perorisi!
in endeavouring to save their effe&s, lot their livery.
To add to the disaster, numbers of 'shipping were
driven ashore and shivered to atoms, and rrurny i;t*'
the'people on hoard perished. The liertive Pa.ci:et,
belonging to, the house by whom the Letter was..a'e...
ceived, was otie-of the Ships driven on shore ; and,
although strong built, she'did Hot survive the hurri-
cne balf an hour. , . :

The different gangs of hust/el*, who for so many
years have infested the Metropolis, are anxiously
waiting, for the day on which the Funeral of the
much-lamented Lord NELsoN is to take place; mast.
of the provincial pick-;pockets frOin Manehester,l
'Birmingham, and Liverpool, hold thepuoN:t iii
readiness to join their London brethren on this oeLt-
sion ; • upon a moderate cOmpiatatitin it i 9 conkau'red,
that more than seven li,vidred of these systematic and
daring depredators will be colle&ed on that day
tween the Admiralty and -•St: Paul's ; and it will
require the united r efforts of the Police. to ,counter-.•
a6t,in any measure their infamous designs, the Ma-
,
gistrates should give the mast potitive orders •Ic.ir the
attendance of the Police officers, who F.hould
strialy enjoined to apprehend every well-know-%
charades of this description they Might meet
At Gloucester Great Fair on 1V 1 .
very few fat Cows; the P:tm- nt.s76nt tid. per slb.
sate rather dull: Sto,;deattle were not in mnch
cletna-Al. Fat Nis, tetclied froin 9s. (id: to I (s, pt; r•
ticore,

On MoiLloy sertnight a boy about three year; of
age, belongingto Widow aesle, 'of Pleasant'Dairv,
nea,r:Leeds, being leftalonein the house, his Oloth.ee
caught fire, and hue *as's° shockingly burnt that Ile
died soon after.
'The following circumstance happene4 in Leeds
last Thursday. th 9 eveninifir thai 4', Ellen
Wallis, a girl .about ten yey bra,
Wallis., it. stone,inason, in 11,Tetil'ivw-lanc, being cm-
ployett in ettrtyitig a quantity of china to a Itout.
Kirkgate, whither the t unity we 'b about to rernwe,
unfortunately It:lithe' wackage fall, and broke its Con-
tents. accident, though in itself no way scrimp,
has been prodmlive very seriOnS-eonNerincini...,s,
for the poor girl was so alarmed at hat ILO hap
pernd, that she dare not return bore 'and her dis.
consolate parents have .ever .sinco been ni4kini the
roost diligent search for.her, but in vain !

On Monday se'nwght the Woollen Faaory at Ilki-
ce,lor-Dyke, hearl.lritdtOrd, occupied b) Nlessrt,
ClitiiAnti Pots, was entirely consnined by
Thtirsday se'nnight, as Mr. John Eeket4
waiter, and one of the oldest Officers In the Cu .4..
torus at Hull, was going on board the .14i;ntm,
lying at the North side of the Dock, be slippled
frollt of the plank, and falling again t 6 side of the Vessel, fraaured his and was taken up,
d:.gd _

