The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-18 00:00:00

GARRISON.

Burgeon Alexander Stahl', from the vi Garrison Battalion,
rube Extra Garrison Surgeon of Gibraltar, vice Pym, pro.
muted.
HOSPITAL STAFF,
Surgern. H. B. Wattb, from Half.pay, to be Sitrvon to the
it4tCeS. Surgeon William •North, sett. to bo surgeon to
the FOIrCeS. Surgeon jamer Rogers, from the 4th Garrison
Battalion, to be Surgeon to the Forces serving in Ireland,
vice Peile, promoted.

V* he Sow:evil to the Mvitione of Lithe INJ4mitY 111ililia In Ire.
14od.
W Division, Assistant-Surgeon S. L. Steele, (mm the 89th
Foot. 44 Ditto, ASSlStallt,SUrgcon Alexander Doyle, from
the 6,44 Foot. 3d Ditto, Assistant-Snrgeon John !lentil%
(turn the 34 Drumm.

1421101ANDVIL

The Appointment of Joseph Brooke, Esq. late of the Loth
Foot, to be Captain of a Company in the bth Battalion of
Reserve, us stated in the Gazette of the Ath Augtist last,
has not taken place.
The Appointment of Rodolphe Sturler,Gent. lobe Ensign
in the both Regiment of Foot; as statedin the Gazette of the
qth August-last, list not taken place.
The Appointment of Maodougall, Gent. late of the
Punbarton Fenciblcs, to be Lieutenant m the ad Battalion of
Reserve, as stated in the Gazette of the t3th OCtobet last,
has not taken place.
The Appointment of Philip Newton, Gent. to be Ensign
in the toth Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the gist April
slot, has not taken place,
E a a AT as in the GlZetlo of 00 34 inst.
For Regiment of Foot, [oho Cattenaugh, Cont. to be
Ensign, without purchase, Ronald Macdonald, Gent. to
be Adjutant, With tilts Ramc of Ensign, read gad Regiment
of Foot, John Cattenaugh, Gent, to bo Ensign, without
purchase; Ronald Macdonald, Gent. to Im Adjutant, with
She Rank at' Ensign,

21000 i GlitierVS and YrOVIIMY 0111411.
John Hardwick, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Challis Sheath,
tient. to be ditto, William Waite, Gent. to be, Ensign.
Lincoln:hire Ranger,.
Richard Stewart, Gent. to be Surgeon,
Lincoln Gentlemen and Yeomanry C4vegr.
Philip Bulien, Esq. to be Captain. vice Richard Ellison,
gpprjuited Lieutenant.Colonei in the. North Lincoln Mi.
Reuben Terrewest. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Kohn
Huns Gent. to be Cornet,
Lough Oeniknitot anti Yeoman', Cirvalry.
Robert Chatterton, Gaut. to be .Lieuttnant. Adam Eve,
Gent. to be Cornet.-
smidisz Gpitirwre pud Yoonhinf.Y corgh.v.
William Albin[ Gent. to be Lieutenant. • Wiliam Slator,
Gent. to be cornet, vice Yesgrave, resigned,
,
',Vitae* Gentlemen and Yoonlanuf caval,;,E.
Lieutenant Charles Lamb to be Captain vivo Lord St.
Asaph, resiyned, The Hon: George Aaliburnharn tp be
Lieutenant, vice Lamb.
Alward, Troop of Siotex On:denim well Yeomanry Cavalw.
Cornet Percival Hart to be Lieutenant. John King, Gent.
to he, Cornets vice Hart.
4/.1041r rolmntierr.
Pinkie Burrel 14044100 rd, Esq. to be Captain. George
Gray, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Abraham Soulby, Gent.
to be Ensign.
Burwell Cowipao.
Matthew Bancroft Lister, Esq. to be Captain. John Kent,
Gent. to be Lieutenant. William Holland, ~erlt. to be
Ensign,
NW/ goteihyty,
nods J . Bateman Dasliwooti, jun. Esq. to be Captain.
Gorge Walker, Gent. to be Lieutenant. ohn York.
stone, Gina.. to be ditto. lohn'Soullay, Gent. to by j:iir
sign.
"Ilford Conn's".
William Carnley, Est), tp be Captain, Thomas Wright
Temp, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Henry mutter Wilson,
Gent. to be ditto. .Richud Young, C. ens, to be Ensign.
/Veering Palawan.
lobe 1101MWOOdi E4q. to be Captain. William Knight,
Gent. to be Lieutenant. fohn Hearman, pout. to be
ditto, George Baker, Gent. to be Ensign.
ilottloreb Volunteers.
Robert Hannay, Esq. to be Captain. folly; IVl'Williarns,
Gent, tp be Lieutenant. Alexander MOWN Gent. to bo
'Ensign.
P:oPontrert.
_ _ _

