The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-15 00:00:00

apartments.

The Flag presen'ted to Earl Si'. ViNCENT by
the Seamen- and Marine's. of the Ville de Paris,

was last week delivered tolfis Lordship by Captain
JOHN Jovor, formerly onevof .the Lieutenants of
that Ship, who, at their • reqiiest, had undertaken
to convey this tribute of respe for their late Ad,
miral. His Lordship expressed the highest satisfac-
tion at receiving so flattering a mnik of attention
from such a gallant body of men, who, on all- occa-
sions, had manifested a just sense of the advan.
tages of systematic discipline, by the most zeal-
ous and prompt obedience in the discharge of
their duty. The flag is of white silk, with a red
cross (which his Lordship bore when last in com-
mand) his arms are beautifully embroidered in the
centre. In the upper divisions are the. words,
" God save the King," and " Long live Earl St.
Vincent ;" and in the lower, the following inscr_ip-
tion" This Flag is presented to the Earl of St.
Vincent as an humble testimony of gratitude and re-
ped, by the Crew of His Majesty's ship the Tille
de Paris."

The New Palace at Kew iu to be sheltered on the
north-east side by a wall thirty feet high, which
will completely shut out the view of Old Brentlord.

Baroness HowE has purchased the pleasant Cot-
tage adjoining POPE'S Villa, on the Banks ,of the
Thames, at Twickenham, formerly built aid oc-
cupied by HUDSON the Painter.

When Lord Wur.rwor,TH and the Datchcss of
DORSET were introduced to Madzine BONAPARTE,

it is said, the ConAless was more struck with his
Lordship's figure, than her Grace.

The Pic-Nic Patrons, it seems, mean to subscribe
Seven Guineas each for their ensuing entertain-
ments. This is an appropriate number, and may
be thought to indicate the nature of these entertain-
ments, in which we may say " Seven's the Main."
MARA has exerted her great talents with much
success at Paris. She has quitted that, capital, and
after stopping a week at Berlin, where she was for-
merly a very great favourite, proceeds upon a very
advantageous engagement to Petersburgh.
A' very curious circumstance happened lately,
during Divine Service, at Minster, in the Isle of
Sheppy : As the Rev. Mr. MARTIN was reading the.
Service, and had just uttered, '' 0! Lamb of God,
that takest away the sins of the world," a hoUse-
lamb, belonging to Mr. StF.FR EN ROUSE, made his
appearance at the entrance of the Church, and baa'd ;
in consequence of which his master, Mr: ROUSE,
was obliged to get out of his pew, and turn him out
of Church. •
Intelligence has been received by way, of
,Leg-_
horn, of the death of Prince JOSEPH BENED iCTUS-
MAR I A-PL AC I DITS, of Savoy, brother to. His SAIL-
DINLAN MAJESTY. The event took place e,eSasari,
in the island of Sardinia,:•Of'whielf-he was GOver-
nor,. on the z9th of oaobCr. He was thirty-six
years old. •
Nine persons were lately bitten, 'and some of
them horribly-mangled, by a wolf, at Fleury, in the
Department of La Meuse, two of ,whom died in
consequence of their wounds. Several persons were
also successively attacked, a short time since, by an
enraged wolf at Mont de Marsan, two of whom
were mortally wounded.
The Rhone has overflowed its Banks, and inun-
dated part of the adjacent Country.
A greater drought is stated in Letters from
Rouen, of the Bth instant, to afilid the ci-devant
Province of Normandy, than was ever before known
in that country.
A slight shock of an Earthquake was felt al
Arnay, in France, in the night of the 27th ult.
which lasted about a second.
The Vaccine Innoculation of the Princess W I -
HELMINA of Sweden has perfeEtly succeeded, and
her health is entirely re-established, a circumstance
which will not a little Contribute to spread the prac-
tice in that Country.
A peasant of Iceland, named Gudmund Johlyon,
who, at the hazard of his life, saved several perSOns
shipwrecked upon that Coast, in a violent tempest,
on the zoth of May, has lately received from His
Danish Majesty, a gold medal, with permission to
wear it as a badge of honour.
The Institution of the Fillet de la Cbarite has
been re-established at Brussels by the Prefect of 'the
DepartMent of the Dyle, .who has placed at their
disposal one of the ci-devane Convents in that City,
and has authorised them to wear, in the interior of
their house, the costume of their order. - •
The CoMmission appointed by the Batavian Go-
vernment, have at length succeeded in prevailing
upon a sufficient number of the Inhabitants. of
Amsterdam to take upon themselveS the superine
tendance of the levying 'of the extraordinary con-
tribution imposed upon that City.
Mrs. Jos DAN'S jewels were stolen out of her car-
riage, a few evenings since, in Drury-lane e but
we' are glad to hear that the villains were next morn-
ing taken into custody by the Bow-street Officers,
while in the act of dividing the spoil. Her
.Maid-
se-rvant had put them into the carriage, as he mis-
tress was coming out of the Theatre ; but before
she arrived, the further doot was opened, and the
iewela easrie4 (6,

