The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-02 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Table of Infantry Regiments serving in India, showing the
year of going abroad, the probable year of return home, and
period of Foreign Service, the present rate of relief being
one Regiment per annum.

' Year of I'robable Year Length of Where
Regiment. leaving (of Return to Foreign now
England. England. Service. Serving.
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Years.
45th 1819 1838 19 On passage
54th 1819 1839 20 Madras
16th 1819 1840 21 Bengal
6th 1821 1841 20 Bombay
55th 1821 1842 21 Madras
41st 1822 1843 21 Madras
49th 1822 1844 22 Bengal
13th 1822 1845 23 Bengal
44th 1822 1846 24 Bengal
3d 1823 1847 24 Bengal
40th 1824 1848 24 Bombay
2d 1825 1849 24 Bombay
31st 1825 1850 25 Bengal
57th 1825 1851 26 Madras
39th 1827 1852 '25 Madras
26th 1828 1853 25 Bengal
63d 1829 1854 25 Madras
62(1 1830 1855 25 Madras
17th 1830 1856 26 Bombay
9th 1832 1857 25 Bengal
4th 1832 1858 26 Madras

N. B. In proof that only one regit
relieved, the following arc the corps
India since 1827 inclusive—viz., 87
(2d Battalion), 14th, 89th, 46th, 481
sage home.

ment per annum has been
which have returned from
th, 30th, 47th, 59th, Ist
th, 38th, and 45th, on pAs-

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

PREFERMENTS, &c.
The Rev. Henry Manton, 8.A., to the Vicarage of Kirby
Green, Lincolnshire. Patron, the Lord Chancellor.
The Rev. James Lloyd Wallace, M.A., of Trinity Col-
lege, Cambridge, to the Mastership of Queen Elizabeth's
Grammar School, at Seven Oaks, Kent.

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The Rev. Thomas Procter, to the Head Mastership of
Sherburn Grammar School, vice the Rev. W. Hewson, M. A. ,
of St. John's College, Cambridge, promoted to the Herd
Mastership of St. Peter's School, York.
Mr. W. Beal, Foundation Sizar of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge, was, at a general meeting of the Committee and Pro-
prietors of the Devonport Classical and Mathematical School,
elected to the Third Mastership in that institution, vacant by
the promotion of the Rev. J. 0. Tancock, Al, A.

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The Rev. Joshua Finlinson, to the Living of Earl's Heaton,
Yorkshire.

The Rev. Helier Touzel, of Sidney Sussex College, Cam-
bridge, to the Rectory of St. Helier's, in the Island of Jersey,
vacant by the death of the Rev. Corbet Hue, D. D.
The Earl of Shannon having presented the Rev. John N.
Lombard to the Living of Carrigaline, the Lord Bishop of
Cork and Cloyne has appointed the Rev. Win. Hall, curate
of Kinneigh, to succeed Mr. Lombard, in the parish of St.
Nicholas.

ENGLAND'S NAVAL HEitoEs.---With the single
exception of Nelson, our naval heroes—the peculiar boast and
glory of our country—have not hitherto been done justice to,
as regards an adequate estimate and record of their public lives
and services, and their personal characters and intellectual pre-
tensions. We are happy to learn that this complaint is about
to he removed in a highly satisfactory and efficient manner, in
the case of the great Earl St. Vincent unquestionably one
of the most distinguished of all our naval heroes. Captain
Brenton, so well known as the author of " The Naval History
of Great Britain," has undertaken to give to the world the
" Life and Correspondence" of his illustrious friend; and the
extraordinary facilities enjoyed by this gentleman during the
lifetime of the Earl (who gave to him, and to him alone, ac-
cess to all his private papers, &c., for this express purpose)
afford every promise of a highly interesting and important na-
tional work.

a 241 to 2,071, TRADE OF NEW YoRK.---The number of vessels
which arrived at the port of New York during last year
amounted
of which 1,343 were Amerioan, 31 Aus-
tßritish, 71 Bremer., 49 Danish, 49 Dutch, 25
F reach,rin,
27 Hamburgh, 11 Meoklenburgh, 10 Norwegian, 54
Prussian, 2 Porwguese, 6 Uussian,
15 Spanish, 7t3 Swedish,
6 Sicilian, and 11 Sardinian. The number of passengers who
arrived during the same period amountod to 54,975.
Advices from Calcutta to the 18th inclusive, state
that the visit of Colunel Burney to head-quarters, was to make
arrangements for finally settling the dispute.. with the Burmese
Government, which have been unroll overrated there, but not,
we believe, with the Court of' Directors of the East India Cum.
pang.
The adviccs from India state that produce was very
low, in consequence of the unfavi3urable accounts from England
last spring ; the oyeTlanti mails of July and August nc.t, Thea
having arrived. We regret to add that a private letter an-
nounces the death of Sir Benjamin Malgm;
the Puisne Judge
at Calcutta, and another letter tai of Mr. Stewart, of the fain
of Stewart, Alackillop, nod 'to., of that City.
Gent Anatole Demidoff, the 0-- t Russian no-
bleman, presented the Emperor
short time since with Dela-
roche's celebrated pictvirc, of lane Grey. It has been unfortu-
nately in the great tare Which, 4a; destroyed the winter pa' tee at
St. Vetersburi..