The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-26 00:00:00

THE; MILITARY

Twt, note tprips fronr each of the litinar Re-
gitnents are ordered ..to be held in readiness for
foreign service. ••
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Tice following British regiments of :irtfanry art
now at Stralsund Or in its neiglibouTbootr:---tite;
fi=lth Regiment, 4th battalion. Royal Scius, 2d 1,
batta!ion .23th Regiment, 2d battalion .73d
2d battalion 91:3t. ditto.
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The superioi icy of, the cavalry of the German
Legion, with respect to the
,care and attentiOn
paid to their horses on. service, has, we hear,'bt..cu
represented in orders as an example to light dra; _
goons.
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It appears that the lify'adhitra transport at,4.. orts-
mouth, .underordet s for New South, 'Wales, was
so full and crowded, that after an 'examination of
'the !hinge'. of disease, by the. Inspector of" Hos•
pitals, a,detaelniient of the -46th Regiment, on
board, was. obliged to he disembarked without
delay.
Tire COnunatuling Officers of Regiments
_have
received orders from the War Office to dise'onti-
nue the usual contract's for meat, it being deemed
expedient that the supply of meat to the troops ht
Great Britain shOuld, from Sept. 2f.ith., take place
tinder contracts entered into by the'Commissitry in
,Chief only.
Lientenant-COloriel YAThs left town on Sattir-
day last, for PortSinotith, to join his Regiment at i
,Qu e been. :

The detachments of the Ist battalion of the 6th,
ith, and S2d regiments, now serving with the 2cl
battalions in Jersey and Alderney, are ordered to
Portsmouth to embark for the PeninStila'. -
The detachments of the I st battalions of the 32d,
40th, and tilst Regiments, now in Ireland, are to
conveyed immediately t_o Passage.
Captain CHARLES CU'i'LER, of
,the 69th Regi-
ment, is appointed Aide-de-Came tci'Lientenant7
General Sir THOMAS' PicroN, h. )3. serving in
Spain.
The pbblication of *a •Cinirt '..llartial in a,provin-
cial paper, before the sentence of the •Conrt was
confirmed, wjll, it is said, 'bring the publication
of these docioneks to a legal issue.

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The tollowioi; divisioh oilers were issued by
Oeneral OswALD, alter the attempt to storm St.
Sehastiaa's

" Camp, near St. Sebastian's, July 26.

nivisteN ofturats.—NC. 1.

" Major-General Oswitt,n requests the gallant corps coin-
plsing the first brigade to accept of his acknowledgments fiir
the and bpirit they displayed in the assatilt.of ytis,-
tur'laY• The :.:ajor-Gencral:ileptores• the lo*s they have slin-
t;!ined in the brave Officers 'and hien who fell upon that
occas, on.
lu his report Major-Getierar °swim) haslaken care to
do just ice to their merits arid spirit. 'The Royal. Scots proVed,
by the nutobers left in the breach, that it would have been
carried, had they not been °nised by real obstacles, that to
p rove ss con I d ove rco e.

" It tt;.i,etrs that th, r:.'ry judicious arrangements made by
Major-tieneral liar welt; most pointody attended to oy his
brigade, under the must trying re amstances;

By the Heligoland Mails ye.itertlay private let-
lets are said to have been received, from one Of
which the following is extracted :
" Hc4.lo.t.ANo, Au 20.-,.This moment a small boat has.
arrived from the Elbe, the only intercourse tee have had with
the other, side for several days, mving to contrary:winds. A
very respectable man, who is the singh: pasaenger by her,
states positivel.7 That the French have left nambor4li for the
purpo.4e o( tricamping
themselves at klergeilorti, leaving
there') their Gens O'Armes and Douaniers in the the place.—
The.. sientlennut further.states, that they hate done this
through jealousy, that the Danes were not their friend.;; .and
17. e adds, it is well known than if the Danes should turn upon.
French that Ilamburgh is not a place of competent security."
Other letters from thence mention that the Ar•••
mistice is broken.

The ccnnnlunication
,continues open between
lieligcilnrd and Tonningen, and much business is
transacted in'the interchange of colonial produce
for grain but it was required, that in future the
payment of the ad valorem Duties, la the Danish
Custom House, should be made, not in paper, but
in coin. •

One personage, most unexpected, no doubt, ex-
hibitect hiMself smong the l'lenipos who were pre-
sent at Prague : this was the Turkish Ambassa-
dor. He was unquestionably brought tiddler by
BuoNAPSATE, to oppose the Russians. The Ern-'';
peror ALEXANDER would with equal justice have
a right to call for a Wechabite to match, this Turk.
The Regency of Spain it is said, have lately
carried into execution the unanimous vote of the
Congress, which ordered a grant of land to' be
`conferred on the Marquis of WELLINGTON, as a
solid and enduring monument of the gratitude of
their nation, for the transeendant services he has
rendered it. Three royafeitates have according.
ly been submitted to the British Field Marshal for
his choice, and with that disinterestedness and
taste which arc known to teMper the aplendOur
his military fame, he gave the pi eferenee to that
which was lowest in actual value, but which came
recommended to his fancy by the beauty of its
situation and the amenities of its scenery. ...It is
the royal estate, called the Sitteo di Roma, situat-
ed on the river Xenil, in the Kingdom of Granada.
Its annual produce is estimated ar 30,000'dolbtrs.
Yesterday Lord Mat.vit.te held a Levee at his
Office at the Admiralty, which was attended by,
Admiral BERKELEY, Admiral Sir C. HAMILTON ;
CaptcarlS•SMlTH, &WET, HENRY, 8/c.!
Captain lILANCKLEY left town yesterday,morn-
ing for Brigliton, to present KingJosErn's sword
to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, at
the, Pavilion., Numerous applications were made
from the different- Offices to have a sight of this
trophy,- but as the seal of Field Marshal the Mar=
quis of WELLINGTON was affixed to the ease, Capt.
B. could not gratify the wishes of the applicants.
Letters from Harwich state, that the fishermen
belonging to that port had heard, in their inter- •
course with persons from the Flemish coast, that
13u0NAPAnTa had left the'army, and was on his -
return to Paris. This we consider merely as an
echo of the rumour to the same effect from other
quarters. .
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The Sirth;•day Of -BUoNAPARTa.was to be
e.d eele-
brat at Hamburgh as well asat Dresden, my the
10th inst.. in consequence of the rupture' of the
Anuistice being expected on the regular anniver-
sary (the 15th). •
The. Prince of ORANGP, rand the -HeRPDITARY
paiNCE arrived at the Pavilion, Brighton, on Tues-
day afternoon.
it is said-that the Rev. Dr.. IRELAND has de-
clined the ofir male to him, of Regius Professor
cif-Divinity, Oxford, in the roont of Dr. llowtAtv,
the new Bishop 4f London.