The Sun.
London, England, 1803-10-15 00:00:00

Sa,” Clarterity Volunteer bilvitU•
Robert Leg LAI. to be C:iptaitt.

Sig(bwry 1K Iwzten Infantry.
Robert Manley, ESq. to be Captain. •
tVidmouth Volunteer. Inf.:lnv.
Thomas Hodge,' tsq. tr.o3e Captain.
Sou:bravo', Valunteerinfantry.
John TVcstaway, Esq. to he Captain.

Sher oitrne 4".dunfeer

The `Earl of Dighy to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Cornrnapdant.
njor Flajor 11.1,4er to he Major.
TO be Cain:tins-- Thoroas Tanks, Esq. - Robert Lewis,
S4tiltlei. Nowell, Esq. • Robert Gordon, Esq. , George
Esq. George Mayo, Esq.
To 'be LiLutenants--Charles Winter, Gent. Tames Crut-
Gent: john-Chalre)', Gent. Thomas Thorne,
C.,-1-t. -Isaac St roinhe, deq.t. Thomas .Tucker, Gent.
To he Ensigns—Wni. Spoimer, Gent. folio Langdon, Gent.
George Eyles, Cent. Charles Matti', Gent. Richard
- ittggett,Gettc. Francis Symes, Gent.
' • Tiverton Volunteer Infantry.
Blundell, Esq. to be Major.

. Tell:nu:out!. Volunteer Illjanhy.
Clurles Durnford, Esq. to be Captain.
The cullowing Volunteer Corps to be Regimented
under the Command of Lord RoLLE.
llrriford rolunieer Infantry.
Henry Esq. to be Captain.

East Bud!tie Volunteer Infantry.
john B. Cockerarn, Esq. to be Captain.
Otrerton Volunteer Infantry.
Treirelyan, Esq. to be Captain.
- Woodbtoy Volunteer Infantry.
William Woodman, Esq. to be Captain.
Great Torrington Volunteer Infantry.
Richard Litchfield, Esq. to be Captain.
Langtree'lloluntrer Infantry.
Francis Kingdon, lisq. ttrbe Captain.
P.,.rsutarland Perit.nteer Infantry.
John Slade, Esq. to be Captain.
&Wand Brewer Volunteer Infinity,
John Caddy, Esq. to be Captain.

Parhbam Vo!wrier,' Infantry.
palm Wilcock, Esq. to be Captain.

• 1341ejord Vellenteer„lgiantcy.
Thomas Smith, Esq. to be Clptain.
Commit:km sired by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Bedford.

To be lleptuy Lieutenants—The Right- Hon. 'Viscount
Hampden. The Rignt Ilon. Lord St. John. The Right
Hon. John Trevor. AllgtlstUS LUtiioW, commonly called
Lord Preston. The Hon. St. Andrew St. John. Justinian
Alston, k.sq. John Gibbard, Esq Inseph Howell, Esq.
OmPaittios in. the Carnarvonshire ►Militia, tiipted by the Lard
Lieutenant,

Captain bohn Hamptdn Hampton to be. Major. Elated Sep.
tember tz, LS 3.
Commissions iii 15'..e Wiltshire Militia, signed .by the Lord
Liemtownt.

Ist Regiment—Hun. George Herbert to be Captain: Dated
Sept, 14, igoi. Benjamin Benton, Cent. to be Ensign.
Dated Sept. 8, 1803. James Sheridan Nowles, Gent. to
Ensign. Dated Sept. zi, *BO3.
Supplementary Battalion —Abednego Mathew, Esq. to he
Captain. Dated September 8, 18a3. William Lee, t;eht.
to be Lieutenant. Dared Ani,ust 19, 1803. joint Meniin,
rrower, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated August 16, 1803.
Thomas Robtyn, Gent. to .be Ensign: Dated September
8, tBo,t.
Commission signed by the lard Lieutenant of the County cf
Radnor.
Tohn Harley. Clerk, to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated
September 2.6,18.3.
Commissions In. the loth, or Inverness, Bang; Elgin, anal Nairn
IttAitnent of North British Militia, signed the Ea,/of
Fife, as Lard Lieutenant of the Cwitity of Am,
Captain Garden .Duff to be. Major. Dated july 18, 18,3.
Alexander Mackenzie Shaw,
_ Esq. to be Captain. Dated
above. john Chisholme, Gent. to be Liettren4nt.. Dated
December-24, 1802. Ensign John Simpson to he ditto,
vice Ernslie, who retires. Dated July tit, .1803 Harry
Walker, Gent. to he dittral vice James Dud; who rclircs.
Dated as above. William M'Gregnr, Cent. to he ditto.
Dated as above. James Dull; Gent, to b.: EL:4Olp vice
Gatherer, who retires. Dated July 8, %. A lexActiler
Barclay, Gent,. to be Ensign, vice Robert Gorden, retired.
Dated july 18, 180.3: John King, Cent, to be ditto, v.itx
john htmpsort, promoted. Dmed as 4,.46,e, Aloundcr
Weir, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above.