:E DINEURGT-1, DrIC.

tOkTY:SECONn iIEGI2,IENT;

ON Thursday forenoon this gallant Regiment
was drawn up on the Castlehill, presende of Hi;;
Excellency General VizsE; the North .British Sr.tf, .
Their Royal Highnesses MoNsiEUR and LE
DtiC DE BERA.I, Their .Highnesses Li 'PRINCE
E CoridE and LE Duc ,15E BoukBON; with seve.:
ral others of ,the French Nobility, came in car:.
riages, when the Regiment paraded and performei • •
their exercise. When the Regiment saluted MoN:'
siv.trk and the French'Nobility (the Music play ing
God save. the King), MoNsiEtik and the French
Nobility returned the salute by taking off their
hats. The Regithent.was new cloathed, had 'their
new Colours, and loOked remarkatily Well. His
Royal Highness MONSIEUR and the French Nobi-
lity afterwards went up to the Castle; and saw the
New Barracks; &c. The grid Reginient Was draws;
up in the Castle 'during the time the Preneh- No,- •
bility were there, and ColOnel ritcxsoN, of the
42d, Commanding Officer, walked throtigli the:
Castle along with MONSIEUR.

From the LONDON G AZETTE, Dec. IT, I go 2.

Ordirance-Office, December E, 1802.
Royal IZegrment of Arti
`attain- Lieutenant' Gother Mann to be Captain, vice Ste-
belie'. deceased. Dated November :9, 18oz.
first Lieutenant john S. Robison to be Captain-Lieutenant,
vice Mann Dated as above.
'Second-Lieutenant Thomas G. Brown to be First Lieute-
nant, vice Robison. Dated as above. •
Second-Lieutenant Duncan Grant
.to be First Lieutenant,
vice Frere, resigned. Dated November z 3, 1802.
First Lieutenant James Webber to he Captain-Lieutenant,
vice the Honourable R. Rollo, retired. Dated November
25, 1802.
Second Lieutenant Henry F. Ellison to be First Lieutenant,
vice Webber. Dated as above.
First Lieutenant John M. Close to be Captain-Lieutenant,
vice Ormsby, retired. Dated as above.
Second-Lieutenant James Gomm to be First Lieutenant, 'vice
ClosE. _ _ _

Corps of Royal Engineers..

Second Lieutenant Edward Could to be First Lieutenant,
vice Radford, deceased. Dated October 8,18 oz,
Second Lieutenant Charles F.. Smith to be First Lieute-
nant, vice Le- Breton, deceased. Dated Oclober 9, 1852.
Wiz r- Offir e, December 11. I/502.

3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Captain Alexander Hep-
borne Belches, from Halt_ Pay of the Regiment, to be Cap-

tain, vice Minsell, who 'exchanges, receiving the differ-

euce.
zSth Regiment of Light Draroons, Captain the Honourable
R. W. O'Callaghan, from Half-pay of the late zzd Light
Dragoons, toile Captain, Petre, who exchanges, re-

cei ving the dith:rence.
3d Regiment of foot Guards, Charles Clarke, Gent. to be
Assistant-Surgeon,- vice Coombe, who resigns.
ad Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Robert Shearman to be
Captain, by purchase, vice Hawkins, who retires.--Charles
'Parke, Gent. to be Fiisign, by purchase, vice Stewart,
promoted.—Cassius Matthew Clanchey, Gent. to be En-
sign, by purchase, vice Holmes, promoted in the 6oth Foot.
Serjeant-Major Jeremiah'Cleeve, fronythe ist Foot Guards,
to be Adjutant, with the Rank of. Ensign, vice Gardiner,
who resigns.
rth Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without Purchase.—Lieu-
tenant Henry Mockler, tram the 68th Foot.—Lieut. James
Porter, from ditto.—Lietit. William Farrel, front ditto_—
_ Lieut. Francis Gualy, from ditto, —Lieut. Charles Tu-
ton, from ditto.. •
To be Assistant-Surgeon—Assistant-Surgeon John Freeman,
from the 6oth Four, 'vice M tityre, 'promoted...,
Lith Regiment of Foot, .Captain James 'Watson to be Ma.
jor„ by purchase, vice Powell, who retiree.—Lieutenant
William Wood to he Captain,-viee Watson.
23d Ditto---Cornet J. Moss, from the
.13th Light. Dragoons,
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Broughton,, promoted
in the 6 th Foot.
29th Ditto, William Henry Thompson, Cent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Sutherland,- resigned.
34th Ditto, Lieutenant Archibald Kemp, from the 82d
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Algeb, who exchanges'. ' -
.37th Ditto; to be Lieutenants, without purchase—Lieute-
nant Henry William l'almerfrom the,6Bth Fobt.—Lieut.
Philip Baggs, front dittri.—Lieut. George Williams, from
ditto.—Lieut.. Henry Whitestone, from ditto.—Lieut. An-
drew Creagh, trout ditto'. Ensign John Hodgson.—En-
sign-Richard Walton .—Lieu tenant Richard Egan, from the

