The Sun.
London, England, 1813-10-27 00:00:00

TILE MILITARY.

DUX?. OF YORL'S LTiVRE.----Ilis Royal Highness
the Duke of Yoguc. held a Military Levee yester.
day, at. his Office at. the Horse-Guards, which
was more ntimerottsly attended than oh any simi-
lar occasion since the prorogation of Parliament.
The followingPfikers bad interviews of the POM-
RANDER-IN-1111j,
Lientenant-Gorcral Sir T.Ornimm, nn big Muni from the

British Army in Fronce ; Lientenant-Genvial the Earl of
Da I hots k, on his rctnrn from ditto; the Marquis of Tweedule,
on his.retoro from ditto; Major-Genertil.Dnntiin, on his re-
turn from Lord Win. Dentition's Army in the East of Spain;
Major-th‘peral Smith, on his return front nalifax.

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The following had also interriews of his Roym.
litountss
Lientenara..4;caerais nrosvenor nod Cowell ; 111;dur-Gene-
ralsDigney iiimnilton, N 1401401; +intl ; cob,-
;ids, Sir Collyear, Campbell,
G.Olll, • •
A Court Martial was assembled yesterday morn-
ing, at the Muster-master-General's ()nice, White-
hall., for the trial of Colonel MAtilt I.!.F.XuroY, of
the bt Tower Hamlets Militia., on charges pre-
ferredsagainst him by Lieut. Scorr, of the same
t'egiment. The ?Courts was‘. adjourned till ten.
o'clock to-morro'w, in consequence; of the non-
lar;val of one of its members. . •

The Racer schooner is waiting at Plymouth, to
protect to the nearest port junction with Lord
Wet,LtsloTog, transports with provisions and de-
tachments of the Lth, Ilth, 23d, 28th and 88th

Peghndllt9.

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ast Monday, the 3d, or 'Old Buffs,, marched

into Lel,vei front florshOmi on their route to Bat-
tle and adjacents:; and the'' sth left the former
place on ‘Vednesday• for Illeteliington—rt hey to
71.4ictveded in Lovell barracks by the South Cork
Militia, who niarched in on,Fritlay from Bril;ltton.
`lyre 'Mitrine Battalions which have been
ployed in the Ches'apeake, arrived at 1-lalifax in the
ships of war ; also a detachment of the 102 d re-
. girnent,, comprising 300 men.
The Northampton and Antrim regitnents of
militia have completed their quotas of volunteers
for the line. The Norfolk regiment had none to
give tb4 time, having turned out their quota last
vplunteering.

CritlN-EXCILANat:, OCT. 27.—We, hat no fresh atrival3 at
any kina of I;ritiu 'naming; Wheat w:a4 dull of sale at
the prices of Monday; fine Bade), war rather brisk, at well as
fine Oats, which slpport their price, but ordinary were duly;
other kinds of Grain 'remain much in the s.luie state as on
Monday.

On the afternoon at Thnrsduy► meek, a report
relJohed Westport, that the Light HonSe on Clare
Island had been Intrut the night before. 14r.

I Lord sl.loo's Architect, as soon as

possitile repaired to the place (a distance of nine
leagues from Westport,)' and found that the lan-
tern ‘vith all its apparatus, was entirely consumed.
So gre:Awas the conflagration, that some of the
metal %vas melted into balk, and all the glasses,
&e. were broken. The first cost of the lantern
alone' was I lOW. the reflectors were all inlaid with
save..., and each pane of glass., on account of
their inake and great thickness, cost tour guineas.
The keeper assigns a sniff falling into the oil, as
the cause of
.the conflagration. To prevent any
accident to the shipping from the want of this
exertions are making to have a temporary
light erected, until further instructions shall be
received.

young man on board the Solrador del
atutn'ortsmouth, who declircd himself the
soct of h e
late General. MOREAU, has been strict-
ly examined, and the fabrications and falsehoods
clearly detected, tie was
of the impostot' being
immediately drafted on board the Warspite, 74,
and sent to sea. fie is is native of Germany, and
was horn in the city of Berlin.
At the Sessions for the Borough of Newark.
upon-Trent, held on Thursday last, a true bill
was found against 'tuber' Cook and others, charg-
eJ with being concei meil in taking op and carry-,
lug away the body of Anna Chambor,, which was
interred in July last, from the grave in the church-
yard there.

The Overseers of the Township' Of Manch t.ster
have advertised a reward of two guineWi elich for
no less than forty loishandi %Ole) .haye within a
short pt:rind deserted .their wives and children,
and lett then) dependent on parochial 'support.
Bevetreen of these faith litisb,uids and fathort;
are.utitives of. England, sn'enteeti waives of Ire.
luotiblvvo natives of :....leothintl, tke rest. are native,
of Frantic or of the
011 VtriAllt:iikiy, n grey noire belonging to Mr.
ronflus, of ichile crossing
the ferry of Keisock, Icopa ,ont, of the 'boat on

its gutting to tile:opposite lying direct
rel leer tourge tthout chile Mid a half enstlVarti,
she,riltnige,l into the sea .nt the mill of Kilmitir,
swam ocrnis .the anti eitITII• ltllllllTe. beICJIT
eidkitigtt, being A 1 stßaCe tt, nin?tit; three mites,
‘vithonCiostrtiilitig the smallest Tiltrautre
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