The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-16 00:00:00

COUNTRY IHARY.7-TuEsn4v, Fes. 19.

Blomley and Co., Hcap—Star, Manchester lO
Brighton and Paine, Downham Market—Eagle inn, Cam-
bridge .. 2
Cooke, W., Kidderminster—George, /lewdley 4
Edwards, 'l'., Hill-house, Swansea—Mr. Jones's, Swansea l2
Fishel, J. Swansea—Red Lion, Enshim lO
Hughes, It., Manchester—White', Manchester
Macgowan, J., Liverpool—Clarendon, Liverpool 1
Mead, J. Downton, Wilts—Red Lion, Sarum I
Nicholls, J., Cleeve Prior, Worcestershire—Office of Mr
Workman, Eveshart
Pearson, Z., Kingston-upon-Hull—Kingston hotel, Kings-
ton-on-Hull l2
Rix and Co., St. Neots—Falcon. St. Neots ll
Snowdon, J., Norwich—Norfolk hotel, Norwich 1
So per, W., Suckfastley—Town Arms, Totness ll
Willis, It,. Kidderminster—White Hart, Hartlebury ll
,Vragg, W., Mansfield—Green Dragon, Mansfield ll

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED,
Petitions to be heard at Portugal.street, Lincoln's Inn Fields
Feh. SO, at Nine o'clock.
Abraham, 1., Spitaltields, merchant
A'Court, T., Weare, Sonicr:et, baker
Ashley, W., Edgeware-road, lace-dealer
Branscomb, W., Copthall-buildings, attorney
oPPinger, W., Liverpool, proprietor of a diorama
Nunn, M., Pentonville, commission-broker
Paul, M. Hatton-garden, brewer
Pritchard, T., Old Kent-road, surgeon
Rough, E., Greenwich, shopman
Russell, J., Soho, tobacco-pipe-maker
:fiarpe,
R'., King-street, carpenter
South, G., Kensington, green-grocer
Sutton, 1., Marylebone, cabriolet-driver
Walton, J. jun. !Zoventry, publican
Whiteling,
.olackfriars-road, book-binder
Willson, Whitechapel-road, scowerer
COUNTRY...--..At the Court-house, Wakefield, February 20,
at Ten o'clock.
SKiffinorc, J., Sheffield ,architect
razor-manufacturer
Leather, J.
I3rownc, Sheffield,
Sheffield, silver-plater
Pickering, it
~ Sheffield, grinder
Ilalmfbrth, J. Huddersfield, clothier
Shaw, J., Huddersfield, cloth-dresser
Anderson,
b Amley near Leeds, clothier
Thos. Sheeld, carter
Smith, Wrn.
, Sheffield, labourer
Garnett,
Benj., Leeds, cloth.dresser
ffi
Ashworth, J., Leeds, serge-Manufacturer
Farber,

cap. b 7. intitulcd "An Act to em-
PRESENT,
suspend the training, anal regulate
• The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
militia," it is enacted, that it shall be
by any Order or Orders in Coun-
Whereas by an Act pms,d in the fifty-seventh year of bis
ign,
'''t°:whe'evt.t.eiStaltriral.fitioeisarsstAyl ssafjreilest ety t'
s
to suspend the calling out of the militia of the
'baited Kingdom, or of any part of the United King-
lam, or of any county, riding, shire, stewartry, city,
-own, or place, for the purpose of being trained and
,xercised in any year, and to order and direct that no train-
, I" exercisingany part
of
of the or
) the uniAtel(iiliKtia of the Unitedingdom,oroi ian:yingcodnuontay,
or
',aunties, riding or ridings; shire or shires, stewartry or
•tewartries, city or titles, town or towns, or place or places,
yecified in, any such Order or Orders in Council, shall
,alce place in any year, any thing contained in any Act or
.Icts of Parliament relating to the Militia to the contrary
notwithstanding : and whereas it is deemed expedient,
'::.hat such training or exercising should be dispensed with in
;Jae present year ; 'it is ordered by his Majesty, by and with
the advice of his Privy Council, that the calling out of the
Militia of that part of the Uilited Kingdom called Great
Britain, for the purpose of being trained and exercised in
the present year, be nispead66.'-; and that no training or
..xereising of the 541,-Militia do take place in the present
year. • - JAMES DULLER.

Voreign Office, Feb: 1:2.

The King has been graciously pleased to nominate Atbd
appoint George Jackson, Esq. to be Majesty's Com-
missary Judge, in the room of Daniel Molloy Hamilton,
Esq. deceased, to the . several Mixed • CoMmissions esta.
Wished at Sierra Leone, under the Treaties" and Conven-
tions between his Majesty and the King of the Netherlands,
his Majesty and the Catholic King, bisliajesty and his
Most Faithful Majesty, and his Majesty add the Emperor
of Emil!, for the prevention of illegal traffic in slaves, and
pursuant to the several Acts of Parliament passed for car-
rying those Treaties and Ccnventions inro effect.