The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-28 00:00:00

SOUTHERN MILITARY DISTRICT.

THE reatiaion in the Staff of this distriCl, took
place on the z+th inst. when Sir R. LAwrct Ge-
neralWHLTE and,others, retired, from their respec-
tive commands. The Kent, Ashford, Maidstone,
Arundel, *and Horsham Divisions are reduced ; and
the eollowing is now the gal:toe the Southern dis-
triet

CnATHAM.—Lieutenant.General Hol.sx. Assistant Ad-
jutant General ljurc HINSON.
CANTEREURY.—Major-General WFr,raßn. prigade-Major
SAv4R,y, myth Dragoons.
Sus st x.--Alajor-General BURSAR r. Major-Gen. Mooß
Brigade-Major CA PEI., Foot Guards,
DOVER.—Major-General DoN. Assistant uarter-Alaster-
General KEITH.

The following are the names of the Officers who
command the six Companies of 'the ist Battalion of
the Coldstream Regiment of Guards,' which arrived
at Portsmouth on Wedneqay last, in the Trusty;
, .
Captain gu lON, from Egypt :

Major-General FINCH, COM.. Capt. DALIma.
mandcr of the Brigade of Capt: CA nis
Guards. • • Capt. HAMILTON.
The• Earl of Colonel- Ensign BEL:KETT.. •
Commandant of the Troops. Ensign Ihoz H Ekr OH.
Lieut.-Colonel Exti4y; Mr. NICHOLLS, Paymastet.
Brigade-Major CAREY.' • Mr, M'KENzii, Surgeon.
Capt. Sir JOHN' GORDON. Mr, Hoi,ms, Quaiter4nast.

•
Mr. BERESFORD, Chief Commissioner of Reve
nue in Ireland, has relinquished hii Office for a

pension of pool. per' annum.
Lord WYCOM E (elde-st son of the Marquis
,of
LANsDowN) is stated tonave commenced a canvass,
thrQugh the medium of his' ffiend,, to represent
Dublin in the Imperial Parliament, and to have re-
ceived the most Mattering encouragement.
The average I'rice of Sugar, computed from the
returns made lot' the ,keek ending the 23L1 day of
December !Sot, is Forty-one Shillings ' and Nine
Pence 'Halfpenny per hundred weight.
On Wednesday se'nnight- a melancholy accident

happened. The Rev. Wm. FE'NNELL, of Walford,
near Newbury, .was awakened abotit' two o'clock
•by his charriber being filled
.with. smoke, .when,
instantly rising, be. found the house in flames.—
'He took hii WO in his arms (whom horror
had rendered motionless) and descended the stairs,
which were aiready fire. The nursery maid,
who slept in the next Loom, being alarmed,
followed him with his youngest boy, about five
Monthi old; but .the flames were so rapid as to
prevent his saving his eldest, a fihe girl near seven
years of age, who, with an old Lally upwards of 80,
mother of Mrs. FErr•ELL,,perished, while the un-
fortunate' parents. were 'speaatOrs of their shoeking
misfOrtune, without being able to render them any
assistance, or save one article of their-property,
whiCb-•was uninsured. The house was entirely
burrit-'to the ground. •
. . z
This day was married,at Isleworth, by the'Rev.
T2iloll-2t MANGLES, JAMES ILES, of the City
of Armagh, in Ireland, Esq. to Miss M. A. HALL,
second daughter of EDWARD HALL, Esq. of Sion_
lane,
,Isleworth.
The Worcester Mail,coach set out •forLondOn
on. Wednesday 14sti-completely filled AO the roof
with .Christthas presero, viz. turkies;hires, wood-
cocks, &c. &c. to 'the 'entire eitolusion"Of 'all live
passengers; The coach *146 drawn by 'six horses.

THE EAMPURGH

AMIENS, Drc, 7.

ZESTERDA%' JOSEPH. BONAPARTE and the Mar-
ouiS COR2iW ALLIS, who has been here since the 3d,
exchanged their full Powers. The Conferences be-
tween them have already begun. The Batavian
Ambassador, Citizen'Sc imm ELPENNINCIC; has ar-
rived here with his Secretary, Citizen Comm
media tely after the conclusion of the Definitive Peace
between England and France, several affairs will be
adjusted that relate to the- interests of other Euro-
,pean -States. The Envoys from Spain, and other
'Powers, together with Count WRSTPHALEN, are
.expeded here very shortly. '