Froni .the LON.1)01V GAZETTE, Dec. 1805

-IP4, .Office,, Av. 24, 18oee
ad Regiment of Dragoen Guards, George Watson, Esq. to
he Peyinoter, vice F. Be Watson, who resigns. •
ail Ditto,. Comet ---- Evans to be Lieutenant, without pule
chase, vice Watt, promoted,
Bth Dittos Cornet Stephen Gordon to be Lieutenant, with.
out purchase. , •
2.l.lteeiment Of Dragoons; Cornet David Ronald Dickson to
-be Lieutenant, without purchase. •
3d Ditto T Bale, • Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase,
vice Morris, promoted in the id Dragoon Guards.
6th I)ittd, Lieutenant Henry Madox to -be. Captain of e
Troop, vice Hill, deceased, Curnet Edward Holbeck to,
be Lieutenant, without purchase. Cornet Hon. Sheltie;
DouglaS to be Lieutenant, vice Madox. Harman Fitz-
mauriee, Cent. to be Corner,' vice Douglas.
Eth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Major Christian Johnson,
from the 17th Light DragoonS, to be Major, vice Loftus,
who exchanges. 'Lieutenant john Lewis White, from the
sill Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hippisley, who ex-
changes:
rim Ditto, Lieutenant john Major, from the seth Foot, to
be Lieutenant, without purchase.
14th Ditto, tovell Benjamin Badcock, Cent. to by Cornet,
by purchase, vice Atkins, who retires. Hon. Edward
Weldegrave to be Cornet, without purchase, vice NeVille,
promoted.
15th Ditto, --- Jenkins, Gent, to be Cornet, without put-
crease, vice I lancox, promoted.
tech Dime Cornet It, C. St. john Lord Clinton to be Lieu.
tenant, without pnichese, vice Richardson, who retires.
Cornet A. Bolton to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
77th Ditto, Major Henry Loftus, from the Bth Light Dra-
goons, to be Major, vice john Leon, who exchanges.
18th Ditto, Cornet Charles Milner to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Knueson, who retires.
215 t Ditto, Henry Evart, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur-
chase, vice Wallis, promoted,
.22a1 Ditto, George Keating, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase,
vice Charrettie, promoted
Ist Regiment of Foot, C. Douglas, Gent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice AV Pherson, promoted in the 21st
Foot.
3d Captain George Saville Burdett,. froth the eeth
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Davy, who ex-
changes.'
ii•eo, Lieutenant Gustavus Hippisley, from the Eth
Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice White; who ex-
changes.
eth Ditto, Bernard Markham. Gent. to be Ensign, without
istirchase, vice Armstrong, promoted. , •• e
asst Ditto, Ensign John M`Plierson, Item-the Royals, tobe
First
.Licatenant, without purchase. Adam Ferguson,
Cent. to be Secured Lieutenant, without purchase, vice
Stewart, promoted.
2Jcl Ditto, knsign G. leiMings, from the 34th foot, to be
First Lieutenant, without purchase.
27th Ditto, Ft ocia.Slice, Gent. to he Ensign; without put'.
. chase, vice Whartonesupereeed.
zetit Ditto, Captain Cheeks William Davy, from the ed
Foot, to be Captain of a Companyeviteeliurdett, who ex-
changes.-
eoth Ditto,' Assistant-Surgeon Edward Purdon, from the
late tst .Battalion of Light Infantry of the Line, to be
Assistant-Surgeon, vice try, superseded, being
absent
without leave.
eed Ditto, Lieutenant Wm. O'Dogherty to be Captain of a
Company, without purchase, vice Fitzthomas, appointed
to the. ad Garrison Battelion.
eeth Ditto, Lieutenant lotus Stick, from the Ist Garrison
Bettalien, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign
,John Rowe, from the.eeth. Foot, to be Lieutenant.
Gent.
to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Jen.
viii s, prOmoted in the sad FOOL
.36th 1 ittee Dougeis, Gent, to be 'Adjutant, with the
• Reek of Ensign, vice Middleton, who resigns the Adju-
tantcv.
43tti Ditto, Assistant. Surgeon John Carter, from the late zd
Bettaliun of Light Infantry of the Line, to be Assistant.
