The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-22 00:00:00

Itatisbon, by- Baron rAtINPNBEFIG,. the Anoriati
Envoy,
.on the occasion of th© nottination of his
Eminence Cardinal PESCH to be Coadjutor of the
Arch-Chancellor. The Elector having no longer any
kind.of connexion with -the Emperor of Austria, had
Dnikj;need of his sanaion. Neither can we compre-
hehhhe Declaration made by that Minister, .that time
Pop ;has refused to contirm the eleBion of his Emi-
nence; but that he may grant. a.Bull of Eligibility;
When he shall have ;pronounced on the question of
big being .a native of the. Empire, &c.

Yesterday .the Royal. 'Garrison Battalion, doing
duty at the Tower;, Were revieNized at'their ground
near the Trinity .House, when this fine Coil's of
Veterans • went • thrOugh the different evolutions in
a manner highly gratifying to the admirers of mili-
tary discipline. The word was given by Lieutenant-
Colonel Coo 4, and after firing in platoons and
vollies, they were disniissed.
Yesterday the tst Surrey Regiment of Volunteers
had a,field-day at Montpelier Gardens. The West-
minster Volunteers also marched to Hyde Park, and
underwent inspeEtion, &c. Various other Corps in
the. •vicinity (of London were also out, in order to
comply as early as possible with the. Training,A&,
v. Bich requires attendance at a certain number of
drills during the year, before the Volunteer can
. claim exemption.
Besides the 40th, 54th, and nth Regiments, it i's
now reported that the ad (or Buffs), Bth Or King's)
Regiment,, comma:vied by the gallant Col: HOUGH'.
TON, and the 36th, a very tine regiment, will be sent
to the M•xliterranean ; the three first are all of them
-distinguished Regitnents, all Egyptians,The
German Artillery 410 received orders to era-
' bark for Sicily.
We have just heard that another Regiment of
Heavy Cavalry will be wanted for foreign service,
. and that that long-distinguished corps the Scots Greys,
are mentioned' as the one pitched on.
A respeftable force will soon be sent to prote& our
Trade on the Coast of Africa. Lord Howrcx gave
me assurance to this &I:ft ,to a Committee of Merf
tents engaged in that trade.
Orders have been i.c...lued by the Lords Lieutenant
Tor -returning lists of men. liable to serve in the. Mi—
litia', preparatory to the-execution of the Training
Aid.--Articled Clerks and Apprentices, although
• exempt from the Militia, are both to be ballotted
Under this Aft. • The fine to••entitie a person to hi*
discharge from the ballot is Zol. unless- it shill ap-
pear that he is dot possesSed of any income whatever
of the yearly .value-of tool. in which .case i,t is to-be
51. but the payment thereof will "only exempt hint
from the training-_ exercise for one year. Persons
enrolled in Yeomanry and. Volunteer corp, and
claiMing exemption on that account, must produce
'eerfjficates from their Commanding "Officers of their
15eingreffeftive Members of -such Corp., or will
Offierise become snbjed to a fine oft al.

~7The?reinforcement for the British Settlements on
• i3;glmCoast .of Africa, which have, now sailed 'are of
.
! a 'pagnitude which promise important advantage to
the Country. New lights have been thrown on the
use that 'may be made of those extensive distrida,
a market for our conini'odities, and As a. fishery,
which may be carried to almost any extent. It i 4
certain, also, that Goree is found to be bealOy,
and that great use may be made of it, both in peace
and war. ..We 'sincerely hope that Ministers may
also have turned their attention 'to the Canary:
Islands. As a maritime station, TeneritFe would be
invaluable; and it is by no means of strength suffi-
cient to resist a well combined attack, if made by
a person acquainted with its approaches. It is a
•tiftious faEt, which we know to be true,—that flip
- r •
gallantl and illustrious Lord' NELSON had positively
gainddllie Island, unknown to himself, when he
began his retreat.
Major-General COC/tBURNX 'has left Hull for
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, being appointed to the CM:IL%
inand of that distrid. 'He is succeeded in the com-
mand at Hull, for the present, by Major-General
HEwoR.L.

It is Humty Bnouqzt.tat, Esq. F.R.S. (not BRA-.
trAm), who is appointed Envoy to the Court of Lis-
bon. He is esteemed a young man of considerable
abilities, and Author of a. Work of great tnerit,en-
titled, • " An Inquiry into the Colonial Policy of the
.European Powers." • Report bas given him as the
:Viuthor'.of the Pamphlet of " 4n Inquiry into the
S,tat;.; Cif the Nation."
'
,• • .I\-i:CitittßOSE, AUG. 17. cGEORGE QTACKPOOL., Of
G,rcsteiliciir-place, Esq. who had before celebrated the
I.Arth-day of Hii Royal Highness the PRINCE of
bA14.0425, 'yesterday,' in honour of the Birth-day of.
t His- Royal Highness the Dt.rx.4 of YORK, gave a
grand Dinner and Sripper,•at Hunter's Ins, to Provost
• • OLEG 6 and Family, and a large company of otheE
Ladies, and Gentiernen,

• Gen: Ju sot has been recently a ppcinted Governor
of .Paris by the 'Emperor NA.P.oLcoN. ,This re-
doubtable Officer is very 'well gua'ntied for suCli a
situation, having bad some praClice in his master's
line; both in the Senate and in
.the Field. Should
be be reqUired to dissolve the Tribunate or Legisla;
ture at Paris, .no fitter person could be chosen. It
was he who on Easter Sunday, in defiance of the ce-
remonies of that people,' insisted on' en tering the Se-
nate, of' Venice then in full. Council, flung. himself
~,ip,tßAixhair, threw' his hat on' the .floor, and then,
..54rtio&M.p., read an extravagant and itisulting, letter
the:4)l44e and Senate from BONAi'ARTE, charging
Ahem withiiheenormous crime of arousing the people
to.take atins against the French !
,On Sunday evening last, as Mr. BICKERTON, jun.
of Giltspur-street, Smithfield, was returning to town
from Woodford, with another Gentleman, in a
chaise, a hackney-coach drove furiously against the
chaise, by which means both the Gentlemen were
thrown out, and the carriage.broke entirely to pieces.
Fortunately Mr. BICKERTON sustained no material
injury, except that, of being cut in the face, and
slightly bruised. The other Gentleman escaped
wholly unhurt.

On Wednesday evening, 'Mout nine o'clock, one
of theDuKE of, SU§SEX.'S horses ran away from the
stables at Kensington, down the road towards Ham-
mersmith, and came in copta6t with the PokE of
\D barou4e and ii4r; whiclt: was re-
'tnrning to to' ii froth J(ew, and broke the leg of
onc•WC.,lii.dlorses, and- dislocated his own .shoulder;
thr,Y`4rirner was 0r4er6.1 to be shot.‘ His Royal
. •.•.• •
liighness• received rie injury..