The Sun.
London, England, 1810-03-26 00:00:00

F 10,711 Site LONDON GAZTTE, March 24, 1810.

Admiralty Of Ace, March 24, 1810.

Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Strachan has transmit-
led -to ,John John Wilson Croker, Esq. a Letter from
Captain Mounsher, of his Majesty's sloop Drake,
giving an account of his having, on the 7th instant,
driven a large French privateer schooner on shore
near CamperdoWn, where she bilged.
And also a 'Letter from Captain Hawtayne, com-
manding the Quebec, reporting the capture of a
'French privateer schuyt, of four guns, cut out on the
16th instant near the Texel, under a heavy fire 6f
niusquetry from the shore, by the boats of the Ides
and King George cutters.

Qgeen's Palace, March 21, 1810..
The King was this day pleased to confer the ho-
hour of Knighthood on James Fellovves, M.D. Phy-
sician to the Forces.

Si. James's, March 20, 1810.

.His Royal Highness the Duke of York has been
pleased to appoint Dr.' Edwin Godden .Jones Phy-
sician Extraordinary to his,Royal Eighness.

. War.O.ffice, March 24, ISso.
6th Begiinent of Dragoons, Cornet B. C. Barry to, be Lieu.
teaaw, vice St. Aubyn, deceased.
Sth Regiment of,Light Draguonsf Joseph Henry Taylor,
Gent. to be Cornet, by pttrcllase, vice ' Creagh, 'pro-
moted.

14th Ditto, Cornet the lion. G. Fortescue to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Capel, proMoted.
3d Regiment of t•co.t Guards, Quin-ter- Mater-Serjeant John
Skuce to be tuarter_Master,•vice Bennett, proniuted in the

h Royal Ve7teran 134taliou.1
3d Regiment of Foot, Ensign Thomas Mathews'to be Lieu-
tenant by purchase, vice Butstrode, promoted in the 66th
knot. George, Ithaca; Gent, to be Ensign, witnout pur-
.chaii6, vice Mathews.
7th Ditto, Lieutenant Morgan O'Brien, from the North York
,Militia, to be Liewerant.
trill D►tto,"Hospitat ;,late Geo. W. Davies to be Assistant
Surgeon, vice O'Hara, deceased.
13th u►tw, Hospital Mate James Henderson to be Assistant
Surgeon, VI 4C Collier. promoted in tl►e both Foot.
2151 D►tto, Second Lieute►►ant Donald M•Donald to be First
Lieutenant, without 'purchase, vice Torrince who re-
signs. kobert lsrown, vent. to be Secouei tieutenaw, vice

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33c1 I)it'v, Second Lieutenant R. Smith to be First Lieute.
mut, by pui.c.hase, vice :rhombill, promoted in the 45th
Foot.

Ensign I . William Shelton to be LieuteMint by
purchase, vice Briggs, prornotcci. Lieuithant Robert att.;
ker. trout the South Allit•oluta, to be Ensign.
pd Unto, Lieut. Boyle Hill, from the Bth Garrison Batta.
lion', to be Lieutenant, vice Roberts, placed cut the Haft.
'Pay of the Stb Garrison Battalion.
36th Ditto,. Captain lohn Fraser! trom the 49th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, ,vice kna..Gtraln, who exchanges.
44th Dittd. Lapt. Ceo. Henderson, trum the sth West !oche
Regiment, to be'Captain of a Company, vice Murphyoviio

exanalges. -
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47th Ditto, Lieutenant Ponsonhy Mathews, to be Captain
of a Company, by purchase, vice Naaon, who retires.
49th Regiment of foot, Capt Augustine Fite-Gerald, from
the.36th to be Captain at a Company, vice I' raser,
"who exchanges.
szst Ditto, Francis tle Visrne, Gent. to be Ensign, by put-
chase, vice Stephens, promoted. •
szd Ditto, William Henry Duwbiggen, Gent. to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Whalley, promoted.
54eh Ditto, Lieutenant D'ArcY., !roar the South Maly()
Militia, to be Ensign. •
60ill Ditto, Andrew Vieussitux, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Myers, promoted.
63d Ditto,. Lieutenant lames Mackay, from the 78. th Foot,
to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Macna-
mara,,who retires.
69th Ditto, Ensign John Cuppinger, to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Leslie, proinutcti. . William Harrington
Sherloae, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice

