The Sun.
London, England, 1830-02-04 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

General Lord Hill, G.C.P. and G.C.H., Commanding-
in-Chief, will not hold a levee to-day at hi 3 office in the
Florse-•Guards.

hlnjer-General Lord F. Somerset, K. C. 8., went through

his list on Tuesday, at his office in the Horse. Guards. A
few Generals, and upwards of fifty othtr officers, trans-
acted military business with his Lordship.
The routes far the chauge of quarters of the Foot
Guards hare not yet been issued.
A detachment belonging to the 11th Regiment of Light
Dragoons marched on Tursday morning from London for
the Caralry Depot at Maidstone.
A detachment belonging to the 30th (Cambridgeshire)
Regiment of Foot marched on Tuesday morning from
London, on route to join the Regiment at Portsmouth.
A detachment belonging to the 47th (Lancashire) Re-
giment of Infantry marched on Tuesday morning from
London, on route to join the Regiment at the Isle of Wight.
A detachment belonging to the 93:1 (Highland) Regi-
meut of Foot marched on TuTsday morning from London,
on route to join the Reserve Companies at Stockport.

The following compose the Staff, &e, of the Re-
cruiting. Districts of Great Britain : -
LEZDS. —Consisting of the counties of Northumber-
land, Durham, Cumberland, Westmoreland, and parts of
Yorkshire and Lancashire.—lnspecting Field Officer,
Lieut.-Colonel N. Ramsay ; Adjutant George Mos.s;
Lieut. Paymaster 11. B. B. Adams ; Surgeon to the
Forces, F. Loinsworth. _

SUPERINTENDING OFFICERS —Lieut. Metge, 45th
Foot, Leeds; Lieut. Bayley, 21st Foot, station Leeds;
Lieut. Hoxy, 61st Foot, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
LivEaroor..—Consisting of the county of Che-.hire,
and parts of Lancashire, Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Shrop-
shire, and North Wales. —lnspecting Field Officer, Lieut.--
Colonel J. Jordan ; Adjutant, Lieut. H. Bertleis ; Pay-
master, Captain Woodgate; Surgeon to the Forces, J.
Elliott.

SUPERINTENDING OFFICERS.-Lieut. Hanlinall, lbw
Font, Liverpool ; Lieut. Reardon, 22d Foot, Manchester;
Lieut. Butler, 25tb Foot, Sheffield.
COVENTRY.-Consisting of the counties of Hereford,
Lincoln, Nottingham, Leicester, Warwick, Worcester,
Shropshire, Stafford, part of Derbyshire, and South Wales.
—lnspecting Field Officer, Lieut.-Colonel Ewart ; Adju-
tant, Lieut. J. Ross ; Paymaster, R. Jellicoe; Surgeon
to the Forces, G. E. Griffin.
SUPERINTENDING OFFICERS.-Lieut. APPherson, 64th
Foot, Cove ntry ; Lieut. 11I'Lean,20th Foot, Nottingham ;
Lieut. Kelly, 6th Foot, Newcastle-under-Lyme; Lieut.
Leckie, 39th Foot, Shrewsbury ; Lieut. O'Grady, 62d
Foot, Leicester; Licut. Lukis, 59th Fort, Birmingham;
Licut. Trydall, 55th Foot, Boston.
BRISTOL.-Consisting of the counties of Gloucester,
Wilts, Somerset, Dorset, Devon, Cornwall, and parts of
Hants. Inspecting Field-officer, Lieut.-Col. Brereton ;
Adjutant, Lieut. Hodges; Paymaster, W. H. Phillips;
Surgeon, 1. Q. Short (Dep. Insp.).
SUPERINTENDING OFFICERS.-Lieut. APLeroth,3Bth
Foot, Bristol; Lieut. Newhouse, 95th Foot, Gliaticester ;
Lieut. Grant, 86th Foot, Salisbury.
LoNnoN.-Inspecting Field Officer, Lieut.-Colonel W.
G. Macgregor : Adjutant, Lieut. Blakeney: Paymaster,
John Cockburn.

SUPERINTENDING OFFICERS.--Lieut. Neale, 16th
Dragoons, London ; Lieut. Rundle, 49th Foot, London ;
Lieut. Eason, 60th Foot, Norwich ; Lieut. O'Nrile, 16th
Foot, Bury St. Edmunds; Lieut. Daly, 14th Fcot, Stam-
ford ; Lieut. Hassard, S7th Foot, Reading; and Lieute-
nant Campbell, 46th Foot, Maidstone.

