The Sun.
London, England, 1804-03-27 00:00:00

From the I..NDON. GAZETTE, March a 4, iBo4.

'Par -Office., Marc!) z 4, ISO 4.
- rql wick 141unteers
eititaih Thomas Wyclitrto ,)e Major, vice Bell, resigned.

Chatsworti, ta lio
WlMain Needham, Gent. t be Lieuren:snt, vice Wallace.
,syhrr.se appointrumt has not taken place. Caleb Barker,
(rent. to b Lieutenant, vice Carringmn, resigned.

:Chetter-le-Stetet V9lunteei t
Pin 'CrOudace, Ger to he Surgeon
• ' -Clackmannal Voluntr,e Battalion.
Ensign: john Grieve to be Lieutenant, vice Bald, deceased.-
Francis Stei.l, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Grieve.
Crcjclon Volunteer Infantv.
blin,G, rove. Esq. to be Captain, vice Lune, resigned.
Cupae Voluntrert
Lie nterrant David Methuen To be Captain, vice Pratt, ap-
point_.! to the 14th Battalion of Reserve. lames Demp-
ster, Gent. to be As:iistant-Surgeon.

• ist Battalion of Dot-set Volunteer Infenhys
Jonathan Wyatt, Cent. to be Adjutant.
ElginsAire Ittlunteer To:!antry.
Rev:Lattchian M•Pberson to be Chaplain.

Tr! Essex Legion.
Witten Bettslinn.

Rev. William Williams to be Chaplain.

Eavern Battalion.
john Williams, Gent. to be Ensign.
Fraseriurgh Yolsnteer Artillery.
James Cooper, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Alexan.
. der, resigned.
Tst, or if Reginsent of Glamorgan Volunteers.
Major R. F-f. jenkini to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Wvnd.
twin: Captain John N. niers to be Major, vice jenliins'.
}first Lieutenant Thomas Leyson to be Captain, vice
Micrs• Samuel Freeman, Gent. to be First Lieutenant,
Leyson.

Glasgow Highland Volunteers.
aajcji Tames Mackenzie to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain
, Archibald Campbell to be Major, vice Mackenzie. Lieu.
tenant Archibald Campbell to be ditto, vice Campbell.
Ljeutenint William jai-nice:on to be ditto, vice W. Camp-
bell, resigned. Ensign Donald Culberton to be Lieute-
nant vice Campbell. Ensign M'Neil Campbell to be
ditto, vice jamieson. William Mackintosh, Gent. tb be
Ensign, "ice Culberton. Hugh M'Lachlan. Gent. to be
ditto, vioe Campbell. jaines M'lntosh, G cut. to be Ad.
jutant.

Hartismere Rangers.
Tp.be First Lieutenants Second Lieutenant George Steel.
Second Lieutenant Thomas Peck. Second Lieutenant
• 'Tnomas Bond. Second Lieuntenint Edward Bullock.
To he Adjut.,m, with the Brevet Rank of Captain—Thomas
13ringloe E4iivards. Esq."
Tat be Surgeon— f r,hn Vv'aller, Gent.
Crest Hamlet Volunteer Nantly.
r.iotenant fames Carrington to be Captain' vice Kinder, re-
signed. William Lingard, Gent. to be Lieuten:tat, vice
• Carrington.

Highgate I~olunrtn r.
Adjutant lames Ensor t' have the Brozet Rank of Captain.
Hulmr rzltinteer Infantu..
Rev. Moses Randall, to be Chaplain. John justice Sou3ham,
• to be Surgeon.
lianthy Pohinteer Coxtev.
Captain George Davizlson to be Capt.no.

laze Folre,reers
Rice Grifiitfi, Gent. to be Surgeon.
• Southern fiatialion ?jibe 1:/e of Ski, Pcu'uwero Infantry.
Ensign Farquhar Mackinnon, to he Licut,:ibtra, vice Mackin-
non. re6Ancd Donalc: Mackinnon, Gent.
,to be Ensign,
vice Mackinnon.

Battalion of Polunkers.
Lieutenint A rcluhald H) admin to be Adjutant, vice W.
Stuwart, resigned.
A'/,•th Lewes Pcluntrers..
Timothy Brown, Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice Clifford.

tit Livotolllunterev.
James Bourn; Gent, to be Ensign, vice Nlacliell, resigned.

Lichfield I'V:extort.
-Ensign Thomas Taylor to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, re.
•signed.

• Duke of York's Rcval 31.27-k-45,nt Potwitters.
Lieutetunt jelfrey Wyatt to be Captain, vice Michell, re-
sigued. - Hopper, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hig-
Fins,n, resigned. Andrews, Cent. to be Licutenalt,
•vice Wyatt. Bryan EPargess, Gent. Ensign. vice White,
resigned.

Moorland I'Vuntrer Battalion.

Daniels, Gent. to bd Ensign, vice Pliabay, resigned.
s.th Battalivz IV;rfllk Viliorteer bilvary.
Pliontas Hutton, Esq. tube Lieuterant-Colonel-Cnrnmand-
ant. lererniah Ives, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. I.
B. Collyer, Esq. to be Major.

Ongar theared raw:Peers.
Captain John Wright to be Major. vice Owen, resigned.
Peel,&chive Voholtee, Afaxtv.
Thomas Gibson, Gent. to be Ensign:

Pendleton Volunteer Infantry.
William Mosley Higginbotham, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Williams, restgncd.
Sche of Peterborough Volunteer lnjantry.
Thomas Wright Vaughan, Esq. to be Mjor-Commandant,
Vice Hart, deceased.
Preston Vidunteert.

Lieutenant Samuel Crane to be Captain, vice Cowburne, re-
signed. Ensign Hugh Dewihurst to be Lieutenant, vice
Crane. James Cowburnc, jun. Gent.. to be Ensign, vice
Dcwhurst.

