The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-02 00:00:00

MEMORANDUM.

The Appointment of George Foljambe, Gent. to be Cor-
net, by purchase, in the 23d Regiment of Light Dragoons,
'vice Sleigh, promoted, as stated in the Gazette of the 2Stll
ult. has not taken place.

Commissions in the borsetshire Militia, signed 35 the Llrd Lieu-

tenant.

Lieutenant Tristram Radcliff to be Captain, vice George
Seymour, Esq. resigned. Dated April 14, 1804. Ensign
Benjamin Svmes to be Lieutenant, vice Radcliff. promoted.
Dated as above. lohn Garland, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Rath-lilt; promoted to a Lieutenant. Dated as above. %Vil-
barn Blucke, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Symes, promoted.
Dated April t 6, iBO4.
Commissions in the Aberdeenshire Militia, signed Gy the Lord

Lieutenant.

To be Captains—Lieutenant Alexander Young. Dated April
z, 18°4. Lieutenant Robert Moir, vice William Tod, re-
signed. Dated as above. Lieutenant William Lindsay,
vice Daniel Gordon, resigned, having been: appointed an
• Adjutant to the Recruiting Staff of Greatpitain. Dated as
aboVe.-
To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Grant, vice Young, pro_
,muted. Dated as above. Ensign John Clyne, vice Moir,
promoted. Dated as above: Ensign Robert Winchester,
vice Lindsay, proincted. Dated as above.'
To be Ensigns —John Blaekburo, Gent. Dated February zs,
tSo4. George Gordon,Gent. vice Grant, promoted. dated
April 2, i 504. William Fyfe,Gent. vice Clyne, promoted.
Dated as above. Donald Cameron,Gent. vice IV inchesicr,
--15rotholeill Dated as above;
Conzinit.tiOn in the Herefordshire Regiment of Militia, signed by
the Lard Lieutenant. •
Thomas Smith, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated April 2, 1804.

Conntis4ioni in the Cheshire Militia, rigned 4y the Lord Lieute-
nant.

Joseph Francis Buckworth, Esq., to be First Lieutenant-Co-
lonel, vice Parker, ree.igned.. Dated April 12, 1804. Town_
send Ince, Esq. --to he Second Lieutenant-Colonel, vice
Buckworth, promoted. Dated as above. Vrancis Jodrell,
Esq.. to be First Major, vice Ince, promoted. Dated as
above. EdWard Page, ESq. to be Second Major, vice iod-
rell, promoted. Dated as above. Lynch Sidney Cotton,
Esq to be
.Captain, vice Page, i ro:noted. Dated as above.
James Tomkinson, ent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above.
lames Cotgreave, Gent. to .be ditto. Dated as above.
George Thomas French, Gent: to be Ensign. Dated as

above.
Cummissbn in the Ist Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Mi-
litia, signed by His IVlajeqy.
William Peyton, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Metcalfe, re-
signed. Dated April 12,
Commissions in ti.4l Royal South Lincoln Militia, signed 6y the
Lord Lie:ace:ant.
William French, Esq. to tie Captain. 'Dated March 14, 1304
George Frederick Marshall,Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated
April ;, 1804.
Cinsmission in the Royal North Lincoln Militia, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant.
Stanley Lathes, Gent. to be nSign. Dated March 2' 1804
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Commissiwts in the Worcestershire Militia, signed ly the L,Ed
Lieutenant.

Ensign Willigrn Tolley to be Lieutenant. Dated• April 21,
William Evary,Cent. to be Ensign. Dated as above.
Commission.; in the Royal Cornwall Militia, signed by !be Lord
Litutemw. DatCd "litgust 29, 1804.
Major the Hon. William Eliot to be Second Lieutenant-Co-
lone!: Captain fames Bryclges Willyams to be Second.
Major. Lieutenant Ceorge Cole to be Captain. LieLte-
pant Sanibel Peter to be

14NKRUPTCY SUPERSADED►.

