The Sun.
London, England, 1810-02-03 00:00:00

A'Efi' SHERIFFS.

The following is the hat of the Gentlemen
pricked by his IVLjesty it) Council, on Wedne:clay,
to serve ttie Office of Sheriff for England and \Vales
the ensuing year
Bedfordshire—Sir Gregorq Osborne Turner, of Battles-
den, Bart. _

Berkshire—Peter Green, of Crookham, Fsq.
Buckinghamshire—Sir Wm.Cllyton, of flarieyford, Bart.
Cambridge and Huntingdonshire —George Win. Leeds, ot
Croxton, Esq.
Cheshire—Robert Vim*, of flidston, Esq.
Cumberland—Sir Henry Fletcher, or Clea Hall, Bart.
Derbyshire—John Cronipten, of Derby, Esq.
Devonshire—Sir Masseh Manasseh Lopez, of Maristxto
Bart. •

Dorsetshire—Henry Seymour, of Hanford, Esq."
Essex—folm Rigg; of Waltlanstow, Esq,
Gloucestershire— WatlLn, of Lipwat Park, Esq.
Herefordshire—Rob. Higginson, of Birchmill Park, Esq.
Hertfordshire—Thos. Howarth, of Borehain Lodge, Esq.
Kent—fames Burton, of Mabledon, Esq.
Leicestershire—The lion. Thomas Bowes, of Higharn of
the Hill.
• Lincolnshire-- Edmond Turner, of Penton, Esq.
Monmouthshire—Thomas Pilkington, of liliStone,
Norfolk— Nathaniel Mick leth waite, of Beeston Esq.,
Northamptonshire—William Sawbridgei of 'East Had:
dan. Esq.
Northumberland—John Read of Chipchase Castle, Esq.
Oxfordshire—William Henry Ashurst, of WatL-rstock,Esq.
flutlandshire—William Gillson of Wing, Esq,
Shropshire—William Lloyd, of Aston,
Somersetshire—Thornas Strangeways Horner of Wells, Esq.
County of Southampton—Sir fames Whatley Smita
Guardner, of Roch's.court, Bart.
Staffordshire—Henry Webb,- of Forebridge, Esq. ,
Suffolk—loshua Grigby, of Drinkstone, Esq.
Surrey--Henry Edmund Austen, of Shalford-house, Esq,
Sussex—Richard Wyatt, of Courtwick, Esq.
Warwickshire-- fames West, of Arlescote, Esq.
Wiltshire—Abrahatn Ludlow, of Heywood, Esq.
Worcestershire—loseph Stnith, of Sion-hill. Esq.
Yorkshire—Thomas Wynne Bellasyse, of NeWburgh
bey, Esq. •

SOUTH WALES.
Cailnarthen—Thomas Stephoy, of Danycalt, Esq.
FembrOk'g—lohnlVlyrehouse, of Biownslade, Esq.
Cardigan—:William.Ed.,Powell, of Nantoos, Esq.
Ciamorgan—Thomas Lockwood, of Dan.y-gr;ig, Esq.
Brecon—larnes 'ones., of Llanthomas, Esq.
Radnor—Harley lames Hague, of,liaiiey.house, Esq.
NORTH WALES.

Merioneth-1 aim Davies, of Aberllefoni, Esq,
Carnarvonshire—Humphrey Rowland Jones, of Ystimh
lyn, Esq. •
•
Anglesey—Hugh Evans, of Houblas, Esq.
1,1 ontgornerysture—Ed. Heyward, of Crosswood, Esq,
Denbighshire—Richard Lloyd, of Bfanhaslog, Esq.
Flintshire—Francis Richard Price, of Branyps, Esq.

COnnt Mongelas, Minister of his Bavarian Ma-
jesty, has arrrived at Paris.

Thursday morning the twelve Judges met in the
Exchequer Chamber,• to choose their Circuits for
the, ensuing Lent Assizes, when, they were ap.
pointed as, follows

M rot.% uns.7—Lord Chief justice ELLE.Nrsoitowan and
Mr.. justice BAILZY.
NORFOLK.—Chief lustite MANSFIELD and Mr. justice
CR.ost.
HomE.—f,ord Chief BAapm and Mr. fusrzcz HEA ru.
NORTHERN.-I`'lF. Baron TnomesoaT and Mr. juctice
131, A NC.
OXFORD.--.Mr. Jutsice LAws.alvet and Mr. Baron
WooD.

WESTERN.—Mr. jusfice CI-SAMBRE and Mr. BiliOn GRA.
lIAM.

The CHAMBERLAIN of the city of London made
a very handsome speech, "ex officio, to Colonel
WARDLE, on presenting him with the gold lox and
freedom, in the name of the Corporation, but the
allusion to an unchaste woman Might be Supposed to
come from the Chamberlain' hirn:felf, and was cer-
tainly an arch sarcasm upon the Colonel, consider-
ing the character of, the persGn whose word he ex-
'pected the House of Commons to believe, while he •
wished the public to distrust her oath,.

About one o'clock yestOrday morning, an alarm-
ing.,fire .broke out in one of the upper rooms at
Copenhagen-house, which at first. raged with great
fury; but fortunately, by the prompt exertions of
severa► of the neighbouring inhabitants, and the
t mely. arrival of some of the fire engines from town,
it "was extinguished, without doing any material in-
jury.

THAMES-OFFICE.---Yesterday a man of the name
of Stanoe/d, a common .hawker about town, was
charged on suspicion of stealing, some nights ago, out
of a barge at the outer gate of the-West Indi;Dock,
cos pounds of cinnamon, value upwards of 12001..
A shopkeeper in at extensive way of hnsiness, was
chrarged on soEpicion of being the receiver ; they
v;ercecommitied tor re-examination,

Charles Jackion was committed for re-ettamina.
lion, charged with stealing from th Lord Cochran?.
West Indiaman, in the outer bKon of the Wait
India Docks, a lary quantity of pilors'