Edward Carleton Esq. to be Major.Commanitant.
To be Captains-101m Bashby, Esq. Charles Ibbatson, Esq.
John Shaft, Esq.
To be Lieutenant S —Henry Overingten,. Gent. John liyass,
Gent. Whim's Holmes, Gent.
To be Ensigns—Joseph Hind*, Gent, Thomas Ibbetson,
Gent, °John Eariet, Gent,
-
Norris raliodfeet.
Adam Thomson Mitre, Esq. to be Captain, fitrneS M"rag.
gat, Ggnt, to be Ensign.
.116elart Irobastor (it,
hornas Eydoll, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colnitel-*Corntnend-
ant. Augustus IYugg:n, Esq. to be Major.
To be Captains—Henry Gee, Esq. John PaLner liolloway,
Esq. William Crape, 1. q. William Ituagemano Esti,
John Waite, hal.William prand, Esq.
'l'e be Lieutenatite—Step_ben l'ollettleh Gent, Edward
Wilford. Gent. John Dixon, Gent. 'Robert Rashtlale,
Gent. Samuel Waitl, Gent, James Ingrapt, Gent.
To be Ensigns—West Waite, Gent. Samuel Darwin, Gent.
Henry Clarke, Gent. John Esrarson, Gent. banJsmin
llowhn Kelsey, Gent. Hazily Gee, Jun. Gent.
To be Chaplain—The RCV. SAMUCi Piirtritigeo.
'Co be Surgenn—lohn Marston, Gent.
Notre Polustfer Isfanta,.
lames Pithy, Esq. to be Captain-Commandent. Hargate
Dove, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Thomas Phillips, Gent.
to be ditto. John Hove, Gent, to be gnsiga. John
oharddion, Gent. to be Surgeon.

4f4a so4irtif 4rlil/r j.
Jahn Putland, Cent. to be First Lieutenant.
sowth npiihicy of tbf Rips of liranther,l44lo4ers.
Charles Foster Goring Esq. to be Major. •
To be captains--William Mergesson, Esq. Richar4
• turd Comber, Em. Thomas Gregory, Leg,
To be Lieutenants—Thornae Henty, Gent. Richard pent.
fold, Gent. kVillisin Voster, Gent.
TO be I:nsigns—lienry Newland, Gent. I ohn Nye, Gent,
'Thomas Clayton, cent.
RrighttChnttotie rallouttr Artll47.
John Hargrave, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vire R,
weistord, tea:41010.
R MCP/0010111 ibirt Polimtetrt.
George ~larquit t,t lluckisq,bairt to be Colonel of lirigade.
psi Regiment. Southern Division, EfitriCiS SACkVillt) Lloyd,
Esq. to be Lietitett34-Colonsi.
To be Majors—Thomas Clarke, LIN, Patrick craufurd
Bruce, Rag. kivharsl Taylor, V
fro ht C;sptaing—Strielaittl Ftroinals, Esq. l'ho. Mason,
I,oWlldelt,
Ccoro Way, jEmi. ''!'iii boo.
irby, I, 'HO 1)1.41i.ei VarCrat Esq.

LONDON, NOVEMBER Is, isoa.