lohn Fagg, of Worcestei, hop-merciont

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BANKRUPTS.
Samuel Hill, ofAcidl;-street, merchant, to surren-
der, May ?, is, and June iz, at one, at At-
torney. Mr.• Sellers No. 1,), Crown 0 ifice-roit.: 'remitle.
William Pitts, of Roston, Lined'lishire, SAckik-rnanufac-
turer to surrender May g, 29, and tune, 12., at eleven, at
the Peacoek Inn, Boston. Altornie4 Mesc4. 'Tunnard
and Rogerson, Boston, Lincolmilife; or Messrs. Allen and
Exley, No. 4; Furniiiars-itin, London.
pcorge Todd, at King's-road, Sloane- stinare, Middlesex, stir-
liepr, to surrender May ;I, 19, and /tine IZ, at elevem;"h
Guild~t 41, London.- Attorney, •rdr. Pules Ricnarclzuit,
New-inn.

Cupmbe, of 2.11N:1i-street, C.heapfide, Iyarehgnse-
rnan. to urrepcitr May 5, at 'one, i 3, at ten, :IA lune:
at one, at C;uildh4l). Atturncy, Mr. ;Ptiti i!ta, "Ne. 341
,ore-street; Cripplegaic. • , •
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Richard Rankin, late of Lestwick, county of Chester, and -
William Okell, late of Liverpool. Lancashire, merchants,
to surrender May 28, 29, and June rz; at eleven,eat.the
King's Arms Inn, Meithewich. Attorney, Mr. AiriS-
worth, Middlewich ; or Mr. Huxley, Temple, London.,
John Gwynn; late of Alborne,.Wiltshire, fustian-maker,- to
surrender May 4,5, and June 12, at ten, at the CrOwli Inn.
Atborne. Attorney, Messrs. Berry and King, Meant's.
street, Dean-street, Soho, London; or Mr. Hall, Hunger,
ford, Berkshire.
Francis,Bland, late of I sleham, Cambridgeshire, shopkeeper,
to surrerater May 7, at five, May 8, and June 12, at eleven,
at the Lamb Inn, Ely, Isle of Elv, Cambridgeshire. At-
tornies, Messrs. Hugh Robert Evans, Ely; or Messrs.
Browns and Gotobed, Norfolk-street, Strand, London. •
• Edward Finningley; of Thorne, Yorkshire, miller, to sur-
render- May 22, at twelve, May 23, at ten, at the White
Hart Inn, Thorne, and June ma, at ten, at the Angel Inn,
Doncaster. Attornies, Mr. Benson,Thorne ; • or. rllr. Henry
Rosser' Kirby-street, Hatton:Garden, London.
William, Vile Hewlett, of High-Street, Southwark, druggist,
to surrender May 5, r 5, and June tze at twelve, St Guild-
- hall. Attorney, Mr. Vandercom, Bush-tape,- Cannon-
Thomas Corlett, of Friday-street, Cheapside, warehouse-
man, to surrender May tr, s 4, and June 12, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney. 'Mr. Walker, Coleman-street.
DIVIDENDS.
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May. 2.}.• John- Johnson and. Joseph Cullingworth, of Leeds,
Yorkshire, joiners, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Leeds"
May 29. William Tomlins, of the Bridge-road, Lambeth,
• Surrey, coacle:maker, atone, at Guildhall.
June 9. John Farquhar, of Winchester-street, London, mer- • !
chant, at ten, at
May 23. John Plowes, of Leeds. Yorkshire, merchant, at
eleven, at the King's Arms Inn,- Leeds.
June S. Charles Blauruele and John Henry Lutterlosh, of
Mark-lane,•merchants,• at ten, at Guildhall.
Tune S. Samuel Bevingtun, of Gracechurch-street, mer-
chant, at ten, at Guildhall.
May ,23. homes Bevan, of Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire,
shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Rummer Ta.vern, All Saints-
lane, Bristol.
May 31. John Whitaker and lames Pitt, Of Birmingham,
Warwickshire, coach-makers, at four, at the Swan Hotel,
High-street, Birmingham.
lone 5. John Brydon, of Charing-cross, printseller, at eleven,
at Guildhall.
June 9. Samuel John Gardener, of Pitt-street, St. George,
.• Southwark, mealmatn. et ten, at Guildhall.
June 5. John Paul Miner, of -Kingsland-road, 'brewer, at
eleven, at Guildhall.
-May 25.. John French Burke, of Cannon-street,• London,
ship-owner, at ten, at Guildhall.
May so. Thomas. Booth and Thomas Ireland, of Blakely,
Lancashire, dyers, at four, at the Royal Oak Inn, Man-
chester.
J ur.e 2. Thomas Taylor, of Birmingham,. Warwickshire,
draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
June 5. Thomas Fawcett, of Chiswell-street, Moortields,
.Middlesex, redirier, at eleven, at Guildhall.
June 4. George Denson and Abraham Simon Doncker Cu-
yelp!, of Lancaster, Lancashire, brokers, at six, .at the
White Hart, Lancaster.
May 23. John Perkins, of Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire,
banker, at ten, at the Crown Inn, fluntinetion.
CERTIFICAIES.
• May 22. John George Williams, late of Winchester-street,
-Merchant..
Peter James Papillon, of St. Swithin's-Jane, merchant.
William Bennet, of Ivy-lane, carpenter.
Lewis Cohen, of Gower's-row, Goodman''-fields,' Middle-
sex, merchant.
john Wilkinson, the younger, of Lower Grosvenor-place,
dealer.
Isaac 1-losch, Emanuel Mentz, of Budge-row, -London, John
-Deitrick Luboren and William Loshi of F•ieWeastle-upon-
Tyne, factors and copartners.. .