Coppinger.
list Ditto, Lieutr Tames Anderson, from the Kilkenny Mi-
litia, to be Ensign. Hospital Mate Samuel Hill, to be
Assistant Surgeon, vice rernwell, appointed to the 6Stlt
.Foot. • . -
72,d Ditto,-Lieutenant Charles 'Mackenzie Fraser, front the
52d Foot, tab: Cailtain of a Company, by Nirchase,
.vice
Martin, who retires.
73d Ditto, ,Ilugli.Holmes, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Skottowe, promoted. Ensign Gerald Wl:onnor, from
:the Ker-ry Militia, to be Enslgn.
76th Ditto, Joseph Clark, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice hurroWes, promoted. • ' • •
781.11 Ditto, Ensign Jonu Macleod, from the Royal, to he
Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Mackay, plumoted in the

- _ 63cl Foot. - t •
gist Ditto, Hospital Mate W. B. Phillips
.to be Assistant,
Surgeon, vice Steele,,deceased.
t4th Ditto,- Lieut. Peter Le Mesurier to be Captuill6f a'
Company, by purchase, vice Peel, who retires,' • -
sad Ditto, Lieutenant 4atstes Macdonald to be Captain of a •
Company,. by purchase,. vice Carmichael, Who'retires. A
sitant Surgeon Francis Leigh, tram -the 7th Garrison Bat-
- taliciU, to be Assistant Surgeon, 'vice promoted in
the 84,th Foot. • ,
tooth Liao, Lieutenant Patrick Dillon, froml the Bth
son Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Niason, placed on
Half-Pay of the Bth Garrison.Battalidn'.
3d West' India Regiment, Lieutenant. Sainuel,Warkman;Aq.be
.Captain of.a ort.pany, without porthase, vice Wadman,
who-resigns. tibspitalMate I ohn Waterson•-to,lats-Assis-
tatit surgeon. •
4th 'Ditto, john Cusine, Gent.'to•be Ensign, without .pur-
chase, vice M'Cabe, appointed to the Zvi West Lndia Regi,
thent. -Hospital Mate lames Ure ro be Assistant Surgeon,
vice Caldwell, pr(nitoted;in the Royal York Rangers.
Sth .Ditto; Captain Ttioinas Murphy, from the 44th Font to
be Captain of -a' Ccimpanyo vice Henderson, who ex-
changes.

Royal York Rangers.

To be Lieutenants--Erisign -Geo. Canty, vice Symmonds,
deceased. lEilsign William Russell, vice Copley, treceaed.
gifsio Geo. Davidson, vice Martineau, deceased.
To be litsigns.—Robert lenkpl, Gent, vice tansy Jacob
Meek, Gent. vice Kussell. William Ovans,•Gent. vice
Davidson.
To be Assistant Surgeon.—Hospital.Mate fomph Shelton.
Royal West India hangers, Hospital-Mate. Samuel- Jackson
to be Assi,tant.Surgeon, vice Lusignan deceased. .Hospi.
pital-Mate Arichibald Thompson to be, Assistant,Sur7
. 'won, vice Kerr, rimioted in the 6th Wsst India Regi.
nient.
y, Gent, to be Second
Ist Ceylon Regiment,,W. W. Hornsb
Lieutenant. without purchase, vice Wilkinson promoted in

thei4th Ceylon Regiment.
Watteville's Regiinent, Lieutenant Frederic Kirberger to be
Captain of a Company, vice Di krlacii, who resigns. •
24 Garrison' Battalion; Captain IJavid 0. Stewart, from
the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be'Captain of a Company,
vice Male, placed .on Hair-pay of the 7th Garrison Bat-
%alien.
4th pitto. Captain A. Morris,. from the 7th Garrison Bat=
talion' to be Captain of a Company, vice Chetwynd, WAG.
ed on Half-Pay of the 7th Garrison Battalion.
ph Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant lohn Benner' from
the Royal V. teran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Smith
deceased.
`NOVa.:COIia Fencibles, Serjeant-Major - Cameron, from
the,Royal; to be Adjutant, (with the rank of Ensign), vice
Moore, promoted. •

STA F F.
W. W. Dakins, Clerk, late a Brigade Chaplain, to ec Chap.
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lain to the Forms.
%V, maxwell, Esq. late Major of 3ad Foot, and Inspeding
Field °Weer of Volunteer Corps, to be Paymaster ut a
Recruiting Distritt, vice Milb.ulke, appointed to the
Barrack Department,
HOSPITAL STAFF.,

