The Sun.
London, England, 1822-06-01 00:00:00

ESTIMATE of the Charge of the DISEMBODI
GREAT BRITAIN, from the 25th Deceml
24th December, 1822, both inclusive, being

Pay for 89 Adjutants
84 Paymasters
5 Ditto -
2 Ditto -
89 Surgeons - 6
76 Quarter-Masters 5
89 Serjeant-Majors 110
1,288 Serjeants - 1 6
1,288 Corporals . 1 2
84 Drum Majors - 1 f;
510 Drummers . 1 0

s. d.
- 8 U per diem
- 6 0
- 5 0
- 4 0

Total of Pay - X.
Contingent Allowance at 3d. per nintll,l
for each Drummer and Private Soldier, 'r
being 51,998 - - )
Allowances to Subalterns and Surgeons-
Mates, and to Reduced and Retired Ad-
jutants, Surgeons,. and Quarter-Masters,
upon account - - . -
Allowance to Surgeons for Medicines and
Attendance on the permanent Staff, viz.
3,259 Men, at 6d. per month for each man

TOTAL CHARGE - . -

ESTIMATE of the Charge of the DISE MRODI
IRELAND, floin the 25th December 1821,
cember 1822, both inclusive, being 365 day:

per diem each
Pay of 38 Adjutants at as Od
38 Surgeons . • 6 0
38 Paymasters - 6 0
38 Quarter Masters 5 0
38 Serjeant Majors 1 10
38 Q. Mast. Serjts. 1 10
608 Serjeants - 1 6
615 Corporals - 1 2
38 Drum Majors 1 6
344 Drummers - 1 0
76 Fifers - • 1 0

An Allowance at the rate of 3d.
per month for each Private
Man and Drummer, for defray-
ing the contingent Expenses
of the several Corps - - - -
An Allowance to 311 Surgeons at
the rate of 6d. per month for
each of the Non-Commissioned
Officers and Drummers chi con-
stant pay at Head Quarters,
for the Expense of necessary
Medicines and Attendance,
while the Militia are not cal-
led out for annual training or
exercise
Annual Allowance to Subalterns
and Assistant Surgeons - -
Charge foi• Agency

Allowances to Retired Officers
and to Supernumerary Officers,
Non -commissioned Officers and
Drummers
An Allowance to 38 Surgeons at
the rate of 6d. per month for
each of those supernumerary
Non-commissioned Officers and
Drummers on constant pay at
Head Quarters, for the Expense
of necessary Medicines and At.
tendance, while the Militia are
not called out for annual train-
ing or exercise

Charge for 365 days,

Irish.

d. s.
5,548 0 0
4,161 0 0
4,161 0 0
3,467 10 0
1,271 8 4
1,271 8
16,644 0
13,094 7 6
1,040 5 0
6,278 0
1,387 0 0

158,3'23 19 21

Total in Irish Money -

2,830 7 01

527 2 fli

125,248 17 6
11,567 1U 0

137,549 7

381 6 01

•£i

• Which Sum of £126,428 9s. 24. Irish,
amounts in British Money to - -

May, 1822.

CANTERBURY, MAY 31,—Yesterday the grenadier cow'
pany of the 3d Foot (Buffs) halted in this city on their return
from Dover to Chatham, to which place they marchecl•latelY:t°.
form a guard of honour on the arrival of the Prince and Prin-
cess of Denmark.
The garrison of Dover, consisting of Majors Sandharn and
Taylor's companies of Artillery, and a detachment of the 3i-!
or Buffs, under the command of Major Marlay, have contri-
buted two days' pay towards the fund for the relief of the
tressed districts in Ireland. - - --Irched

Major Sandham's company of the Royal Artillery nta• - to
yesterday morning from the Heights Batteries at Dover,
Deal, and immediately embarked on board the Intrepid Ir°'
port, and sailed for Dublin.
The 44th Regiment, 700 strong, now at Chatham, are •
pected to embark at Gravesend, for India, this day or tozorr", a
On Sunday, the Adjutant-General, Sir H. Torrens arri%_e
at Government-House, Colonel Sir A. Christie's, cliatbrie r
and on Monday inspected the 44th Regiment, previous to To,
embarkation for the East Indies. The Adjutant-General a' the
wards inspected the 58th Regiment, lately returned from
to
West Indies. Both the Regiments acquitted themsel,"„,ed
the high satisfaction of the Adjutant-General, who was Pei7ote.
to express his entire approbatron of their discipline and
nor economy.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, May 31. er,
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Ditto, at Sight
Rotterdam

12 6
12 10

Antwerp l2 4
2i V 6
Hanoburgh 37 S ci Us.
Altona ***
Paris, 3 Day's sight 2B 1 359 z°'
ti'
65.,
I
Ditto
Bourdeaux, ditto
Frankfort on the [vain
3tia ,
Madrid
lire
Cadiz
Bilboa 36 Etic‘
Barcelona
.
Seville
Gibraltar .. 304
Leghorn
Gco•I oill 44 -Venice, Ital. Liv. 27 60
Malta 45 -Naples 49 OP
,
Palermo ..
Lisbon
Oporto , 5l/
Itio.laneiro
Dublin .... 94 ........ Cork ......34 wet Cent.
~.. ••„,

BULLION.
Portugal Gold, in Coin
Foreign GOld, iu Bars
New Doubloons .....
New Dollars
Silver in Bars, Standard

. L.O 0 0L ri '''
... .3 17 103
... 0 0 0,
... 0 4 94
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MURDER OF MRS. DONATTY.—Late on V have
nesd.ay night the man, who was suspected to 12,0.
been implicated in the assassination of 0' b
Donatty, arrived from Birmingham by they °,2,c0;
in the custody of Mr. Goodall, the Hig `a-ay,
stable of that town ; and, on the following Aect
Mr. Taylor and several other gentlemen attenas
at the Bow-street Office, and the accused
..,it.
brought into the presence of the different 7oce
nesses. A long private investigation toolc Pied,
in the Magistrate's room., However, the accuetson,
who is carrying on the business of a 13".`hecl
mould-maker, at Birmingham, fully estabist_iiii,
his innocence, and therefore, in justice to n
we refrain from giving his name, • _

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