The Sun.
London, England, 1837-05-30 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

to l:". J. Watson is to be removed from the 86th Regiment
Colonel of the 14th Regiment of Foot.
Zeutenant-General Sir Arthur Brooke is to be the new
thu.?nel of the 86th Regiment. We presume that Sir Ar-
will relinquish the Government of Yarmouth.
°F tht, ril'ince Regent transport, with the second battalion
eepha-itutle Brigade on board, arrived at Gibraltar from
days
I.ary w 4114 on the 15th instant, having been thirty-seven
eo4°o the -voyage, and experienced very severe gales, and
inds.

'-,(111(7 were much gratified with a view of the .splendid
▪ 'dwear-
%of Dutch pictures of the well-known ameteur,.
at No. 'Oily, Esq., the sale of which commences to-morrow,
Pall-Nlall.
'4\-1)01-a'ss TO THE PRINCESS VICTORIA:—
d'h4 %)Ithe carriages of the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs,
Melnen„—a"l. oCoonm, trolier,'Aldermen, City Solicitor, Recor-
• ••—m°n Sergtpant, Mr. Sergeant Arabin, and. other
the
l'aernb`le aLithoritieS, with an immense number.belongingltodt
in
the Court of Common Council, assFrrib.e
from whence they proceeded to Kensington
tliZra• lahm 'a order to present the City Address to her Royal.
the h.ness the Duchess of Kent, and the Princess Victoria, on
!19q, event of her arriving at her majority. The processioni
4habl,very imposing one ; and it was loudly cheered by t
'ilm,„:4ntS who lined the front of the houses, as well as by the
the mien
crowd who thronged the streets ; and the bells of
...eYeral churches rang merry peals as it passed along. ,
fi:esterday afternoon, between one and two o clock,
the b° Y, about eleven years of age, of the name of Jones,,
°f a messenger at Somerset. house, a
residing at No.
idelite.w Church-court, Strand, met with very serious ar-
-I)44Wit St. James's park. He went to the Park, in cons-
some other lads, to witness the firing of the guns
Rile b't'eur.iation of the King's birth-day, and was wounded. on
;a'4tld,•„4`' by a splinter from one of the trees, struck. b the
fr or plug of one of the pieces, and it is feared his )skuß
linso'ticttured.
He was instantly conveyed to Charing-cross
I,Lal Where he lies in a dangerous state.
qrodille colossal lion recently erected on the top of
lau,hatrs brewery, Belvedere-rood, Lambeth, appeared to
dbout advantacre on Wednesday night, being surrounded by
ay lights, in honour of the Princess Victoria's natal
110 in model was cast by M essrs. Rudlege and Co., from
"igh '"° Vatican at Rome. It measures 11 feet six inches
T. 13 feet six inches long, and weighs seven tons.
the sere are no less than 16 species of turbot, of which
41'5 tatnnoek-fleak of the north is the chief. Though numbers
his lessa, on our own coast, the Dutch are said to have drawn
tuae 80,000/. in one year from us for their supply: of
2,004 alone, while the Danes have been receiving from
lob—' to 15,000/. per annum, in return for the million of
11,11
are from the rocky shores of Norway. Yet both these
Ilr'd e(14111Y good and plentiful at home, were our fishery
'or as it ought to be, a national object for the supply of food
tret4rsi.ty,', that hardy race, to whose prowess our national
of Is Mainly owing.
I„ine bronze statue of Guttenhurgh, the discoverer
,itfej,nting, cast at Paris, from models by Thorswaldsen, has
• r:To 4',ived at Mayenec: of which he was a native, and where
11 4°1:J41/lent is to be e'rected. The cast was accompan.ied
te,tiltnificatei front ail the eminent artists of Paris, bearing
bee 4 t°,_nY to the perfect success with which the cast has
4ligkt,at'lleenz.t. The inauguration will take place on the 25th of