The Sun.
London, England, 1836-07-01 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING. JULY L 1836.

On Wednesday, July at will be published, in foolscap Syo.
A POPULAR. ACCOUNT of the PUBI:,
lit- and PRIVATE LIFE of the ANCIENT GREEKS.
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Translated from the German of HEINRICH EASE.
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3, S. James's-square, July i.
This day was published,
rrinE LONDON and WESTMINSTER RE
VIEW. No. VI.—XLIXIio

CONTENTS.
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THE ARMY.

The following General Order has been issued from the
Horse Guards :

" Horse-Guard!, June 20.

- - - - .
" Lord Hill finds it expedient to revise and extend the
benefits of the regulation under which the soldier of good
character is indulged with permission to purchase his dis-
charge upon the recommendation dills Commanding Officer.
" His Lordship is convinced that the popularity of the
military- service generally, and the success of the recruiting
service, cannot fail to be greatly increased by granting that
indulgence to as liberal an extent as may be consistent with
the due maintenance of the efficiency of the army.
" With that conviction upon his mind, Lord Hill earestly
recommends to Ciummanding Officers of regiments and depots
not to refuse their support to any case of application for
discharge for the regulated compensation, in which the ap-
plicant's conduct shall be unexceptionable.
" The want of a moderate number of men to complete
the rank and file of a regiment ought not, of itself, to be the
means of disappointing a deserving .soldier of his discharge,
there being no difficulty of obtaining recruits at the present
low rate of bounty.
" Lord Hill will accordingly watch the future operation
of the admirable system of discharge for compensation, and
give his decision in favour of every case in which the Com-
manding Officer shall not submit circumstantial proof of
tile unworthiness of the applicant, it being alwayii under-
stood that exigencies may arise to rent) r the total sus-
pension 9f the grant of . discharges absolutely necessary,
such as the embarkation of a regiment for active service.
His ioordship will, on these occasions, ascertain the
number a ine-a wanting to complete by reference to the
last returns of the regiment to which the applicant belongs.
" Althopgh the regulation in question was framed to re-
ward the good and efficient soldier only, yet experience has
proved that the army derives great advantage from the oc-
casional discharge, for the reguated compensation, of men
of indifferent character, and whose habits may have ren-
dered them permanently inefficient, as well as men who
have been too long in a state of desertion to be again fit
for the ranks.

" All cases of the above nature are to be specially sub-
mitted by Commanding Officers for Lord Hill's decision ;
and his Lordship expects that he shall frequently have it in
his power to disencumber regiments of men of this descrip-
tion, without prejudice to the discipline of the service.—By
Command of the Right Hon.
• " GEN. LORD HILL, Commanding in Chief.
"JOHN MACDONALD, Adjutant-General."

SIVIITHFIEL
The supply to this day's market
dull, at the following

I) MARKET.
t was moderate, and the trade was

rucks YEE STONE OF Sr,
s. d. to s. d
Inferior Beasts 2 6 210
Second quality ditto 3 0 3 4
Prime large Oxen 3 6 3 8
Prime Scots, &c.
Large coarse Calves 4 0 4 4
Prime small ditto 4 6 410
Suckling Calves each —l5 0 30 01
Lamb
SUPFLY, AS YEE CI.;
Beasts. I Sheep
596 • I 8,300

s d to s d.
2 6 210
:3 2 3 6
38 4 0
38 4 0
44 4 8