The Sun.
London, England, 1803-12-03 00:00:00

From the LONDON c.4zEnt Dcc. J.

/Par.:Office, Dec. T, 18n3".
Tbe en's Cerprei4i '
To he Captains of Companius- Capiitai•Liieutenat)t Matthew
Sutton. LieutcnalitAaiires I luttnn.

TO I.)c Clitains of Comptiies,L:aptain-Lictiten3nt Henry
1.. c!,:.• .1 arpe. dc Metirun d'art,c.
'co be Lieutenant—linsign vik:cd'orbe.

Rtli's Regiment.
To ht- Captains of Cornpatics—Captaid.Lieutenant tie
Rcinach. Lieutenant Metzger.

T, he Lieuterwits—Lieutenant Lewis Muller, from Half.
riv of th, tth foot; vice. Wadley, who exchanges. En-
sign Wilhelm, vice, Mltzger.
Ord anet...U.iv, N0v.729. 1,803.
4 Copse R9.al Evince' s.
First Lieutenant Richint T. Davy to be Captain-T.ieuternt,
vice deceased. Dated july 27, 1.803. Second
Lieutenant Thomas M. Dickens to be First Lieutenant,
trice Davy, promoted. Dated July 27, 1803.
Com/K.:jaw Jigged 6y Me Lord Liente.vant of the County of Berks.
Dina,: Lieutenants Admiral Charles Buckner.
Dated August 25, 1803. Francis justice, Esq Dated as
above. Richard Parry, Esq. Dated as above. James
Law, Esq. Dated August 30, 1803.
Conimiiiions in .be Berkshire Militia, signed hy the Lord LieNte.

now. ,
john Magrave the Younger, Fsq. to be Major. Dated Sep.
termer 27, iS,,;. lion. Lawrence Ileytiell Butiverie to be
. Captain. Dated as above. Ensign john Toned to he Lieu-
tenant. Dale(' September 30, ttia3. Henry Classon,
' Cent. to, be En.iignil Dated Auggst tSq. Thomas
Forrist F.sq. to be ditto. Dated SepteMber 27, do.
Henry' intsittart, Esq. to be Etisign. Dated October St
Iso3.

Comm:v.46.n:: in the Invernes's, &c. Regiment of Militia, sipred
rie L,rit Lieutenant.
-Llnsign Lutlovick t; rant to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander
Anderson, promoted in the 42/1 Foot. Dated September,
26, ao3. 'litotes AltEachan, Gent. to be ditto, vice Ed.
ward Fraser, resigned. Dated 04tober 3t, • ;803. David
ROW, Galt. to Eillitrt.ll, vice Grant, proinotcd. Dated
Sept. 26, 1803.

Lqyal ltliceleo4l rw wen..
Lieutenant Samuel Braddock to be Captain, vice Downes,
resigned. Ensign Edward Nee/1114m to be Lieutenant, vice
Braddock. %Villiam Edge, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice
Hail, resigned,
To' be Ensigns—Joshua Pyle, Gent. vice Goodall, resigned.
Thomas Gent, vice Needham. los. %Vylde,
Gant. vice Roe, resigbed.
To be Chaplain—Rev.' David Dafties, D. D.
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To be Surgeon—Francis Newbole!, Gent.

Afourage byal lA'unite; Infitnt7.
The Rev. Thomas Irevenen to be Chaplain. Lieutenant
lames Borlace to be Adjutant. Stephen Cocking, Gent.
to be Quarter-Master. Richard Skucs, Gent. to be
Surgeon.

Loyal Nantukb Vobbtiorrs.
Lieutenant-Colonel lohn Crew to be Colonel.
Lv•al Ongar Kurt.yred Volunteers.
(ohn Owen, Esq. to be Major. Harry Darby, Esq. to be
Captain.
To be,Lieutenants—Nathaniel Mick lethwaite, Gent. John
Ilan?es, Gent Samuel Wyld, Gent.
To be Ensigns—William Jones, Gent. William Walby,
Gent. lotus Taylor, Gent. William Bellamy Risdon,
Gent.
Per4l44lre Regiment of Poloottrers.
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Lieutenant fames Aitken to be Captain, vice Mackay, re-
lames Burton, Gent. to oe Lieutenant, vice Ait.
ken. lames. Marshall; Gent. to be Ensign. Andrew
Turnbull, Gent..to be ditto.
Fria/m(11 Poluitturs.
William Hardwick, Gent. to be Ensign.
St. iltablytt Volunteers., H
Ensign James Philp to be Lieutenant. ugh Harry, Gent.
to be Ensign, tee
St. Owl) Yohodeert.
Ftetleciilt Nassau. E.s.q. to be Captain. Smith Bawtree,
Gaii.t..t,) be Lieutenant. Sltadrack Seamans, sett. Cent.
t be ditto. William Wilson - Gem. to be Ensign.
' Servo Walden Volunteers.
F„nsign Samuel Fiske to be Surgeon.
Tall, shunt Vplutheer MAIO%
lonntlian Bell, Esq. robe Captain, vice Perry, gazetted by
mistake. William Francis Perry, Gent. to be Lieutenant.