YRSTIRDAY 4 Lieutenant of the Navy arrived
at the Admiralty Offlee, sent up by the Captain
commanding the, lea Fencibles at Ljnoington, with
an account of the arrival there of a Vessel from
Aiderno, the Master of which stated, that a great
number of French Qpn.boats, Eighty, as was re.
ported, were seen steering for tha't Island, and an
English Frigate in the aet of engaging them.—
Other accounts stated yesterday, that the Island had
been aetually attscked.by twenty-four Gun.boats,
twenty.one of which had been sunk and. destroyed.
Whichever of these accounts may be most correel,
we may rely upon it that the Enemy has been cam.
pletely worsted in his attempt.

It is more certain, however, that on another and
an adjoining part of the Coast, they have met with
a complete defeat. Dispatches were yesterday re-
ceived at the Admiralty, from Porttmouth, stating
the arrival there of the Liberty Brig on Wednesday
evening, bringing in with her a Brig, a Sloop, and
a Lugger, being put of a French Squadron of Gun-
boats, consisting altogether of twenty.five, They
had put out "of La Hoot, and were navigating along
shore towards Cherbourg, to assist probably in the
attack on illdermyt when they were discovered by
La huhu: Sloop of War and the Liberty, which
immediately chatted, came up with, and drove them
all on shore on the rocks. The Boers of our Vessels,
however, afterwards boarded, and succeeded in get-
ting off the three brought into Portsmouth, in the
face of a warm fire both from batteries and tnusque try,
and without our peopic having suffered the smallest
injury. We have no doubt of the, same good ac.
count being given of au the invading Flotillas of
the Enemy, whenever our Ships can close with them.

• ----
On Wednesday morning an English Brig under a
Flag of Truce, arrived at Plymouth fioin Marlaix,
with Count Wxoosi,t. JAKLSBEICI the Danish
Minister, and his. Suite, on board. This Vessel
sailed from Morlaii on Tuesday evening, and
the people on board of her state, that the Ern.
barleation of the Troops for the Invasion .of
this Country is fixed for the loth of next
month, and that the preparations arc going on
very adlvely. There was, however, but one
Ono.keich at Mar/aix, mounting 413 guns, and
carrying tso men. This proves, at leait, th4t
their preparations there were Hot very great

it is stated la some of the Papers, that the
msrtalia Frigate sailed from the Downs on
Tuesday last, with General Sir DAVID DUNDAS
and two Olken of Engineers on board, for the
purpose of reconnoitring the French Coast.--.
There can be no foundation for this statement.
By examining our Deal Litt, it will be seen
that on Tuesday. the Immoitatit; anchored in the-
Downs from the Warr, and had remained, and was
still at anchor their yesterday:- •••••

.A Dublin Mail of the x+th arrived this morning,
but contains nothing interesting.

The Gazette of last night announces that Lord
HAwicteautty has been called up to the House of
Peers, by the title of Baron HAWRESBURTi of
Hawkesbury in the County of Gloucester. It also
announces the appointment of His Royal Highness
the DUILI Of CAMBRIDGE to be Colonel in Chief
of the King's German Legion.
On Wednesday evening THFift MAJPSTIES had
a selat Party at the Lodge at Windsor ; Lord and
Lady H tun tY were of the Party.

Yesterday morning, son after breakfast, His
MAJESTY, the DUKE of CANIRRIDGItt and PaIN.
CRSS SO,HIA, took an airing in the Long Walk,
and, viewed the different Improvements in the
Great Park, and at twelve o'clock, Hts Maj so',
and a numerous attendance of Gentlemen, diverted
theMselves with hunting with the Harriers, to the
left of Cumberland Lodge.
Het MAJ MT and the Pam 'lssas took an airing
to Frogmure.
PRINCESS AMELIA, with her usual Attendants,
took an airing in a coach and four to Stoke, and di: ed
with Miss VY•a. •

The Staffordshire Militia had a Grand Field-day
in Windsor Little Park yesterday,
On Monday the ROYAL FAMILY will leave Wind.
sor for Buckingham House.
On Monday evening Their. MA3tITIIB will ho-
nour Covent. Garden Theatre with their presence ;
and on Tuesday His MAJZSTY will go in the usual
State to the House of Peers to open die Session of
Parliament.

