The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-17 00:00:00

T If E .Alt Mt.

The depot of the 4th Light Dragoons is or-
dered to march this day from Romford Barraclo
to Maidstone, and join the Cavalry depot.
, It is eNpected that the Regiment of Yorkshire
litis,ars will be reviewed by his Grace the Duke
of WELLINGTON in May next.

Royal Military College, near flagshot, Dec. 24, 1821:
Sri—The itrgeC.: thmands made for a reductiOn of eitpence
in all public establishments having been very much pressed upon
the Commissioners for the maj.lagement of the affairs of the
Royal Military Collegei it has-been determined to adopt the al.
terations in the regulations of the Institution which are set forth

in the annexed ext_•act.

The increa.se in the rates of the second class is to commence
for all Gentlemen Cadets of that class now at the College, from
the 25th of December, I'B2l.

Tile arrangements respecting the first class will take effect at
the same time, in so far as those orphans are considered in pe-
cuniary distress, and these will be discharged after the 24th of
December, 1821, at the rate now paid for that rank in the. se_
cold class which the father held at the time of ins death.
All other orphans, however, now at the college, whose claims
on the ground of pecuniary distress are deemed justly admis-
sible, will continue...on the footing on Which they have hitherto
been.

. .
I hasten to make these alterations known to you, and request
to be informed, as soon as possible, whether it be• your inter-
Con to'continue Gentleman Cadet - at the College, paying
at the rate of - (increased rate) pounds per annum, from the
23th Of. December, In2l. I have the honour to be, Sir, yotir

most obedient servant,

U'o A. B.

J. BUTLER, Lieut.:Governor.

EXTRACT FROM TIIE REGULATIONS CF TIZE ROYAL mr.
LTTAIIY COLLEGE, DEC. 24, 1821.
The following- are the classes under which candidates are
admitted to the Estahlisinnent :
First Class—The sons of officers; of whatever rank in the
army, and of Masters and CoMmanders, and officers of rank
thereto superior in the Royal Navy, who have died in
the service, and have left families in pecuniary distress,
are admitted at a subscription of twenty pounds per an-
num. The Orphans of officers who had voluntarily retired on
half-pay are, however, excluded from admission into this class.
Also those of Officers who had 'retired by the reduction of
the corps, without having subsequently offered their ser-
vices, with the exception, however, of such orphans as
may have been born previously to that reduction. Only
one of a family can belong to the orphan class at the
Orphans whose families and connexions are
not in such circumstances as can fully warrant their being ad-
mitted into the class set apart for cases of real pecuniary dis-
tress, are received into the second class at the rate of sub'scrip-
lion of the rank held by the father at the time of his death.
Second Class- The sons of Officers, as undermentioned,
actually belonging to the Army or Navy.
Subscriptions--No distinction prevails in consequence of the
father being upon full or liaLf-pay.
The sons of Generals and,Adnurals to pay 801. per annum.
The,sons of Colonels and Lieutenant-Colonels, having corps,
Captains of the Navy; 3 years post, 701. per annum.
' The sons of regimental Field-Officers, and Captains of .the
Royal Navy under three years post, and Masters and Com-
manders 'of the Navy, 601. per annum.
The sons of all Officers in the army under the rank of Field-
Officer; also the sons of regimental SUrgeOns, and regimental
Paymasters, 461. per annum.
General Officers holding the regimental commission of Field
Officers pay the subscription of Field Officers.'
Third Class—The sons of Noblemen and Gentlemen, not
having claims of admission to either of the above classes, 1231.
per annum. .
Besides education, board, clothing, washing,, and medical
attendance are included.

same time.