PUBLIC OFFICE, 17,17T0N C4-I:a.),Libc

ES.

John Eaton, who keeps a shop in Broad. street,
131.,oinsbury, was summoned yesterday ro.answer to
three different Informations, for vending British
wines by retail, and permitting the drinking of .the
_same in his, house, contrary' to several Alts of the
gth, ;Bth, soth, and 32. d of tl-e
• The principal Witness in support of the informa-
tions was a person of the name of William. Jackson,
who deposed; that upon the different days mentioned
in the informations, he called for, certain small quan-
tities of British made wines,called Trontigniac and
Rahiti rivine, and- that he paid for such, and drank
them in the house of the Defendant. He,underwent a
stria cross-examination -by Mr. BARRY, Counsel
for the Defendant, by which it appeared that he fol.
lowed a scholastic course of lnrsiness,. but was a
musician " by trade," for he taught the piano forte.
He denied that he made--:any agreement for getting
a moiety out of the monies arising from the con_
vii of the Defendant ; but he acknowledged
that he should consider it hard if he were not re.
compensed for his trouble and loss of time,'hy the
person who employed him.
Several witnesses were called upon the fart of
Defendant, to spew that he did riot violate the
law.

Mr.. LRAOR, however, who was the sitting
MAgistate, considering himself bound by the evi-
dence giVen, to -submit the Dc rndant to the let ter
of the raw, and its consequences, witti the concur-
rent opinion of his 'brother Magistrate, convicted
the -Defendant upon two of the informations, and
taking the lordship of his, case into consideration,
availed hitn,,elf of the discretionary power of miti.
gating the ftr‘t to tol. although he was reluftantly
obligrd to impose the full penalty of 201. upon the
second information.

The Defendant thin, un.ier. the sanaion of hi,
Counsel, appealed to the Sessions.
A case which depleted some extraordinary traits
of youthful depravity, next came under.cupsideration.
It was the complaint- of a respedable woman agiinst
a boy for an assault: She had detede4.l him in the
ad of kneeling upon her child, and attempting to
stifle him, the only provocation being the supposed
detentiOn.of his top; that when she rescued her in.
feint froth his grasp, he turned and attacked her with
such violence as to strike her repeatedly with ex.
Iraordinary fury and malice.
On the boy. toeing called upon to account for such
vicious conduit, his father and brother appeared,
arid with cpsiderable effrontery attempted to justify
it. Upon which a further scrutiny took place, and
it appeared that the juvenile delinquent some time
ago had altually stabbed one of ,his play.fellosys
for as trifling a cause, with a pen.knife ; where-
upon the Magistrate, on hearing Chili account of
the miscreant, in _terms .of just indignation, re.,
probated the Conduit of his relatives, fur dating in
the face of day to countenance such depravity'; ob.
serving, that in mercy to the youth, and as one
medium of saving him from.the cunstqurnces of so
fatal and foul a dfsposiiion, he must be bound to
keen sl*e peace, and he wets bound Collar 4C.Z.CI' raing!y.

Pun L/C OFFICVO BOW.STREET.--••A very dis.
tressing Case was investigated yesterday: A young
man, sh son of a respectable tradesinan at Aylei.
htstly, was brought in custody on a. charge of steal-
ing a hor4e, which it appeared he offered, for.sale
yesterday at Aston; but first asking I 11. and on
being -offered, immediately consenting to take it,
susviciOn arose that the horse was stolen, and the
person offering it was taken into custody, when he
confessed having Bolen- the horse from Aylesbury.,
On. being interrogated :by the Magistrates, he ad-.
milted the fail, and said, that in consequence of
some trifling dispute with his father about three
weeks ago he was turned.out of doors; at 'which
time he had 171. in his pocket, being wages he had
received lately on returninz from sea, but which
being expended, he bn Thursday evening returned
to his father, who refused to. receive him ; and,
being totally destitute of means of support, he went
and took the horse from a neighbouring field. The
Magistrates,' though highly commiserating his situ-
`ation, were under the necessity of committing him
far further examination.

theit COURT OF ADMIRALTY.---On Saturday
the Right Hon. Sir Wm. SCOTT determined the
g•Ships and Cargoes, w,hich were
easei of the folluwin
detained for adjudication • ,

The'Hannah, Ryan, master.—The Ship and Cargo were re-
St(arsti in 'this case except a sniall part ordered for further
peobt, antilt parcel of Books. condemned.
Foisoket, Vlor, master.—Ship.and cargo restore.
Corntnerce Ray, ipaster..--:The goods in this cast,L,vere pro-
noUnced to belong as claimed.

La favorite, Bouchard, master,--This property was re!
stored:to the neutral claimants ; but the questions of freight,
and captor's expellees, were reserved.
Aurora, Henricksen, master.—The cargo in.this case, con-
sisting of wine, &c. Was restored.

La Rem:lmmix Cosyn, 3nast4r.—This. property was re.
stored-as

La Bonne Societe. May, .rnaster•--The property in this
case uNis restgrcil,. ,
Vrouw masten—Ship, and certain parts of,
'the cargo, condemned; and other pans admitted to further
proof.