The Sun.
London, England, 1830-02-01 00:00:00

GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE OF FASHIONS.

The embellishments to this periodical are as
usual, considering its exceeding cheapness, ex-
cellent, particularly the one illustrative of the
King on the Throne, which has a rich and im-
posing air. The contributions too are this
month much superior to what they were the last.

ANNIVERSARY CALENDAR.
A very useful and intelligent publication,
neatly printed, and well arranged.

EDWARDS'S BOTANICAL REGISTER;

OIL ORNAMENTAL FLOWER GARDEN AND SHRUBBERY.

Continue'l by Professor LINDLEY, F.R.S. Sze.
No. 12, Vol. 11. New Series.

Mr. Lindley is eminently successful in pre-
senting the gardening and botanical communities
with a succession of desirable plants and shrubs.
We have repeatedly of late expressed our appro-
bation and admiration of his exertions, and feel
pleasure in saying his labours continue to call
forth similar sentiments. The present number
finishes the second volume, and concludes also
Mr. Bemtham's valuable article on the genera
Labiate. Another instance of the liberality
of the Court of Directors of the East India
Company is shewn by Dr. Wallich's introduc-
tion from Nissal of Dendrobium chrysan-
thum, to the Horticultural Society. « It is
difficult to conceive a plant," says Mr. Lindley,
at once more graceful and beautiful than this;
its pendulous stems, which hang from the trunks

of rugged, deep brown, moss-clad trees, are
clothed with lucid leaves of the most lively green,
and its flowers are of the richest and deepest
yellow." The method of managing orchidious
plants, as detailed in this article, will render the
future cultivation of them more certain and pros-
perous. A very beautiful species of Bignonia
cherere is fi:;ured from Lord Grenville's esta-
blishment at Dropmore. It is a conservatory
climber, pre-eminently beautiful among the
lovely race to which it belongs ; propagated
readily by cuttings, and requiring no particular
management beyond that of giving it plenty of
room to run. The natives of French Guiana,
where it was discovered by Aublet, manufacture
the flexible shoots into baskets and broad-
brimmed hats, which act as umbrellas, keeping off
both the sun and the rain ; they also use the
shoots as cord. A very distinct species of
Phlomis, communicated by A. B. Lambert,
Esq. and five others of various beauty and in-
terest, and all calculated to thrive in the open
ground of this country, form the contents of
the present number. The evident attention given
to the execution both of the engraving and
colouring of the plates, places this work
above all praise.

PRESENT DISTRIBUTION OF THE

INDIAN ARMY.

(From tha Asiatic Journal for February.)
COMMANDERS-IN-CHIMP.
BENG/it—His Exc. General the Right Hon. Lord Combermere,
G.C.8.. &c.
MADRAS—His Exc. Lieut.-General Sir G. T. Walker, G.C.B. &c.
BomaAY —His Exc. Lieut... General Sir Thomas Baird, K.C.B.
BENGAL ESTABLISHMENT.
RING'S TROtiPS. COMPANY'S TROOCH.
Rcgts. Stations. Regts. Stations.
11th Lt. Drags. Cawnvoro 29th do Meerut
16th do -Meerut 36th do Mirzapore
3d Foot llhaugulpore 31st do Secrora
13th do Dinapore 32d do Meerut
14th do Berhampore 33d do Cawnpore
16th do Fort William 34th do Saugor
31st do Meerut 35th do Barrackpore
34th do Ghazeepore 36th do Allyghur
44th do Cawnpore 37th do Kurnaul
49th do Fort William 38th do Barrackpore
39th do Gurraverra and
liussingabad
40th do ?dhow
41st do Neemuch
42d do Neemuch
43d do Benares
41th do Cawnpore
45th do Baitool
46th do bluttra
47th do Arracan
48th do Allahabad
49th do Lucknow
511th do Gorruckporo
51st
52d do Pertaubgurgh
(Oude)
539 do Barrackpore
51. th do ltungporo (As-
sam)
55th do Benares
56th do Lucknow
57th do Mhow
58th do Almorah and
Moradabad
59th do Barrackpore
60th do Bareilly
61st do Shajelianpore &
Etawah
62d do Seetapere
63d do Berhamporo
64th do Dacca
65th do Agra
66th do Cuttack
67th do Mhow
68th do Dinapore
69th do Neemuch
70th do Futtehgurh
71st do Saugor
729 do Mullye
'3d do Jubbulpore
74th do Chittagong
Artillery Dram t)um (head
quarters)
Engineers Fort William(hd.
quarters)
Barrackpore, Dinapore, Ber-

COMPANY'S TROOPS.
Ist Lt. Car. Muttra
2d de Kurnaul
3d Cawnpere
4th do Meerut
sth do Kurnaul
6th do Sultanpore
(Benares)
7th do Keitah
tith do Nusseerabad
13th do Neemuch
10th do ... Mhow
Ist Eur.llgt. Agra
2d do Agra
Ist Nat. Inf Muttra
'id do Barrackpore
Loodhiana
4th do Sooltanpore
(Oude)
sth do Delhi
6th do A gra
7th do Midnapore
Eth do Banda
11th do Neerouch
10th do Kurnaul
11th do Barrackpore
12th do Nusseerabad
lath do Dinapore
11th do Delhii
15th do Flansi
16th do Saeger
rith do Delhi
19th do Agra
19th do Bareilly
20th do Keitah
21st do Nusseerabad
22d do Keitah
28d do l.oodianah
.24th do Cawnpore
25th d 0.... Titalyah
26th do Nusseerabad
.27th do Benares
28th do Allahabad and
Juanpore
N.B.—The half-batta stations
hampore, and Dum-Dum.

ABLISHMENT.
COMPANY'S TROOPS.
Regts. Stations.
17th Nat. Inf. Cannar.ore
18th do Darw•ar
19th do Tenasserim
20th do Quilon
21st do Kulladghec
22d do ‘;alanicottah
23d do Palaveram
24th do Kolapoor
25th
26th do Trichinopoly
zith do Bellary
:Bth do Jaulnali
29th do Bangalore
30th do Masulipatam
31st do Jaulnah
39d do Tavoy
33d do 'l'enasserim
34th do Chicacole
35th do Penang
36th do Amherst Town
37th do tiagpoor
38th do Berhampore
39th do Bangalore
40th do Trichinopoly
41st do 'cancer
420 do Gooty
43d do Secunderabad
44th do Cannanore
45th do Kolapoor
46th do Palaveram
47th do Nagpoor
48th do Vellore
49th do Masulipatam
50th do Belgaum
51st do Quilon
520 do Secunderabad
Artillery
Mount (11d..Qu.)
Engineers
(lltl.-Qu.)

'ABLISH M ENT.
COMPANY'S TROOPS.
Regts. Stations.
oth Nat. Inf
Ith do Poonah
2th do Poonah
6th do Poonah
4th do Vingorlah
ah do Baroda
6th do Baroda
ith do Bhewndy
Sth do
9th do Rajcote
20th do Hursolo
21st do Deesa
22d do Bhooj
23d do Asseerghur
24th do Bhooj
25th do Sattara
46th do Ahmednuggur
Artillery
Quarters)
Engineers
Quarters).