The following compose the Staff, &c. of the dis.
:ricts of Great Britain :

NORTHERN.—Consisting of the counties of Northum-
berland, Cumberland. Westmorland, Durham, York, Che-
shire, Lancashire, Nottingham, and Isle of Man.—Ge-
neral Officer, Major-General Sir H. E. Bouverie, K.C.8.;
station, Rotherham.—Aide-de-Camp, Captain Bolder°,
Grenadier Guards. Staff Assistant-Adjutant-General,
Lieut.-Col. J. Shaw, half-pay; station, Manchester.
Major of Brigade, Brevet. Major Wood, half-pay; statism,
Rotherham.
SOUTII-WEST.—Consisting of the counties of Wilts,
Dorset, and Hants.—General Officer, Major-General Sir
C. Campbell, K.C.B. ; station, Portsmouth. Aid-de-
Camp, Captain Campbell, 3d Foot Guards. Major of
Brigade, Lieut.-Colonel T. N. Harris, half-pay.
WEsrEarr.—Consisting of the counties of Devon, Corn-
wall, and Somerset, exclusive of Bristol and its vicinity.—
General Offie,r, Major-General Sir J. Cameron, K.C.B. ;
station, Devonport. Aide-de-Camp, Lieut. Cameron,
Rifle Brigade, Major of Brigade, Bt. C. H. Smith, half-
pay.
JERSEY.—General Officer, Major-General Sir Colin
Halkett, KC. B. and G. C. H. Lieutenant-Governor ;
station, St Helier. Inspector of the Island, Colonel H.
Touzell.
GU HANSEY AND ALDERNEY-General Officer, Major-
General J. Ross ; station, St. Peter's Port.
Inspector of Cavalry, Major-General Sir R. Hussey
Vivian, Bart. K.C.B. and K.C.H. ; station, London.
Aide-de-Camp, Captain Vivian, 7th Hussars. Major of
Bi igaee, Major the lion. W.L.F. Da Roos, half-pay.
(From the Limerick Chronicle of Saturday.)
The Bth regiment in Dublin, and 75th regiment at Fer-
moy, expect to embark shortly for the West Indies.
Capt. England, Lieuts. Brown, Delancey, and Sutton,
with two companies of the 75th, have relieved Capt Ham-
mond, Lieuts. Graham and Forth, stationed at Fethard
and New Inn, County Tipperary.
Ensign Good, of the 14th, is ordered to sell his coin-
mis.ion for insubordination, and Lieut. Lowther, 44th, is
acquitted for misappropriation of regimental funds, pur-
suant to Court Martial at For t William, India.

A Court of Inquiry was held on board his
Majesty's ship Hyperion, yesterday, by Captain JOHN
Hants, C. 8., of the Ganges, and Captain the Hon. G.
Eworr, of the Victory, 'on Lieut. GEORGE PERCY
ROSENBERG, by order of the Admiralty. We understand
it to have been instituted at Lieutenant ROSENBERG'S re-
quest, in consequence of the unexpected termination of the
trial of JORN O'DARa, who was acquitted of intent to
murder him, in direct opposition to the charge of the
Judge. It will be satisfactory to Lieut. ROSENBERG'S
friends to learn that the Court declared itself perfectly sa-
tisfied with his conduct, and entirely acquitted him of
any imputation of oppression Or harshness towards JoHN
O'llArtE. The result is highly complimentary to Lieut.
ROSENBEAG.-Brighton Paper.

On Friday week 'an eagle was shot in the
neighbourhood of Bridgewater by a man who was in the
pursuit of will fowl. Its wings only being broken, the
bird escaped, and seated itself on the summit of a tree,
front which it was dislodged by a second shot from a
stranger who chanced to lee near. The eagle alighted on
the arm of his assailant, and would probably have most
amply avenged himself had not the man dexterously seized
him by the throat, and, notwithstanding the repeated and
violent blows which he received from the powerful pinions
of the enraged bird, held it firmly until he was rescued
fr:an his perilous situation by the first sportsman. The
mijestie bird was then secured by binding his pinions.—
Be measures eight feet from tip to tip of the wings....
Bath Chronicle.