The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-09 00:00:00

THE KING V. RICHARD CHANNER.

This was an indictment against the defendant
for fraudulently obtaining from Ann, the wife of
William Tiodkisson, a buckram stiffner, on the
29th of November, 1819, the sum of threepence,
by falsely pretending that he was employed by
the Rev. W. J. Abdy, to collect subscriptions
for the St. John's Bible Association. The Jury
found him Guilty.—Thd LORD CHIEF BARON,
after commenting upon the wickedness of the
defendant's conduct, said he should go to the
utmost extent of the law in punishing him, and
accordingly sentenced him to transportation for
seven years.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 7.

Carlton House, 182.1. ,
The King. has been pleased to appoint the Marquess of
Graham Vie-Chamberlain of his ,M.ijestv's Flonsebold, in
the room of Viscount Jocelyn, now the Eag-1 of Roden.
The Kling has been 'pleased to appoint Major-General
Sir Andrew F. ancis Barnard, K.C.8.• one of the Grooms of
his-Majesty's Belchainber, in the roinu of Sir G. Campbell,
deceased.

The King has been pleased to appoint the Lord Lovaine
one of the Lords of' his Majesty's Bedchamber, in the room of
the Earl of Fife. •

TT7litehet, larch 30, 1821.
The King !,asb,.!.eti pleased to give and grant unto the Right
Hon. Louisa, •Countess of. Dysart (heretofore Lady Louisa
Manners),
.widcw,And relict of John Manners, late of the
Grange, neap Grantham, in the county of Lincoln, Esq. deceas-
ed, and sister and sole heir of theßight Hon. Wilbraham Tel le-
mache, late Earl of Dysart, his Majesty's royal liccne,• and
autheety, that, in testimony of her affection and respect for
the ancient and noble family of Tollemache, of whictr she is
at resew the sole representative, she the said Countess of
Dysart may tale and use the surname of Toilemache only,
and alSo bear the arms of Tolluniache, instead of the said cur-
name and arms of Manners ; and that such surname and
arms may be taken, used, and borne by her slaughter, Laura
Manners, commonly called the Right Hon. Lady Laura
Manners;- such-arms being first dilly exemplified according
to the laws of arms, and recorded in the Heralds' Office,
otherwise his Majesty's said licence and permission to he
void and of none elf, ct. And also to order, that his Ma
jetty's said concession and declaration be registered in his
Csullege of Arnis.

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17. 'hitelia 11, .Ipril 2, 1 21 .

The King has been also pleased to give and grant onto the
Hon. John Mariners, of Prat-man-square, in the Counts' of
Middlesex, and to the Hon. Charles Manners, of Hari:field-
_place, in the said. County, second and third sons of John
Manners, late of the Grange, near Granthanz, in t he County of
Lincoln, Esq. deceased, by the Right Honourable Louisa now
Countess of nylart, sister and sole heir of the Right Hon.
Wilbraham. Tollemache, late Earl of Dysart, his Majesty's
Royal Licence and Authority, that, by and with the consent and
approbation of their most honoured mother (who is the sole
representative of tire ancient and noble family of Tollvnache)
and in testimony of their affection and respect for the memory
of their material ancestors, they and their i,sne may assume,
take, and use the surname of Tollemarre, instead of that of
Manners, and also bear the arms of Yol;emache ; such arms
being first (filly exemplified according to the laws of arms, and
recorded in the Heralds' Otlice, otherwise his Majesty's said
licence and .permission lobe void and of none effect. And also
to order, that his Malesty's.said concession and declaration
be registe red in friS College. of Arms. .

Ufhis Gazette likewise contains loyal Addresses to the King
from the Landholders and Inhabitants of the Parishes of Firth
and gt-rnness, in °diry; the Landholders, Tenants, and
other iithaltitants•of Evie and Kendall; and the Landholders
and Inhabitants of Orphir, in
.Orkney.—lt finther notifies
his Majesty's permission to Sir H. Torrens, to accept and
wear the Insignia of the Portuguese Order of the Tower and
swot d.i

/Far- e, 4pril 6, I 821 .

