The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-11 00:00:00

MCMORANDUM

Ensign' Andrew Braid, at the Ist Regiment of Foot, is su-

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perseded.
Assis. ant-Surgeon Baldwin, of the 6th Foot, is super-
seded, having absented himself without leave.
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Commission: signed 6j' she Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
Gosporr/unfree -Battalion.
Devereux, Ce,it. to be Ensign, vice Collins, resigned.
Dated Dec. 13, iSos. .
Pcrrr a Veluntetr
Lieut. Livesay to be Captain, vise Harvvard, resigned. Dated
Jan. 3►, 1806.

Fareham a;td I/blunter?' Ballaliun.
Ensign Kelly to be Lieutenant, vice Newt:it, resigned. Dat-
ed Jan. 31, 18e6.

Commis4ion the Nortb Battalion of Smilerland Volunteers,
signid the Load Lieutenant.
Erick Lord Reay to be Lieutenant-Colonel. vice Cordon
Clunes, Esq. resigned. Dated tan. 20, 1806.
Commissions ..ig,rd bj the Right Hop. Lord Bolton, Governor of
the Isle of 0;01.
South East 8 Illation o/ the lilt of Wight Volunteers.
Cco. Arnold, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Cominandant.
Dated Aug 13, '
To be Captains-- Ito'yert Cole, Esq. Dated July 13-, 1803.
lames b Il lie, F.,q. Dated as above. Thomas Hardley,
Esq. Dated as anove. ler. Urry Wavell, Esq. ' Dated
as above. Henry Worsley, Esq. Dated as above. Cha.
Vi.'oroley, Esq. vice Henry ‘Vorsley, resigned. Dated
June 24, illos
To he Lieutenants-- Elcnry Hardier', Cent. Dated July 13,
0303. lames Haynes, Gent. Dated as above. Henry
Smith, Cent. bated as above. Win. Cole, Cott Dated
I as above Dan. Bai ton,Gent.• flat ?d -as above. Wm. Young,
Gent. flitted as above. Clia. Worsley; Cent. Dated as
above. Mu. Rob. Rawkins, Gent. vice Win. Young,
resigked. Dated Dec. 29, 1803. James White, Cent.
Dated Nov. 6. 1804, Richard Harvey, Gent. vice Cha.
Worsley, promoted; Dated June 24, 8o s.
To be Ensigns—Benjuiniii Hollier, Cent Dated July 13,
i 503. Robert Ketzti,,-. Gei t. Dated as above. Henry
Hills, Gent. Daten as above. James White, Gent. Dat-
ed as above. George NVorsiev-, Cent. Dated as above.
George leedder, Gent Dated Nov. 6, 1804. Wm. Duke,
Gent. vice Richard Harvey, prPanoted Dated June 24,

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To k Adjutant—Robert Lydall, -C.:ult. Dated Oackber 3,
Newpf,rt Loyal Foluntrer infantry.
Leonard rhomas kVorsie), Lig, to he Major... Dated Aug.
22, iXos Francis Pittis. Gent to be Lieutenant; vice
James Is resigned. Dated Nov. :8, 1805. William
11.irvey, Gent. to be Ensign, vice F. Pittis, promoted.
Dated as above. .

South 11ist Battalion o/ Isle of 11/74h1 A'olunteer In
Barnabas. Lei4ll, jun. (ent. to be Adjutan,, vtLe wslliata
Lle,attl, Gent. promoted I.)..teti Dec. 25, 1305.

Count \YEtiEL CARLSBERG) the Danish Minister
at this Court, is to proceed in like quality to,Viouna,
and B.iron SELBY is to succeed him ad interim.

Aughburgh is to be made a Bavarian
,Fortress of
the fir.t rank.

Generals COLLAUD and MICITAUD have succeeded
Prince Louis in. the French Army of the North ;
the former has his head-quarters at Nitueuen, and
the latter at-Utrecht.
'rALLEvaANn.is. it is said, to be created a Prince,
and Arch-Chancellor of State.

The Rtissian Troops, should they retire. from Ha-
nover'before the Spring, are to remain in the Meek-
lenburgb Country until the navigation of the Baltic
is again open.
The Russian Corps under General KUTIIZOW and
BURROVDEN continued in Prussian Silesia at the date
of the last accounts from thence; the state of the
weather and roads not admitting of their march
to Podolia and the Turkish Frontiers, whither, it
appears, they are for the greater part ordered to prd-
ceed.,

Prince KURARIN is, it is said, to succeed the
late Count WoßoNzow as Chanceliorof the'--Russian
Empire ; and, it is- added, that Count INIAncOW is
to succeed Count WortyNzow as Russian Nlinisterto
this Court.

The Proclamation issued by the Archduke CHARLES
to his Army on the 2d inst. at Holitsch, is stated to
-have given great offence at Vienna, being considered
us a (fired impeachment Of the condua of his bro-
ther, the Emperor.
The Eleaur of Hesse had, on the Ist inst. re-
sumed the command of the combined Prussian and
Hessian Armies, which had closely approached
Frank tort and Mentz.—AUGEREALT had established
his Head Quarters at' Darmstadt,' and - his Corps
were marching down the Bergstrasse ; none of Went
bad, however, crossed the Mayne or entered Frank-
fort.

Yesterday sennight; a little after ten o'clock in
the evening, an alarming tire broke out in a new
cottage-house at •Empingham, Lincolnshire,.. occu-
pied by John ,Ellwood, labourer, but by the timely
assistance and exertions of the inhabitants,' and the
wind being favourable, it• was-got under at about half
past twelve o'clock, and was prevented from doing
further damage than burning the house. The fire
was occasioned by the man's wife (being deranged at
times) putting a lighted 'candle to a small hole in the
clang of the chamber. Her husband being below
stairs, had just come 'home intoxicated with liquor,
and was not able to stop the progress of the flames.
Part of the furniture was burnt, though happily no
'lives were lost.

On Wednesday an inquest was taken by T.SEw=.l.,
Esq. Coroner, at Hyde, Hampshire, on the bodieS
of• two Soldiers of the 22d Regiment of Light
Dragoons. Verdi&—Died by excessive drinking.—
It appeared, that an Excise. Officer belonging to
Ryde had seized, a puncheon of ruin at Neittestkine,
which is supposed to have washed ashore un the
Isabella West Indianian, stranded on the Dean
Sand; that these Soldiers, with five ethers, assisted
'him, and drank so • much ruin, as to occasion their
death.