ail) Foot. .
39th Ditto, Ensign Michael M'Creagh to be 'Lieutenant,' by
purchase, vice Robson, who retires.
41st Ditto, Major Alexander Campbell, from Half-pay of
th late York Feneibles, to tit Major, vice Grey, who ex-.
changes, receiving the difference.
sad Ditto, Ensign
out purchase, vice Dixon, promoted. •
59tit-Ditto, Lieutenant William 'Armen, from Half-pay of
the 29th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Tyeth, who ex=
. changes, receiving t; re. difference.
both Ditto, Hospital-Mate John- Carrol to be A ssistintiSur-
pun. vice Freeman, removed to the If 1 the Foot.
64th Ditto, Ensign -William W. Ashenhurst to be Lieute-
nant, by pureliae, vice Maciknald, prrirnoted.
78th Ditto, 'Thomas Fulton, tent. to Ile Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Steptiens,proinoted:
Bsd Ditto, Lieutenant .William W. Algeo, froth the 34th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kemp, who exchanges.
Ditto, Lieut. Robert Evans, :tom Half-pay of the Re-
giment, to be. Lieutenant, vice Douglas, who exchanges.
Edward Drury, Gent: to be Ensign, without purcnase,
vice Longrield, who resigns. -
Sgth Ditto, Lieutenant Frederic Hankeys from the 51st Foot,
to be Captain, by purchase vice liornfo rd, who retires.
Ist.Wost India Regiment-I'o be Lieutenants, without pur-
chase—Lieutenant Allan Cameron, trim thelth West In-

dia Regiment. Ensign ,Ed. Web 6.• Ensign William Davis.
To be Ensigns— Sant, 'Gent. vice Webb. Charles
Shaw, Gent. vice Davis.'
3d WeSt India Regiment L-to be Lieutenants, without put-
' chase—Lieutenant W. E. Rivington, from the Bth West
India Regiment. Lieut. John. W. Henderson, from ditto,
vice Ker, cashiered by the sentence of a General Court_
Martial. Ensign William john Harmer. Ensign Garrett

Brenan.
To be Ensigns-lohn Smith, Gent. without purchase, vice
Ball, pronint,.d. John Fagan, Gent. by purchase, vice
Iralack. Ensign George Jackman Rogers, from Half-pay,
of the 95th Foot, without purchase, v►ce Harmer, pro-
moted.
4th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Lieute-
nant Alexander Cameron, from the Bth Nest India Regi-

Ment. Ensign Michael Nickson. Ensign lames Clarke.
Ensign Joseph Hill Pears: Ensign John S. Carey.
To be Ensigns--Ensign H. Cumbie Greenshields, from the
Bth West India Regiment, vice Nickson. join' Hewetson,
Gent. vice Clarke. folin Dolton, Gent, vice Pears.
Ph Ditto, Capt. Timothy Caffin, from Half-pay of the late
Bth West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Amiel, who
exchanges. Lieut. Allan ;Macdonald, from Half-pay of
the 17th Foot, to be 'Lieutenant, without purchase.
6th Ditto, Lieut. fames lkl‘Guttbg, from Half-pay of the
35th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
To be Ensigns, without purchase—:-Edward Conroy, Gent.
vice Macdonald, 'promoted. John Dalton, Gent. vice'
Richardson, promoted. Evan Macpherson, Gent.
sth Ditto, Lieut. Richard Anneslev,, from the 57th Foot; to
be Captain, by purchase vice Demarais, who retires.
titli Ditto, Ensign James Anton to be Adjutant, vice Parr,
deceased,