S iretent, vice English, deceased.
soth Ditto, Ensign ')oho M'Donald to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase. Henry lielsote Gent. to be Ensign, vice
'Donald.
esth Ditto, Lieutenant David Robertson to be Captain of a
Cotnpauy, without pureltase, vice Peel:worth, appointed
to the 7th Foot.
To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign John Augus-
tus Dicirichsen, front the 6otb Foot, vice A. Al' Donald,
eleceasee. Eosien Alex. Proudfoot, from the ad West In-
dia Regiment, vice Rebertson. Ensign Philip Kearney,
vice Carpenter, promoted ht the ad West India Regi.
!Hera.
To be Ensigns—Volunteer Clarke, vice I lilledeceased.
Volunteer John Saunders Elligood, vice Kearney.
58tb Ditto, john Powle, Gent. to be Elisio, without pure
chase vice Chawnere promoted in the gsth I- act.
bothditto, John Jacob Heusegger, Cent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Dietrichsene promoted in the 58th
FOOL Johannes Voltz,' Cent. to be Ensign, Avitliout
purchase, vice Ap t petius promoted in the Sith Foot..Ser.
jeant (icings Frederick Stern to be .Q,uarter. Master, Vice
MeCartney, appointed to the 18th Foot.
6.74 Ditto, Fudge Roger Sweeney to be Lieutenant, without
purchtse, vice Kerr, promoted. Edmund Collins, cent.
•• to be linsie, by purehese, vice Peard,. promoted
Hyland, (sent, to us Ensiini, vice Sweeney.
6j4 Ditto, Lieut., Robert Menzies to be Captain of a Com-
pany,, without purchase, vice Boyd, appointed to the Bth
Royal Veteran Battalion. • - •
To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign Edward.l.u-
-' eat. vice APOonald, prontuted in the •zed,Foot. Ensign
George William Savage, vice Le I3retoii, promoted in the
. 'yet Foot. EitSien John Charles' Boyd, vice Menziei.
To be Ensigns—john Norton, Gent, vice Lucas. William
Peonefateer, Gent. vice Savage. lames Pickering, Gent.
vice. Boyd.
esth Ditto, Ensign John Nunn, from the 63d. Foot, to be
Lieutenant, by purl:hese, viceiStreattield, promoted in Vie
87th Font.
tyett Dote, seeieentemejer Cordon to be Quarter.
Master, vice Cruckshanke, appointed to the eta Royal
Veteran Battalion.
pat Ditto, Serjeant-Major John Kennedy to be Adjutant,
with the Rank of Ensign, vice White, who resigns the
Adjutantcy.
70 Ditto, Lieut. Alex. M'Dougall, from the 6eth Foot, to
be Captain of a•Company, by purchase.
Bed Ditio, Richard Read, 'Gent. to be Ensign, by•purchass,
vice Laud, promoted.
Sitn Onto, Ensign Edward Powell to be Lieutenant, with.
out purchase, vice Longtield, promoted in the ad Gatti-,
0011 Battalion. Ensign Lewis Appclius, from the troth
Fout, to be Lieutenant, vice Dcwgard, • promoted in tt.e
eel West India Regiment. •Wm,t; rant, Gent. to be Ensign,
vice Powell. Charles Wright, Gent. to he Ensign, With-
otn.purelvise, vice Rowe, whose Appointment tits Or
taken
ent. to be Assistant-Surgeon
Site Ditto, lienrY le! 1-141,e ti -
vice t) Maley appointeu lee
6 h et
c,"Sßtli risa.nt,
Ditto, Ensign Charles Leweieuitto lieutenant,
out purchase, vice Flack, pre7tieren E min
Marsh, from the Ist 'Garrison Betre.loll, to be Edragn,
vice Lawson. be Ensign,
Both Ditto, 'Climes Robert Stewart, Gent,
without purchase, vice Rowe, promoted the eeth
Foot. •
eeth Ditto, Ensign Edward Chewner, from the 58th
te be First lieutenant, without purchase.
oo h Ditto, Lieutenant George Wilsoi Smith; from the 76th
"'Foot, to be Captain of a Compeny, without purchaser
Surgeon Thomas
)120c411, trout t.ie 3d Garrison battalion,
, wo,
exchanos
to be Surgeon, vice Bree,nc,
giment Lieutenant t.
rams
arpenter,
2.l„W"elefi,t:d,tiai, Kee tele Captain of a Company, without
•"111 111°t°,1tiineW at n inted to the Bth Royal:Vett:min
purchese. cliiiteheock, to be Lieutenant,
bet lion. Ensigo
Volunteer . Davies to be
Nice is.wrossi deceased,
Downer,- Gent. to he En-
Lii-
:l%!eitcholutitictrchase, vice•ProutiliNti Promoted in the
h Foot.