Deputy-Purveyor T. H. Itowles, "horn kialf:Tay, to be De.
puty. Put yeyor to the Forces.
To be Hospital-Mates for Gener.a Service.;--liarman S.
May, Genf. "Samuel Rill, Ge.tt. Henry Walko ' Gent
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Adrian GOpILF, Gent. .
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%John knott, of Romford, tsttex, grocer, March t,, April 7,
at ten, and May 5, at ten• at Guildhall. .Attorney.,-Mr. I. .'
Stieannan, Hart.street„ Bloomsbury. •
lames 'Paliner, of A Idermanbury, London, •nierehant, March
, .. 27; April to, and May 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. ' 'At. •
tornies, Messrs. Deunetts and Greaves, King% Arms yard, •
COlemin-Street.
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lames-F.Ward, of Leicester, ahoemaker„ April 9, at six; •
• i.o, azd May 5 'at ten, at the Saracen's Head Inn, I.eices-
ter. Attornies, Mr. I. Liptrott GfeaVeS, LeiCtiter,.;',ol.
Mr. S. Wilson, Xing's Belielowalks,lTeniple, London. •
John Eliggs, ot Liverpool, - Judi:limit, April id, 19; and May
5, at eleven„ai the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies,
Messrs. Cionip and Lodge, Liverpool ; Mr. Battye, .
e Chancery-lan; London. ,
John Tully, of ilerefoAty-hop dealer, April to, 11, and Mar
5, at eleven, at the Mitre Tavern, Hereford:-, Attornies, .
Mr. T. Evans, Hereford ; or Mr. laines Pewtris,.Gray's-
I nn, London. • '
Evan Lewis,' of Cardiff, Glamorganshire,,groCer, March 28,
30, and April 5 at eleven, at she Angel Inn, Cardiff. . At-
tornies, W. Lewis, Carditf; or Mr. Gregory, Clement's
Inn, London.
Peter Dennis Walmsley, of Manchester,- warehouseman,
April 18, 19, and .May 5, at eleven,- at the Star Inn,
Manchester. A ttonins, 'Mr. Barrett, Manchester;. or
Mesrs.. Willie, 'Fairthorne, and Clarke, VVarntord.court,
London. ' • • - - .
William Taylor, late of Liverpool, merchant,
,April 16, 17,
• and Mays, at one, at the George ltin., Liverpool. Attor-
nies, Mr. Wii ham Atkinsoit Chancery-lane, • London ; or
Mr. Thomas Hassell, Liverpool. • '
John Raby, of Great St. Helens' Chambers, London, mer-
chant; March 31, April to;- and May 5, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Druce, Billiter-square,
London..
John Hammond, of Macclesfield, Cheshire, tanner, April
12, at six 13, at ten, and May 5, at ten, at Guildhall. At-
tornies, f:lr. Charles Cyoke, Macclesfield ; or Mr. Benja.
rnin,Kent, Clitterd's, Inn, London.
Robert Wood, of Margate, Kent-, grocer, March 3t, April to,
and May 5, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Clinton, Southwark, Suirey. - • '
Thomas Bryan, of Sloane-street, Chelsea„Middlesex, grocer,
March 3t, April 7, and• May s, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr, Cuppage, lermyn-street,, St. lames's.
Jonathan Ham, of Hampton, Middlesex, victualler,
_March
. 31; April 7, and May 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attot.
ney, Mr. G. Vincent, Bedford-,street, Redford-square.
' Letitia Collins, of Halt-Moon-street, Piccadilly, Middlesex,
milliner and dresa-maker, April 3, a, and May 5, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dixon, Nassau street, Soho:
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April 17. Nathan Parker, of West 'Auckland, Durham,
otandy-merchant, at ten,: at Guildhall, London.
April :7. Thomas Knowles, of York, shopkeeper, at twelve,
at Guildhall, London. •
• April 14. Thomas %Hughes, of Norfolk-street, - Strand,
wine-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. , • :
April As. Joseph Abbott, of Prescot, Lancashire, grocer, at
• at one, at the Star 'and Gaiter Tavern, Paradise-street,
- Liverpool. • •
April 14. William Hawkins, of Birmingham, button-maker,
at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, Birmingham.
April 16. David Thomson Myers, late of Stamford, -Lincoln.'
shire„draper, at eleven, at this George Inn, St. Martin's,
Stamford-Baron. • . .
April x 4. Benjamin Clifford, Smith's-rents, St. John-street, •
' Middlesex, draper, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 16, Thomas Dixon, of Bath, chinaman, at one, at
the-Christopher Inn and Tavern, Bath. , • •
Aprill 2.3. William Monk, late of Parbold, Lancashire,
lime-burner, at twelire, at the King's Arms, Ormskirk.• -
May z 6. George Potter, of Charing-tross, Middlesex,
haberdasher, at twelve, at Guildhall.- ~
April 27. John Luxonßrutop, of Princessrstieet, Rather-
intlie, Surrey, mariner, at one, at Guildhall, London. •
April 16; Wm. Leathwood, of Liverpool, cark-eutter, at
eleven, at the G love Tavern, Liverpool. • • ,
April 16. Robert Silvester, of Reading, Berkshire, timber..
dealer, at eleven, at the Upper Ship Inn, Reading.
April 14.., John Mitchell, of New Sleaford, 14incolnshire,
grocerAlat eleven, at the Rein Deer Inn; Lincoln.
April 16. Richard Dyer, of Bath, corn-factor, at ten, at the
• Christopher Inn and Tavern, Bath.
': April :16. Samuel' Every, late of Liverpool; ship-chandler
anclinerchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
April 17: James Gray, of East-Smithfield, Middlesex, ,‘
baker, siflen, at Guildhall, London. ',
April .4. J. S. -Killick, of Hackney-Mills, Lee-bridge,
Middlesex, miller, at eleven, at .Guildhall, London.
April 14. Sir M. liloxam, Kin, T. Wilkinson, .and Win.
• • Bloxam, of GrateChureh-street, London, batikets, at
twelve, at Guildhall. '
April 14.: James Bayley, now or late of High-street, Shad-
well, Middlesex, 6hip-breaker, at ten, at. Guildhall,
London: , '
April 16. • lamps, Beattie, late of Longtown, Cumberland,
draper, at eleven, at the Scotch Arms, Rickergate, near
Carlisle..
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April t 4. J.:A. Bonney, of Percy-street, Tottenhatp.coUrt.
road, money-scrivener, at twelve,'at Guilhhall.
April 14. John Pptter and Win. Monkman, of Silver-street,
Wood-street, London, warehousernen, at 'twelve, at
-Guildhall. . .
May a. 'Thomas' Hitglies 'Lloyd, late of the Poultry, Lon. •
.:doe, and • pt- Wal worth-corn:con,- Surtey,.. slate-merchant,
at one, at Guildhall, London... . • - • ~
May S. ' ItilinLewls Pasteur, late of Stoney Stratford, Buck.
ingriainShire, grtieer, at tWelVe, at Guildhall, Losidon. •
May ii. William 'Heath, of Chippenharn, Wilts, clothier,
" at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
.April 2.1. lames PioSser, of Sloane-street, St. Luke, Chel- .1
'sea, Middlestx, grocei,at one, at-Guildhall, London. • ' •
April 14. James Chapple, of Grace's-alley, WellelOse,.
square, Middlesex, hosier, at. ten, at Guildhall, London. t
April 14. Anhui Craniond, late of New Bridge-street,
Blacktriars,; London, merchant, at elaVen, at Guildhall.
April 16. Joseph Rose, of Road, somerset„farmer, at ele-
ven, at the ,Christopher. lair and Tavern, Rath: -
April 17. lames Tigwea, pf Gos,port, Hants, linen-draper-,
•. at ten, at Guildhall, London.
April IS. ,George: Stokoei Of 'Sun-street, London, -plane-
maker, at eleven-. • - • • . . -
'April 21. Thos. &nivel], of Newnian-street, Oxford-street, ,
Middlesex, coach-nlaker, at ten, at.Gnildliall, Landon.
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April 14 Wm.•Cianstone, latecri Ashford, Kent, draper.
Joseph Field(ofpld-street-road, carpenter. • ,
Charles Saninel-M4lward, of Bromley, miller.
Bennumn -Etirnival, late ot Stockport, Chester, hardwareman.
William Gedge,•of Leices,er-square' linen-draper.
Evan l'hOmas Davies, of G teat . Warner.:street, Clerkenh
well, linen-draper.
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William Morris, of Birmingham, timber-merchant.

