The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-30 00:00:00

C.mmisthns in the Hertfordshire Militia, signed e L:r.!
Lieutenant. •

To be lklajorH:Captain .Robert Chesser. Data d :6,
To be Captains-- Lieutenant Hon. Jain- s W4lte,
Dated Jan. an, 1803. -Lieutenant Thomas Baucutt Mash.
Dated Feb. 21, 1803. Lieutenant kredetick-Vandermeulen.
Dated February 24, . 003. Lieutenant William Lewis.
Dated February 27,
To be Lieutenants--Ensign W_nt. Chapman Fowl:. Dated Feb. Feb. 18, 1803. Ensign Tho. -Byron, Dated Ntirch 18, ;Sol.
'to be Ensigns—James Singer 13urton, Dated March 19,,18,3.
George Jones. Dated 'March 40, iBO3. Joseph Maxwell.
Dated March 27, 1803. John Searaneke. Dated April 9;
.1803.
To be Quartdr-Master,,with Brevet Ensign--Joseph Lane Dated Mach 21, Ito 3. • . -
To be Assistant-Surgeon—Joseph Maxwell. Dated March
27, 003.

Commis:l9ns in the Cfxfordshire Militia, ri-snt.l by the
- • Lie 'rennet.
To be Colonel. William Gore Langton, Esq. Dated Oelo-
b:r 4, 1798...''
To be Lieutenant-Colonej—Eraneis Sad:rine Lloyd, Esq
• Dated April 5, 1803
To be Alapr—lohn Hory. Tilson, . Esq.
1803.
To be Captains of Comp,arrielt—John Psq. Dated
- May zr, 1798, Thomas' -Peirott, Esq. Dated Almost
23, •1798. Afartin Wall, Esq. Dated May 11, 1301.
John Stratton, Esq. Dated 04lohor 3, 1802. ilonotirable
Evelyn Pierpoint Dormer. Dated March 25, Iso3.
George Fortcscue Turvile, Er.q . Dated M.,reh 25, iBO3.
Charles runes Clifton, Esq.' Dated Dec. 7' .184:.
To be Lieutenants —Samuel- P. Newall, Gent Dated Feb-8,
1797:. William Glanville. Gent. Dated April 9, 1793. Ro-
bert 1.) dall, Gent. Dated April' 1, t 798. Robert irclelicr,
Gent. Dated May tz, 1798. Thomas Y. Eldritte, Gent.
Dated as above. Henry Maunde, .Gent. Dated Sept. 14,
1798. David Stockford, Gent. Dated Ott. 1f,'1798. I 5r..,,c
Newton- Litwrence; Gent. natedf April 6. 1803. • lohn
Kent, Gent: Dated April 6, 1803. John Goldfinch, Gent.
Dated 6, 1803. John Digweed, Cent. Dated Mac 8. 1803-
To be Ensign, George, WOntld, Gent: Dated October 29,
1798. " •
To be Paymaster— Lieutenant Henry Maunde.
To be Surgeon—William Stephens, Gent.
To be Quarter-Master--Lieutenant .David Stockford.

Commissio iigned by Ms iliajely. •
Captain Charles James Clifton to be Adjutant.

BANKRUPTS.

Deed :April 5.

Thomas ITobbs, of Barking, Essix' dealer, to surrender Tune
14,.and July 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney, Mr. Bodtiold, Laurence-lane. 'Cheapside.
John. Harmer, of Tunbridge, Kent, baker, Jute-3, 'kat one,
and July 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies,
Mr. Stone, Tunbtidge Welk ; or Mr. lolinson; Ely-Place,
London.