Tie Kingic German Legiol.
Est Regiment of Dragoons, Ctonet fretierick Peters to be
Linitetiant, vice Decker, promoted in the 3d Light Dr -

goons.
ed Light Dragoons. Riaaril Richardson, Esq. to be ray-
-11/Wig.
jO :),to. Major .---- Baron listed to be tietitenant-Co-
lons.ll, with temporary Rank.
To ne MAl‘.r.i, with temporary !tank--Captain
C'tl«
54US. V alentllle.
Cal,t.,iits of Troops, with temporary
er. Rank
Lieute—Capnanttain
burgwtilet. Captain Aley
Boyer,
To ne I,teutenant, with temporary Rank—Lieutenant
Linsc.i4g,en. Lieutenant Brewer.
T "ewe, ,Cornet l'ititip Court De lingo.

Tn be tieutenants, with temporary sank—Cornet
Comet Baron G.Shen;
To be Comets—Cornet -- Heise, vice Hugo. Cornet
Baring: Cornet Baronllutienbcrg.
Ist Battalion of the Line. Captain Frederick, Lewis Augustus
Baron Wurtuh,to be Captain of a. Company, with tempo.
rary Rank, vice.Zerssen, jun. deceased.
Artillery.. Captain Atigu...tus Rottiger to be Major, with
'temporary Rank. Captain Henry Kuhlmann, from the
Foot Artillery, to be Captain of the zd Troop of Horse
Artillery, with temporary Rank, vice Rattiger. Captain
Frederick Rupette to be Captain of Foot Artillery, with
temporary Rank: Second Captain Augustus Sy nipher to
be ditto, withlemporary Rank, vice Kuhlman. '
To be. Second Captains, with temporary Rank—First Lieu-
tenant Frederick Sy mpher, vice A. Sympher. First Lieu-
tenant Charles Baron Witzleben.
To be Second Lieutenant*. —lke firandis, Gent.
To be Captain-Cominissary—First Lieutenant Lewis Ker-
sting.
Royal Waggon Train. To be Cornets, without purchase—
' Quarter-Master Adam Glendenning, from the zd Dra-
goons'. Quarter,Master Alexander Blackie, from ditto.
Serjeant Richard Ilaviland. Quarter-Master Sharp,
from the aist Light Dragoons. Scrjeant lames Thomp.
son, front the 7th ditto.
Ist Garrison IlittaliOn, Ensign Sir John Cox, Knt. from
Itidi'..pay of the 63th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Levick,
- promoted in the 31st Foot. Edmund Kilhkelly, Gent. to
be Ensign, vice Marsh, appointed to the nth Foot.
zd Ditto, Captain %Villiam Edward 'Fitz Thomas, from the
Sul Foot, to be Captain of-a company, vice Longtield,
deceased. .
31 Ditto, Surgeon Andrew Browne, from the ggth Foot, to
be Surgeon, vice Duncan, with etchanges.
4th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Lieutenants—Lieute-
nant lohn Sargent, trout the 53d Foot. Quarter-Master
Alexander Fraser,. from the 38th Foot. Quarter-Master
Alex:toiler Cruckshanks, from the 6ath Foot.-
Bth Ditto, Captain, John Charles Boyd, from the 6;,1 Foot,
to be Captain of a Company, vice Andersiati, deceased.
STAFF.
John Tekell, Esq. to be Deputy Commissary General of
MoSters, vice Agar, deCeaied.
lames Kirkman, Esq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the szd
Foot, to be an Inspetting Field-Officer of Yeomanry and
Volunteer Corps in Great Britain,with the temporary Rank
of Lieutenant Colonel ia the Army, vice Rutherford, who
resigns.