KEAT ASSIZES-.

MAIDSTONE, MARCH 23.

CROWN SIDE-MURDER.

Mr. GARROW 'went into titt. Crown. Court last
night; and tried • prisoners. This morning only
three cases were• left for Mc. Justice HEATH to
dispose of.

William COlman was indieted for- the wilful mur•
der ot,- Thomas JoneS,_ on the 29th of August last,
in the parish of -Woolwich, by giving him several
stabs in the ne-ck and breast with a,knite.

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The prisoner'was -a-young man; aged only 20,
and both himself attd the deceased were convicts. on .
board...the hulks at Woolwich."' ,The case. was proved
by two other convicts, and the. facts they stated
were as brick had .a
night or.t wo.befor'e
been thrown of on'e of Ilie.(sffi.cers of the convias,
and the prisoner sUspectecl that the deceased had .
given infOrmation that he was the man who had
committed the offence, and beingincensed at the 'de-
ceased, he repeatedly- swore he IA ould b,e revenged •
of him.. They were, Itqwever, .apparently recon--,
cited, shook hands and drank together; the deceased
also helped the prisoner into bed',' as he was incorn7
moded being loaded with very ht,avy
It appeared however, that the prisoner still cherished
his purpose of revenge,' for after' retnavoing in bed
for some- tiM-4 when he supposed all about him,
were asleep, 1,...50ft1y got out of bed, and went to
a'place where he knevv"the knife was kept, ,wl4liii