Thomas Weston Lewis, of Falmouth, merchant, June 4, at
ten. t t, and July 9, at twelve. at Guildhall, London,' At-
' tornies, Mr. Reardon, Corbet-court, Graf-I:chum:l-street,
London ; or Mt. Tressider, Falmopth. •
James Challener, of Coventry, vidualler, June t;, t 6, anrl
July 4, at eleven, at tite liing's,llead Inn, Coventry. At-
tornies, Messrs.' Inge and Carter, Coventry.
,Wm. Alarkham,of Cottingham, Yorkshire, merchant. One
9, 19, and July. 9, at eleven, at' the George Inn, Kingsarar,
u ion-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Rosser, Kirby-street Hatton-
Garden ; or Mr. Dickinson, Kingston-unon4l6ll.
Thomas 13inns and James Brown, of tottenham-street,
engine-mantriaaurers, June 4, tl, and July 9, at one, at
Attorney, Mr. Orrell IVin-ley str-er Ckfurd-
, - ••• . •

street.
fames Wilde,.. John Watts, and )ohn Roddy, of Upper
Thames-street, wholesale grocers, June 7, tS, atAl f diy 9,
• lit ten, at GuildhAl. Attorney, Mr. Dann, Th.r,-4,1;icc,!1.,
street.

[DIVIDENDS and CLR TI 1.1 C‘A ?ZS Tb-lIIQUOIV.]

HICKS's.IIALL, MAY zB.

PL.4.he 7,evi, F.lizabeth.Levi (her mother), a
4,,,, 'Redman were indite(' for a conspiracy, in at_
. tempting to murder the bastard child ofrhmbe Levi,
on the 3d of April, near Aldgate. The particulars
are already':very fully before the Pahlic, frorn their
public examination before the City Magistrates. It
appeared upon the trial that, as is usual in
cases of
conspiracy where there are but. few parties, and all'
of them are'.indidede it was impossible _to prove the
conspiracy. There were, however, other-counts,'
charging. the Prisarieri-separately with an assault,
with intent-to kill, and also with a cominOniissaulr.
The intention of the old worn;ti (Mrs. E. Lev i)
was clearly substantkited by the persOns, Who had
seen her attempt to put .the child down a gully-hole,
near 6ell.alley ; but there was not any evidence to
prove that either Ph(rbe (the mother -of the c:iild)
or Mrs. Rednian "were in any manner accessary.,
, Thcy, were consequently acquitted; but the old
woman (the grand.mother of the child) was found
guilty, and sentenced to be imprisoned twelve
months,.
_and at the end of, the first month to be put
in the pillory near Whitechapel Church for one
hour at noon. The Court was Uncommonly crowded,
and the speaators appeared highly gratified with the
conviction and sentence of the old woman.

Mntistow-House.—Saturday several watermen
were brought before • the LORD MAYOR, charged
with not wearing their badges. Spate of them ap-
peared with the badges in their bats ; but said they
were deterred by Others,,whohaa threatened todrown
the first that wore a badge..• One of the refradoty
watermen confessed he had said, "he would give him
a rivetrer,. and if in his power he should not swim."
"flee LORD 'MAYOR ordered "this man immediately
to find bail for his good behaviour, and fined him
(Orly shillings for having rowed two gentlemen
withotit his badge. His Lordship, told the Water-
Men-their resistance of the Law• was a sure way to
make the regulation enforied ; that .he understoa
. some of them 'had Made very free with his name for
having done his duty. He said he only complied
with the Law, as,he was amenable, as well as they,
if he did nor.

SHIP NEIM..

CRAVYSYND, MAY 27.

Passedby—the Cleopatra, Davenport, from Havre; Arne-
lit, rttltner, twin Ant►verp ; IlannA, Ray,. 6nd Skeene,
Wood„from Monet.

Sallad•--the Paulina Sophia, -, far Rotterdam; Char-
lotte Anna, Conney, and Kitty, Hughes.

iffIRIZIED

On Thursday, Captain Gravatt, of the Royal Engineers,
to,Miss Hartcup, daughter of Colonel Hartcup.
On Saturday last, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Ri-
chard Manby, Esq. to Miss Lawrell, daughter of arc late
lames Lawrell, Esq. of Lower Grosvenor-strcet