The only changes that are to take place before
the meeting of Parliament are, that Mr. GOLDING,
the intimate friend of Mr. ADD/NCtON, comes into
the Treasury, in the room of Mr. PY11179 ; Mr.
BRODRICIC, in the room, of Mr. H. ADDINCTON
and Mr. HoRHOUIS is to be Secretary to the Board
of'Controul, in the room of Mr. BRODR lex:
On Monday Lord R. EDWARD R. SO/lIRSITwas
elefied a Representative io Parliament for the'Coun.
ty of Gloucester. he was nominated by H. BIACH,
Esq. Who addressed the Freeholders on the occasion,
and the usual forms being completed, the new
Member rose, and, in an elegant Speech, expres.
sive of gratitude for the honour conferred tflion him,
declared that it should ever be his aim, by un.
remitting attention to his Parliamentary Duties. to
mt.it 1118.ot/daub of the Frachulders of Gfou.
cestershire. The Meeting then broke up, and
Lord EDWARD SOMILISIT, with upwards of two
hundred of his Friends, dined at the Bell inn, and
spent the evening with the utmost conviviality and
good humour.

The Duke of Atone, who has been some time
indisposed, is by no means in a state of conva.
lescenee.

Lord GEORGE CAVENDISH and his Lady have
left Twickenham, and are now in town. They
have fully arranged all matters relative to the pro.
perry of the late Lord IREDRRICIL CAVENDISH•

Captain the Hon. Jour; CoLvit.t., of the Royal
Navy, arrived, at Whitehaven last week, for the
purpose of enrolling Sea Fencibles at the ports of
Whitehaven, Workington, and IVlarypirt.
It is raid that from eix to ten thousand men are
shortly expetled to arrive in Scotland, under the
command of Lieut.. General Lord HUTCH t NSON.

The Somerset Place Association were impelled
on Wednesday by Lieut. Col. jarixmorr, who
expressed great satisfaClion at their suldier.like ap.
pearance.

CHAILLIS MOOKE, Es M. P. and Son of his
Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, has accepted
a Company in the Loyal Lambeth Volunteers, com-
manded by Lieutenant. Colonel EDwARDs.

Associations are forming in various parts of
Scotland for the purpose of proteding property,
guarding it in removing, and preserving the peace
in the event of the other forces marching to meet
the Enemy. These Associations arc to he armed
either with pikes, or with such tire.arms as they
can produce amongst themselves,
Two Companies of Gentlemen to be armed as
Sharp Shooters, ara immediately to be fori»ek: in
Perth,

The Volunteers of Wake6clil, Pontefraa, Dnn.
caster, Sheffield, Barnsley, Staincinss, and the
neighbourini places, have last week all been in.
spelled by Col, GARDNER, who passed the highest
and deserved encomiums on each Corps, for their
soldier-like appearance, and expertness in going
through their different mancenvres.

The Ship Owners of Ayr have made a tender to
the Lord Lieutenant of the County, of 3600. tons of
shipping, in case of Invasion, for the transporting
of Troops to any place in Great Britain and Ire.
land, completely manned and vinualled at their
own expence.,.

Out of ;414 establishment of 3 t 2 of Lieut. Col.
PA.TTCI4)49.-% Battalion of Norwich Volunteers, when
they arrived at yarpouth, there were only p absent
or deficient, front, various causes. A letter from
Mx. Secretary Yokta, expressive of His Majesty's
approbation of their cambia, Was communicated
to. Col. llAttvetr by the Lord Lieutenant, and rend
at the head of his Regiment on Sunday morning last,
in this city, which was reedited with three cheers;
When every one expressed their readine:l to emulate
their-example, at the period fixed for their rotation
of duty at that port, Full pay (the game as to the
„Militia Regithents) has been ord,r,d fur thr,4
months, to :commence from the Bth imtant, to all
the VONlneer Corps of this County, who have Ft).
gaged to take their share of garrizon duty.