•
Feb?2S. James, Hannan, of Great Russell-street, Blooms-,
bury, Middlesex, haberdasher, at one,'• at Guildhall.
Jan. ar. Francis Roberts,. of .Martin's-court, St. MOO'
tin's-lane, Nliddlesex, mercer, at ten, at Guildhall. •
,Marelt r. %VII liarn,Wiiberfoice Bird, of Coventry, silk-ma-
nutacturer, in eleven, at Guildhall, London. •.•
lan. 4. Peter Cavan, of Briglithelinstoner. Sussex, linen-
draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
lan, gi, , Clentenuna Wilson, •,of. Manchester, vvoollen:dra-
per, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate,, &lam:hest-et '
Jan. 24. ,George Lush,
,William Lush, and lolm Diederiek
Liibbren, ut Newcastle upnn-Tyne. Merehaits and uo-
'partners, at eleven,, at the-Shakspeare Taverit; NeWi3Sllt.
upon-Tyne. •
fan, 23. Edward Fetritingly, -of Thorne, Yorkshire, miller,
canine, at the Angel Inn, Doncaster, Yorkshire,
Feb. 22, :lohn David Albert De Mierre and lames Croshie.
of Bruarl-stzeet Chambers, London, merchants and co-
partners, at ten, at Gin,hlliall.
Jan. 23. Richard Parkinson, of Bentley, Arksey, Yorkshire,
Common-brewer, ,at eleven, at the Angel- Inn, Doncaster,Yorkshire. •
fan,. 22. 'Michael Piney, of Thorne, Yorkshire, grocer, at six,
arthe Angel inn, Doneaster, Yorkshire.
Jan. 23. . Brunt.. of "Swansea, Glamorganshire,
dealer, at eleven, at the Rummer "Tavern, Ali Saitits'-
lane, Bristol. . •
lan. 16: Samuel Smith, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at
the HOtel, Lout-street, Liverpool.
CERTIFICATE.
fan. 14. George Cory, of Great Y-irmouth, Norfolk, up-
holder.

BOXlNG.—Selieral Boxing Ma;ches have been
spoken 'of. within these throe or four 1:14 -weeks
One. mite') was made up, and decided on rilonday,
near Shepperton, between Dick Curie and &In;
Morse, a minor pugilist, and a country Man. There
was bottom on both sides, but eventually pre-
vailed ever strength,. and Clarke was deebred the

vi tor. -
A house in Norfolk-street, Strand, belonging to a
:fir. PARR, being lately rep3iritu, -he. employed an
old man to sleop, in it., _ On. Sunday MR lag the _old
nian heard voices,Wluch he supposed proceeded from
the area ; he took a sWoid, and went into the
chen, when he hcard persons attempting to break- in
at the windoW; they broke a square of glass. BY
listening he-discovered there ;,vere three men, but
not sufficiently equipped Witlihousehbreaking huts?
meats. When the old- man found they were go,ou,
he went to inform Mr. PARR Of ‘tlifit- had happene,i.
Mr. P.. provided him with a brace of pistols, lead,:i
with small shot. -The carnal) returned,and in about
halt an hour after a knock was made at the door,
which he answered as usual with the chain up; -sf
veral men enquired for -Miss LLoyn, arch
attemptmed
to force themselves in, by trying to wrench the ai
off. with a crow : upon which th}man discharged a
pistol at them, and they made eer was no
doubt but one of the vihains was wounded,
charge of blood was traced Iron the tipor to the
Strand,' where it is supposed they took a coach.
ts the
charge
Saturday night, about ten &Clock. , a woman
was delivered of a male child ill'a hackney coach, near
the turnpike, at the end of Tottenham-cOurt-road.
Some women were called' to her assistance, and she
Was conveyed home.