The Sun.
London, England, 1808-04-28 00:00:00

Webt indist Regiment. Wnt. hiclNinnttgit, Cent. vice

tnion.riaii. .. _ _ _ _ _
stii I),:ty, ---- :'.Allison, Gent. to be Lmii4n, without-put.
Lii,s,, vice Siiilthrlarornoted. - • -•
6th Ditto, Gordon Cates; (;41-It. to -ie
.Eitsign-, without, -pur-
chase, vice l'c-cliratie, pnatioted 41 ihe 34 %Vest ItAnil Re-

o,ts,•nt,
1 L)itto, Fnsign Edward I.riatt to be Lieutenant. vice Flit-
e , deceased. Eve, Gent,. :to be F:isign,
sill tea to, Garretr Einsworth, 'Gent, to be Ensiga,
putchase,vice Kirwan, promoted in the 3d West 1' alla Re-
. ,
giincnt.
Royal West India Rangers, Major David Stewaqi hhni the
78t11• Poet, 'to he Lieutenant-Colonai, viceillogg de:Teas-
eld. Ensign Alex. Calder to be Lieutenant, w,tlicur. poi-
chaie, vice Martyn, prehlotect‘'POWell
to be Ensign, vice Calder. )
• Royal Staif Corps, Lieut. Alex. 1. odd: to be Captain of a
Company, without purchase, 'Vice Arbuthnot, promoted in
• the 50 West India Regiment.. • Ensign W. StavelY:to be
Lieutenant, vice fold.
Chasseuts Britanniques, Major the Flan, john O'Neill; frortn
the igth Light. Dragoons, to, be Lieutenant-Colonel,
with-
out purchase, vvite Barnes, appoiot,r• to the Royals.
ist Garrison Battalien, Ensign C. Woittley, from the sSth
FoOt, to be Lieutenant, vice Drewry, appottiten to the i it
Royal Veteran Battalion. Ensign Coy-ne Rey nolos, from
the loth FOot, to be Lieutenant, vice-Kirke, appo.nteo to
the loth'kuyal Veteran Battalion.
3d Lino, Lieut. Peter Adamson, from the 71st Foot, to be
Caption'of a Company, vice l ococke deceased. •
4th• Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant Richard. Sparrow ited.
man, frorn the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, viCelfarcik,
who exchanges. . . • t
sth Ditto, Ensign Thomas Stephens,. from the ith Foot .to,
be Ensign, vice •Ilay,arty, who exchanges. I.anes Hod
son,. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Smith, promoted in the 6721 t .
Foot. lames Scott, Genf. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice
Burton, appointed to the 36th Foot.
6th Ditto, Captain Charles Holland Hastings, from the 82d
Foot, to be Major, vice Stanhope, aNatnnted to ihe'scall
• foot. Lieutenant Henry Rudkin, from the first Fix'', to
be Lieutenant, vice Taylor, who, exchanges. DominiA •
French, Gent, to Ipe nsign, vice O'Neill, promoted us
the 62d toot.
'.7th Ditto, Captain Chitties Ogilvie Stewart; fretn,the Lith
Foot, to be Captain of a Coinpany, vice Marshall, who
exchanges. • Lieutenant Robert Blind, from the 3oth Foot,
to tx..i Lieutenant, vice Annesley, who exchanges. T. A.
Hamilton, Gent. to he Quarter-Master, vim Nlarshall, tp-
pointeci to the Soh foot.
2d Royal Veteran Battalion, Assistant-Surgeon Thomas G.
Williams, from the 69th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon,
• vice Brady, promoted.
Canadian Fern:ll)les, - Fairfax, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice
Marshall, promoted.
, STAFF. •
AsSistant Commissary lames Toole to he a Deputy Corn- :
inissary of Acconipts to the forces.. Extra Assistant.
Cinninissary .I.' Jones to be an Assistant-Commissafy to
the forces serving in Ireland, vice O'Mara, appointed to
the Conirnissitriat in England.
The King's German Legion. rat Regiment of Light Dra-
goons, Cornet Lewis Krauchenber.; to be Lieutenatu, vice •
I:;nsingeth prothOted; . • • •
11.KATul.4 in the C;azette of the Int h-Instant.
4th Garrison Battalion, For Lieut. Lord- Fitzroy, j
merset, the 4th Dragoons, to. be Captnin, &c. raid, ,
Lieut. Lord John Somerset, from the 7th Light Dragoons,
to be Captain, Oce.

