The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-15 00:00:00

DEAL, MARCH
14.

TUE Automacia, from India, arrived yesterday,
and remains.

Sailed this afternoon, the East India Company's
Ships United Kingdom, Bengal, and Lord Nelson,
for Bengal, with a fine wind at North.

Captain GARRETT has succeeded Captain INcLE-
nciN, ip the command of the Texcl of 6+ guns ;
and Captain HILL is appointed to the Ruby of equal
force, daring the indisposition of Sir EDWARD
BERRY.

At a Court Martial held on board the Cambrdge,
Flaz-ship, in Hamoaze,'on a Marine, charged with
striking a .Midshipmim on duty, he was found
guilty, and sentenced to suffer death.,.
The Coromandel, Armed Transport, which was
left ,by the last Jamaica Packet in a situation of ex-
treme-danger, was got ,off the sand-bank soon after,
and having been repaired at Port Royal, sailed from
thence fur Martinique on the uth of January. On
the same day, the Roselle, with a considerable num-
ber of Passengers from Leith, arrived at Kingston,
after a passage of seventy days.

FrOrli the Officers of the Brigade of Guards serv-
ing in Egypt, to the Hon. Major General G. j.
Lunt:6w; _

" Camp lefcre Alexandria, flag. ion 'Sol.

" SIR,

" We beg leave to assure you, that it is with no
*ordinary sensations of sorrow and regret, that we
view the arrival of the moment that is to dissolve a
connection which, during a long .and eventful pe_
riod, 11.4 s been equally our pride and happiness,
" In you, Sir, we have had the felicity of pos-
sessing a Leader, whose judgment, coolness, and
intrepidity, were ever to us a certain presage of suc-
cess. Under your guidance,. and animated by your
example, we have marched with confidence to the
attainment of viftories, that will, give to British
Flistory its brightest page, and whenever the leaf
of Honour is unfolded, the name of LUDLOW will-
not be found,amOngst the hindmost ranks.
" Nor can we forget, or remember .withopt the
utmost admiration and gratitude, your kind and un-
remitting attention to our wants, or your constant
and zearous support of our privileges.

" May you long live to adorn our Profession,
and when the voice of Honour and your Country's
Good may call you, be assured you will, ever carry
with you our most ardent and heart-felt wishes for
your prosperity.
" As a memorial of our high consideration and
sincere artachmenr, we request the honour of your
acceptance of an Egyptian 'Vase,
(Signed)
"-SAMUEL DALRYMPLE,
Colonel and Captain, commanding 3cl
Re-
• " giment of •G wards.
" CORK,
" Colonel and Captain, commanding the
Coldstremn Regiment of G4ards."

To the Officers of the Second Brigade of Foot
Guards.

Sc You are already possessed of my opiPiosn -of
, your conduft on all occasions, and know my friend-.
ship and attachment to your ,Corps, to have been
,:founded upon a. long experience and conviction pt.
your. worth : your Address of yesterday proves, to
rimy infinite satisfaetion, that titer sentiments are re-
Tciprocal
Any token of remembrance, and approbation
you may think fit to offer me, I shall most thank_
fully, most gratefully receive, and cherish it as the
highest honour of my life, the brightest gem in my
poSsession.
(Signed)
" G. J. LUID4OW."
Aug. 11, 18oi.

Yesterday se'nnight seven' Companies of the zrzd
Regiment of Foot marched into Southampton from
Winchester ; they were met on the road by a num-
ber of the inhabitants, who shouted at their ap.
roach ; they were no less honoured or. critcring the
Town, by flags displayed, bells ringing, &c.
.The new Royal Military College is nearly in a
state of completion at Great Marlow. There are'
apartments already prepared for the reception of too
Cadets, who are' to be formed into a Company, under
,the title of First" Company of the Junior Depart-
ment. They are to be taught French, German,
Riding, Fencing, &c. and are to have every thing
but linen found them. They are to be taken from
13 to Is years of age, and are not to remain there
longer than four years.. Twenty of the hundred are
appropriated for the service of the East India Com-
pany.

The Right Hon. Lord BRAYBROOKE 'was on-
Wednesday fast onaniinously eleeted President of the
Essex Agricultural, Society, in the morn of Lord
PETRE, deceased,

Hague letters of the Ist inst. state that the East
India Company were, on that day, to begin paying
the Bills secured in the sale made in the warehouses
of the Company, early in 1796.
There has been a grand ball at Amsterdam, for
the express objet of bringing together, on friendly
terms, families who had ceased to visit each other
for several years. This shews how wretched the
state of Society has beer. in Holland, from the effects
of Revolution.