Ist e.itts2:7,l of the Rovhzerglishire Vol:tweet" Infantry.
Lieutenant the Honourable J. E. Eliott to he Capt.!:i, vice
Eliott, resigned. Ensign William Hope to be Ll.;utenant,
vice Eliott, Charles Kerr, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hope.
Itev. 'lames Arkle w be ChaplAin.

td Haifallom of Ditto.

Stoc,lbridgt, nblrett.,, grid Mettisjont Peurittr
Captain Powlctt Vowlett to be Mijor:
•

Stone Volunteer Infv;toy.
Lieutenant Thomas Plant to be Captain, vice Griffin, re-
signed. Ensizn Richard Emery to be Lieutenant, vice
I'iant. Richard Keyr, Gent, to he Ensign, vice Emery.
Streatbant Volunteer:.

Lieutenant Alexander Robertson to be. Captain, vice Lord
William Russell, resigned.
tst Regiment of Tower Ibmlets Volunteers.
Lieutenant Bawtree try be Captlin, vice Allen, re-
signed. Lieutenant • °lin Ayles to be Captain, vice

Mount, resigned.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Wackerbath, vice Bawtree.
Ensign Robert Lewis, vice Ayles. Luke Lyons, Gent.
To be Ensigns—William F4rrner,Cent George Dale, Gent.
John Christie, Gent. Charles Cuitis,
To be Quarter-master Samuel Hill, Gent,

Ticirkenham Polunrcerr.

William Kent, Gent. to be Ensign.
Walt:field Volunmer Infantry.
Tosepb Holdsworth, Gent. to be Ensign. ReV. Richard
Monkhouse, D. D. to be Chaplain. john Hill, Gent.
to be Adjutant. Tames Cooke, Gent. to be Quarter-
master. William Mitchell, Gent. to be Surgeon. Samuel
Thomas, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon.
Rgal fFeriminster fichintetrr.
Adjutant Emanuel Allen to have the Brevet Rank of Captain.
Mit& rolunteera.
Captain Henry Simpson to be Captain-Commandant. •
Parer Ptlunteer ft:flinty.
Ensign Richard Miles to be Lieutenant, vice Coiling, re-
signed. Williat t Simpson, Geut. to be Ensign, vice
Miles.
Ainsice of York Volunteer Infantry.
S. Sugden, cent. to be Surgeon.

MLUOItA NDUM.

The Appointrcents-Ct Mark Lay, Esq. to be Captain in the
Western Battalion .ot the tst Essex Legion, as stated in the
Gazette of tk. toth December T 803 , and of John rant, G ent.
to he Ensign the Cardigan Voluntgers, as stated in the Ga-
zettaal the Ikea De‘zanber, have not taken

SURREY ASSIZES.

lIINUSTON; MARCH 23.

CONSPIRACY OF IOURNEYMEN HATTERS.

James Salter, and several other Journeymen hat-
ters', were inditied for a Conspiracy, by which they
restrained the tree c9urse of that trade, and ob.
ligeci the Masters to dismiss such as were obnoxious
to them, and would work with such only as were
conformable to the rules and regulations airiongst
themselves. •

IThree witnesses were called, who proved the con-
spiracy ; by the first of whom, of the name of K ;et-
Ilan, it appeared, that he worked With a Mr. Wall,
a hat tuanufaituver, in Southwark, who employed a
great number of hands, and that he, the witness, was
called tore the Garrat Match, for so they called
their Court rf Inquiry, and ordered to be fined a
guinea. Tois he refused to pay, alledging that lie
had nut offended against any law of theirs ; but this
Supreme Court w-.uld allow of no appe.'l, briefly in-
forming him, that he must pay the fine, nr he oust
hat no more in the faftory. The crime of which
they indHecl him v.a,, that he had procured a man
a turn who was out entitled to it. This turn was a
certain emolument allowed to such i-urneymen hat-
ters out cf employ as were parties to their cembina.
tion. Although the witness plended not guilty to
their charge, they sent him away while it was dis-
cussing, and would not hear his detence ; but hay.
ing decided he was guilty, they inf,tmed him he
must either quit. his work or pay their mold. The
combination was so very general, that whenever
these gentiernt,,,through the plenitude of theirpower,
thought fit to decree any thing.the master was forced
to submit, or have his business ruined by all of them
striking. The witness said, he had once himself
been .a prosecutor before the Court of Garrat Match,
but he was compelled to do it. He was forced to
accuse another man of being a Creep fi. e. of hav-
ing been guilty of speaking privately tohis master.)
The other witnesses confirmed this statement, and
as to the -nature and °hied of the combination,- and
it seemed that they designated any failory which
had not such a combination as. afoul house.
Mr. GAR/LOW, for the prosecution, made a very
able speech, in which he enumerated all the mischiefs
arising from such conduit.
Mr. Serjeant BAILEY, for the defendants, being
heard in reply, after summing up the evidence, by
the Learned Judge, the Jury pronounced a verdict of
Guilty.
After the verdift was pronounced, Mr. Gaftitow
said, he thought it necessary to say a tew words, in
consequence of a communication which had been
rivede to him, but which he hoped was founded rather
in the apprehension of the person who made it, than
faCt. As he kuew several of the defendants were
within -hearing, he wished to say, that although
they must certainly expect to be brought up ilito
the Curt of. King's Bench for judgment, yet
t:ie magnitude of their punishment would be consi-
derably increased by any miscondua between the
present and that period ; and that the best-way for
'them to redeem themselves for their past conduct,
Would be by amending it from henceforth.
it was said in Court that some of the defendants
had threatened personal violence to Mr. GAR Row.