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SOLE'✓. QU IS 131cle.li FAj.SIJM AIJDfAT ?

LONDON, MAY 2, .1894.

AT a crisis like the present, wLen the Admini-
stration may be considered as virtually dissolved, it
is natural that a variety of speculations respeBing
the persons who are likely to form the new Admi.
nistration, should be offered to the Public, and ac.
cordingly several of the papers of this day have
a&ually published Lists of the Members of the new
Cabinet. We feel too much respea for our Readers,
to trifle with them upon so important a subje6l,
or to mislead them by conjectures, When 'we are
not in possession of fans. We ca.n, however, un-
dertake to state with certainty,. that Mr. PITT will
be at the head of the new Administration, and we
have the strongest reasons to believe, that 1-4 ts MA-
esTv has expressed the 'greatest satisfa&ion at the
return of that illustrious Statesman *to office.—No
further arrangements have yet been made, but when
they are concluded, the Public may rely upon find-
ing the earliest and Imst authentic information
upon the subjeet in THE SUN.

—Yesterday morning His MAissTy rode in the
Queen's Riding-House, and at one u'cicck gave an
audience to Mr. MIDI NG TON.
Yesterday the Lord Mayor ordered the price of
Bread to be continued the same as last week.
Mr. TtEßNtx.sent in his' resignation of his Of-
fice of Treasurer of the Navy on Monday, and it
was reported that the CHANCELLOR had resigned
the Seals yesterday.—The rumour, we believe,
arose from the Seal which was to be held yesterday,
being unexpeftedly postponed.
The Senate of Hamhurgh has acceded to the de.
mand of the French Minister, and has, at his in.
;once, permitted domiciliary visits to be made in
that City, to discover any persons who may be ob-
noxious to the French Government, or who may
have any papers that can lead to the discovery of
any plots or designs that may be formed against it,
.On Saturday last the Royal West India Regiment
of Volunteers, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel
Hut s RI, were inspeeted by Colonel DALRYMPLE,
and afterwards reviewed lay General Fox ; they
were in complete marching order. The military
appearance of this fine Cops does them great ho.
nour.
Yesterday morning, at eight o'clock, the Lon.
don and Southwark Voltioteer Cavalry, rich two
crass six poUnders, field-nieces, attached to them,
and the artillerymen in two military cars, oiarched
inc? liple Park, where Shay were inspet`-tcd by
C'olon.o lls SLAQui ERE.
Lord HOOD'S Share tor-the sum voted by radii),
meet, on account of the' captures at Toulon, pp;
excec4. 7,-00),