Trio° Volunteer:.

alivr Thrimas Warren► to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain
F.)ho„, Est wart,: t) het .hlajor,, vice .Warren. Lieutenant
titAliarn M►rdre to bet Captain, vice Edwards. Ensign
iartits CVilson to be Lieutenant, vice Illudgt. Bohn Car.
thew, Cell. to 'he Lieutenant, vice Cardew, &Ceased.
!Gun Merrifield, Cen.t. to be Ensign, vice Wilson.
• W roinntele Riflemen.
Edward Ald►i:lge, G, ►tt. 'to tie First Lieutenant. William
Hoc kley, Gent. tube Second Lieutenant.
IV"lgate
To ht Lieutenants-1101d Marchant, Gent. vice' Igimekton,
re.l4n;td. Ensign ThurnasfC/pping„ vice Porter, resigned.
James Wiles, Gent. •
To i;c Ensigns—Robert Slatter,Cent.•William flallard,Gent.
Tuturnas Batten, G ent. vice Kepping. John Richards, Gent.
Langridge, Gent.
To be Chaplain—Rev. Henry ?garland.
To be Surgeon—Robert Slatter, Gent. •

Writtle Valuntetrs.

John Ito%land 8et0.x1.4, ESL). to he Captain. William
'llairlow,"Gent. to be Ensign.
' ' ERRATA in G.zette of Nth September.
flarwirb Valwiterr Infantry,
for john Hopkins, Esq. to be Major-Comma-octant—Read,
John llopkins, Eq. to be Captain.Commandont.,
In Gazette of gth Ultinno.

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For. Launceston and St. Stephen's Volunteers, read•Launees.
ton Ant Newport Voltintecrs. For Renton Volunteer An.
tilitry, rend • Heaton Volunteer. Artillery. For lohn
Bowtn,Gent. to be First Lieutenant, 'read, John Bowler,
Gent. to be First Lieutenant. .
In Gaactrooka6th
For Rugby VOltinteer Infantry, react ktixely Vnlentcer In.
fan try. Ear Lord Viscount Curzon to he Lieutenant, re4cl
lionourablo KObert Curzon to be Lieutenant.
1 • In••Castetti Of 29th Ultimo.
For Edward WHl:inson,-Cent. to be Ensign rod Edmund
%Vilkinbunt Gent. to be Ensign.

!The Captain of a Privateer, fitted out some time
since' from the Port of London, has lately been
taken into custody on a charge of piracy, in attack-
ing, and plundering two Spanish vessels. Several of the
Crew have also been apprehended, and are detained
as' Witt,essei against the Captain, who says that he
attacked the Spaniards under an idea that War would.
be: declared with that Nation before he returned'
to- England. From, each of the vessels captured,
dollars to a very considerable amount were token,
together with other valuables. One of the
."prizes
the Captain sent borne- under the Charge of his Sur.
pun and'a part of the Crew,' hut not being able to
spare hands to man the other, he vire it up to the
Commander: ThePtivateer afterwards met with a.
French Ship '-of superior 'force, which the Crew
wanted him Co engage, but. he refUild, saying he
laid no such orders from his OWners, and that he
would not risk,the losing of what he had got from
the Spanish ships by such an attempt, and therefore
made all the sail possible, and escaped from•the ene.
my. Monday the Captain was brought to town
OM Lancaster (where he :had been put under ar.
rest) 'by Miller, one of she Bow.street Officers,
and seven of the Seamen were broughrfrom Ply.
mouth, and after being privately examined at. Bow.
S t r^e-!, were Conflated to different prisons.