4th Tlegimetit,of Light Drztgoon:, Second Lieutenant Mat-
thew Chitty now,}cs St. Quintin, from the 21st Foot, to be
Cornet, vice Bruce, Who exchanges.
3d Regiment of Foot Gtiarrts' Captain Benfield Des•Voenx,
from half-pay 60th Foot, to Ike Lieutenant and Captain, vice
George Evely;t, who exchanges. •

I Ith Regiment Of Foot, Ensign William Ilichords Derinzy,
row ball pay Ntli Foot., to be Ensign, vice John AlWeraiott,

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who etcbanges , Ensign Jame Worsley, from the sth Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Quartermaster, vice Robert Edwards,
who returns to his former half-pay.
15th :Ditto, Assistant Surgeon Robert Badenach, front
59th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Davy, prompted on the Staff.
20th Ditto, Captain Charles Harrison, front half-pay fs3d
Foot, to be Captain, vice Hamlet (?hires, who.exchanges.
21st Ditto, LientenautJohn,Caldwell, from halfpay2d West
India Regiment; to he Lieutenant, vice Robert Christie, who
exchangeS, receiving the difference ; Cornet Robert Nicholson
rnce, front the 4th Light Dragoons, to be Second Lieutenant,
vice St. Quintin, who exchanges.
37th Ditto, Captain Joseph Stainton, from the hhlf-pay
York Cbasseurs, to be Captain, vice Charles Jones, who ex-
changes.

38f1) I%itto, Lieutenant Andrew Knox Huston, from half-
pay 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Henry d.c Lapastarei
who exchanges, receiving the difference.
59► h Ditto;SUpernomerary Assistant-Surgeon Francis Sire-
wright to be Assistant• Surgeon, vice Badenach, promoted in
the 15th Foot.

69th Ditto, Colonel Charles Bruce, from half-pay 39th
Foot, to be I)ehteriatit-Colonel, without purchase, vice De
la Douespe, deceased..

71311) Ditto, Erisign George Munro to be Lieutenant,
.with-
out purchase, vice :`,l‘Queen deceased. Auehmuty•Montresor,
Gent. to be Ensign, vice Munro.
Fd WeSt India Regiment, Assistant-Surgeon Hugh Kelly,
from:half-pay Ist West India Regiment, to be Assistant-Stir
geon,' vice John.,Crapp Spry, sS7ho exchanges. '
Colonial CoMpany attached to the Quartermaster-General's
Department at the Mauritius, Second Lieutenant Charles
M'Ken,z;e Campbell, to be Fi.rd Lieutenant, without purchase.
STAFF..'-Major ,John Witt, of the Ist Font, to be Deputy
Quatteiniaster General to the King's troops serving in the
East IndlVs (with the rant; of Liei:t.:Cdionel in the Army),
vice Stanhope" who resigns.
Hosrinst, ;rare.—=Stair Surgeon James Arthur, to
be Physician to the Forces, vice Tavlor, deceased—Surgeon
John Davy, M.D. from the 15th Foot, to be Surgeon to the
Forces, vice Arthitr.

Office of Ordnance, April 5, 1 se] .

Royal Regiment of Artillery—Theret Lieutenant-Colonel
Hubert Buil to be ,Major of Brigade to the Royal Artillery in

Corps of Royal Engineers—First Lieutenant Theodore
Henry Elliot to be Second Captain; Captain Rice Jones, from
the half-pay, to be Captain ; Lieutenant-Colonel William
Gusset, friim the half-pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel ; First
Lieutenant Edward Matson to be Second Captain ; Brevet
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles G. Ellieornhe to be Major of Bri-
gade to the Corps, vice Handheld, deceased.
Co-omission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
A f Soul hompton,:—south Hants Yeomanry CavalryWilliani
Alexander Mackinnon, Esq. to he Captain.