The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-04 00:00:00

HOSPITAL STAFF.

Assistant-Surgeon lames Wi:son, from the Royal African
' Corps, to ue Apothecary to the Forces serving ont tirg
Coast of Africa.

The King's German Legion.
2d Dragoons, John Christian lieinssen, Gent. to be Cornet,
vice Claucl, promoted. •
ist Light Dragoons' Captain Charles Otto,from the 3d, Light
Dragoons, to be Major, with temporary rank, vice Pies.
sen. _ _ _

3d Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Bremer 'to be Captain, with
temporary rank, vice Otto, promoted in the Ist Light
Dragoons. Cornet GeOrge Meyer to be Lieutenant, vice
Bremer. Gentleman Cadet Frederick Nance to be Cornet,
vice Meyer.
3d Battalion of the Line, Weypart de Laffert, Cent. to be
Ensign, vice Hastselback, promoted.
4th Ditto, - Romani!, Gent to be Ensign, vice
Freudenthall, promoted.
The Duke of Brunswick Oels Corps. •
CA-swill,. Hospital-Mate Frederick Flade to be Assistant-
Surgeon.

MEMORANDUM.

The Appointment ot Crawford, Gent, to be Ensign in tik.
i7th Regiment ot Foot, as stated hi the Gazette of the 3 .
January 1809, has not taken place.

Lieutenant LOw, of the .d Foot, and Lieutenant Steptidrii
of the 4111-Garrison Battalion, are superseded, being obsen t
without leave.
ER AA runs iri the Gazette of the 26th ult.

For 2.4 th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant William G. Douglas,
from the 78th Foot, to be Lieutenant; without purchase,
read loth Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant IVilliarn G.
Douglas, from the 78th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without
purchase. e
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Surrey.
•
Benwell and Waymoutlf Volunteer Infantry.
To be Lieutenant— Joseph Binwell, jun. Gent.
Commission in the 38th or Ayrshire Regiment of Militia
signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
To be Ensign—Robert Smith, Gent. vice Dunlop, resigned.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
.. ..

of Lincoln.
Loveden Regiment of Lincolnshire Local Militia.

To be Lieutenant—Win. Metheringham Sheild, Gent.
..Stamford RegimentOf Lincolnshire Local Militia.

To be Captains—'Wm. Harper, Esq. john Warren Cragg,
Esq. john Cooke, Esq.
To be -Ensigns—Francis butt, Gent. Joseph Bull, 'Gent.
Abraham Congreve, Gent.
Holland and Boston Regiment of Lincolnshire Local

To be Lieutenant—john Hill Gent.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Salop.
Shropshire Regular Militia.

To be Captains—RiChard Ambler, Esq. Thomas Rynaston,
Esq.

North Shropshire Local Militia.

To be Captains—Lieutenant Christopher Scott. Lieutenant
lohn Croxon. To be Ensign—Thomas Price. *
Centre Shropshire. Local Militia.
To be Captain—Thomas Lloyd, Esq.
To be. Lieutenants—Ensign, Peter Bentley. Ensign Peter
Broughall.
To be Ensign Edward Edmunds, Colt.
Commissions in the Suffolk Local Militia, signed by the Lord

Lieutenant..
Risbridge Battalion.

To be Major—Gilbert Mika-, Esq. vice William Henry
Robinson, Esq. resigned.
Tnbe Captain—Edward William Mathew, Esq.
To be Lieutenant—lohn Holine, Gent.

Colneis Battalion.
To be Captain—Christopher Tennant , E sq.

Crown-Office, yeine'2, i 8 10.
MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT.
Borough of St. Germans.
The Right Hon. Charles Philip Yorke, of I3ouingtons, in
the County of Hertford.

„
'lune 23. John Henry Schneid.r, ,nierahani.
June 26. Jarvis German, of Aldermanbury, hosier.
June 30. John Jackson, of Great Yarmouth, chemist.
tune
23. John Knight; of Lower Clapton, corn-chandler.
lune 30, John Fenton and George Moore, of Rotherhith;

street, smiths. ,
June 30, Paul Edward Ford of Howland.mews Wes!,

hack neyrnan.
rune '23, Ann Darley of Holborn, NiCludll:r.
June 23; Humphrey Richard !ones, of Type-street, fins".
bury-square, confedtionc.r.
June 23, James Bacon, late of Hughes-fields, Deptford, vic'
tualler. _

CF. R T 1 FIC A TR S
.;

Inne 23, john Lyon, late of North-place, Gray's Inn:Jade;

money-scrivener.
John Shase, late of Shoe-lane, copperplate-maker.
lohn Watson, jun. of Preston, cotton.spinner.
Theophi.us Clive and Samuel Richardson, of Take;
house-yard, merchants.

Lille REPORT.

COURT OF KING'S I3ENCH, juNz 2.

FORGERY.

,Benjamin Hunt was brought up to receive the
judgment, of the Court for ,forging certain stamp;
on paper of the_value of 16s. each, with intent to
defraud his Majesty's revenue. The
Court sen-
tenced him to two years imprisonment in Newgate'
ASSAULT.'

James Loveday was also brought up to rcceiva
judgment, having been convided of assaulting Jolis
Francisco, in . December last, in, St. Catherine'',
near the Tower. Upon hearing the affidavits oa
both sides, the Conit were of opinion, that there
was no malice on the part of the defendant, but that
the assault had been given upon the irritation of 114
moment, and he was senpuced to pay a fine of '2o'
and be discharged.