The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-02 00:00:00

Trip ARMY..

It is conjectured, that the 4rirish regiments st
Stralsund, which report mentioned as having. been
ordered to embark toy another destination, kill
proceed to the,Weser, in 'order. to 't4c. advantage
of the opportunity afforded, by the estahlishmeut
of the Russians in ,Bremen 'and Qltleiilaiirg, for
raising the standard of-the %viol Sovereign in
the-
Electorate of Hanover.. These regiments are
lorthiVieh to be augiuented to thc full strength or,
1000 men each battalion,
.by the admission of Ger-
man recruits.

Lieutenant-General Sir -Taos. PiCTOWS health
being in a great degree re-established, it is said
he will soon proceed to Spain, to takt . the com-
mand of the Etotern Army.
flit Coldstream Guards, the 37th and 88th re-
giments, were the most sueesstill cotys in ob-
taining men during the late volunteering front the

Detachments of the 88th and 42d regiments,
embarked at Portsmouth on Saturday fur Por-
tugal

TA detachment of upwards of 100 horses of the
Royal Waggon Train, embarked on Saturday
morning at Portsmouth, with an otAeer and a pro-
portionatenumber of men, for Spain.
Thu Royal Cardigan Militia have marched to
Portchester.

The 2d battalion of the :Sib regiment of foot has
been ordered trom Exeter, to be placed under the
command of General ACLAND, iii the Eastern
district.

The Light Cavalry Depots have received
u~ission to turn nut a proportion of horses into
straw-yards, for the winter.

The: Commander in Chief has lately directed,
that DragoOns should not be employed in convey-
ing Military Orders, except on urgent occasions,
which may require immediate disp3tch.
A circular letter his been transmitted to the
Lords Lieutenant of Counties, by the Secretary
.of the Home Department, forthe purpose of ren-
&ring entire effective, and of more general ns-p,
that valuable corps the yeomanry cavalry. With
a view to this important object. Lord Stonou'rx
recommends the forming the separate troops, or
small corps, into regiments, consisting of not
less than ;six troops, where there are so many 'fa
the county, and that each regiment should per-
form its annual exercise of twelve days, as per-
manent duty, at one and the santv period, kind be
object-during that time to one inspection. Corps
so formed, and consenting to assemble annually
for the period Above mentioned, are in future, in
lieu.of present allowances, to receive the same
pay and allowances as are granted .to the regular
cavalry.

The-3d 'Royal Lancashire Rei;iment of Militia,
comanandeil by Colonel 011
Tuesday, reviewed in the Etc. ntx. Park, Dublin:
by Major General .BARKY. This very excellent,
Regirnezit, which, For gond conduct. clomliness:
and diSelpliUc, ' cannot be surpassed by any in hi,l
iftlajc:stY's service, through, several. evoin.
highly sat i•enutory to the,General.
r.
inspected and rizvietvedwaitloptcluxtpfir.eiesssiobyhitilitles
in.i;
ThurSchty se`ninv,ht, the Dumfries Militia were'
chn. AlowroorvLltY,
strong teritts' of ;Approbation, respe. eting that aP-
pearance and discipline
,of the rnen. '.)Jereerot.
jug into site line commenced on Tuesday; anti 27
of the corps enlisted. •
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. •
Th e Oiford
.comffrinfled by Coionel
LANGTON, arrivitl on Monflay w'imight ttt Cork
from Bri3tol. •

•
" A private named tiontes Gready, of the Sts or
Itvgiinent, taken anton4 the tnelty ;lt
"Money Cieck, iit Jilne tit, ttOd a Twilate of this
naeied Terence il,vrt, I n e hvell shat for
,erti,ni, Itl pursillitec thcir -;etttetice by Omits.
Martial at Kingston, had ou ate I!;.ith and h

LAW REPORT.

6!itirr pi!cuANclutY,
)(W.F.:5 V.-DALE Atsll) THOMAS.

This being, the first scat ,before Michaelmas
--'term, Mr. HART made motion fur dissolving:
tbe injunction obtained' by the, plaintiff in this
cause, which was a cross bill -filetl, by the.plain-
tiff,.witb a yiew of proving, the wives .of the, de-
fentlants, ho are heiresses in remainder, under a
certain family set!tleinent,•on the death of' their
late father, in 1863,,,when the plaintiff took pos-
session of the t6t:lte, and since rreeived.the pro-
fits, by getting them paid. into`Court, although a
judgment of nonsuit was to he entered up against
on the, late issue flied at Hertford, at the last
AssizeS,-Whe'n•Mr. Justice BAll.refosed to put
off the trial, that had been on the, preceding As-
sizes put oil' Baron pi,A,Lou.
mr. JOLT iSf;N fOlit)Wed01101‘.1 Same side.
Sir: liontti,y and Mr,
against the motion, contended,:qut the injunction
in this case.ought to befurtkertontinued,on,the
,grounds that -t alleged iliegithoacy of the,wives
of the defendants was ,to be
;proved in Naples,
Rome, Sicily, or Malta, vin some of 'which places
the plague nowt- is, or was lately, raging ,• SO ,that
,the cot mission could, not, perhaps, ystt be onfely
. ',excruted, in order to attain the ends of justice..
The Loci) was inclined to
,grant
the extension of
,the itkjunction on Neel I.e terms
for all parties ; but Mr. Hater ~ lu his rcply, op-
posed the arrnogment injurious to his clients,
the alleged heiresses, one.of,which,was denizetted
by her father, on a certificate by him produced of
her legitimacy, at the same time that it appeared,
.iluq.befween the:births of both the daughters, the
fattier had made atlidavit to ground a license to
marry the mother of the youngest daughter, &c,
'the Loan CHANCELLOR, on this state of the
case, desired the affidavits to be handed to him, to
(lecide this case in its. present premature state.---.
Judgment deferred.

The other 'notions of the seal having been dis
posed Of, the Court adjourned.