- Ordnawe-Gyfier, iftrit 23, 1802. ."
Medical Eitablithmemis Jr Altifitaty Departments of the
Ordnaere.

Stolid Assistant• Surgeon Stephen Cuddy to be • Assit.
ant. Surgeon, vice Groves, dcceased. Dated April
1808. John Ireland, Gent. to tit Second, Assistant•Sut-
geon. Dated imabove. C) ril klickes, Gent. to be ditto.
Datetias above.

FROM THIS: STOCKHOLM GAZETTE.

OTOcitiIOLNI, APRIL 11.—By. an Express from
dottenburgh, we received the titroi tt!at
,on the -7th of this month,..several English Men of
War. belonging to the Fleet under the coturnaud'of
Admiral SAUIIAREZ, and which is destined, to the
Baltic:, arrived at that port ; seven Transports have
also arrived, ladep..with a considerable quaiitity of
muskets a 461.autttninitipn, agreeable .to a Convention
Lunde between the two respective GovernMents:

. General Atirou ARAIFELDT, in a Report to ithe
,King, dated from the Head• Quarters at Carlstadt,
the 7th Of this month, states, that on the occasion Of
the Swedish patroles being sent along the frontiers of
Sweden and. Norway, and who are sent out a►•ery
day, the Enemy had tired several shots,' without,
however, doing any damage; and that a .young
(Nicer,. Lieutenant
..44F.UAGE, . having proceeded
with.a 'patrole'of four men tromMorasi too far in
thecountry, was attacked by an ambtiscade of the
Enemy, who were ten in .number, and taken, tOge-
Aber with ore of his (Masseurs. The Swedish pa..
troles, enraged at this circumstance, and ,inclined to,
revenge it, determined to 'retake the Officer, and. tb
take as many prisoners as they could. A report has
alieady been received that they had made.sothe-pri-
soners, and there was every mils-on to hope for fur-
ther success. Several armed peasants found 2111011gSt
the prisoners were sent back, after their arms had
been taken-from them.

On Tuesday night, or early yesterday morning.
some thieves, by means of a ladder, forcibly entered
the counting-house of Messrs. Willer and Alinesley,
in Finsbury-square,
,and after breakingtpen every
desk and' drawer, they made their escape with notes
and cash to "the amount of upwards of 1001. They
left the ladder behind them, which they had'stolen
out of'a builder's yard.
:A middle aged man, hai. ited like a Naval Officer,
was detained between Tneal andkl!eyizea, whilst
travelling by one of the: West c , itry stages, on
Tuesday last, by a Gentleman cf.the. name of
King-
hatti, from whom he hacf,Obtaine'cf,` on the Intel...d-
ing/week, guinea and liale,.under.pretence that
be was a NaVal Meer), by risking his lrfa at
sea, had escaped crt..4lla
French prison. The ;m
. -pastor i,vas at the time of his detention travelhng on
the same errand, and by an apparently artless, tale he
had roused the synipath: of Mr JONES,. a,Gentle-
_
man of fortune, at Hestea, Middlesex, who had
advanced. hint 31. to hc.•:u his expences to the
I
ra ). He is said to lae:e been praetising this system
of frand'for some time, and to have been very sUc-
eessiul at obthining flloory;,
An Itiquis4lon was .taken yesterday at the King's:
Arms, COrtisate,.MiddleseX, on thebody of .Jona-
than Hardball), a grazier at Fiuntingdoo, who was
found dead on the Turnpike-wad, on. Tuesday morn-
ing, at day-break. 'The deceased had, itappeated,
leftsa public-house in.. the Haymarket can :alonday
)llternoon, to go, as he said, about 20 miles towards
borne, but there were no traces of him after. He
was found lying by the side of..a high toot-path, vith
one sidedreadtidly bruised, besides a_deep wound on
the tede of the head, which hadoccasionect his death.
.He had a pocket-book in his pocket, containing
-country hills to sonic amount, with sonic gehfand
silVer. The deceased lefty ,London on bor#,back,
and he donbtlesa, in 'a state of inebriation, met
4eath by the horse on which he rode falling on hitn..-
Tho am;rnal was -stopped at the next Thrnpikc-gate.
ibe.sid-lle was dirty, and there were traces ou the
batik of his shoes.—Aicidetital