The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-19 00:00:00

I -It -E L. A N U.

r fopow.ing is a lict of the Re-
giments, both of (2-o;alty. and Infantry; which
are mire on tl,c:r mArch •t,, the 'coast of 1-4 Alice, to
ethhark for Ireland. and which list may be rehed
on most accurate and -authentic.- They are all
to arrive in Cork harbour, and will be disembarked
at COVC:--•

14111 Licht Drovioiis,-1611: ditto, 12th .Regiment of Font,
lw.stalion, 14th ditto, 3d liattid,on, 16111 ditto, dsth ditto,
9,1 liat•ltion, 30th ditto, 9d hattillion, .44d ditto, 35th ditto,
241 w—ditto, 37th ditto, Id battalion, 41,,,t ditto, 44th ditto,
4.1 ti^t+ulinn, &':ztli ditto, 59th ditto, 2,1 hattAlion, 6.2.1 ditto,
.2(1 battalion, Rid ditto. Ist battalion, 9tlGarrison

Te-t reaiments i. ;I,lriii ion to the above are also,
we ui, .dectine+l for this country', from
0t1.,r points of the British positiOns in Franceand
Fimders

EL , Di!c. 13.—A very refined picee•-of
'villainy was practised last Friday evening, at An-
tler, Me, the seat of Pierce Archer dirtier, Esq.
ar Magistrate; by a. fellow who had once, on a
„former day, come to the house for taints. He
came' at dusk opposite the parlour window, where
being observed by Mis.s Butler, who was alone in
the parlour Orr mother being indirposed in her.
horn, and Mr. 'Wider being from home) site told
• hint she hail then. no charge to give .him. tic
anse..ered that it was nut change he wanted; that
be had a letter fo'r .Mrs. Butler, and immediately
an the young-lady opening the window to receive
it, he handed her a note, addressed '' to Mrs.
'Rutter, Hottorville." and couched as follows

Butler, at this time yesterday evening, yenr hus-
band breathed his-last breath; and this is to desire yon, and
all.poir dawned family, to quit LionorVille,,-or ye wilt he
'served the saute way.
" From CAPTAIN STIISIT JANE."

The distraction and Agony into which an amio,ble
.;family ••was thrown by so hellish a piece of intellf-
.gence as this, baffles description. An express
Was instantly sent after Mr. Wider, to his Lodge
at B:insha, where he was, unmolested ; and he
-returned home on SAturday morning, to the un-
spealohle. joy of his family and friends.

81-16CKI NG LICUMSTANCE.—LateIy a shocking
circumstance took place in Rathfarnham, county
Dnhlin. -A woman of the riAtne of Hirt ins,. who
hatia,cow 'or two. grazing.on the lands..of J. P.
CUERAN, lqte.Master of the Rolls, called at
'his Porter's lodge, and requested the porter's wile
to go out to the-fields-aud milk for he,alh that
she was very.iinweli, and not. able' to-go hersolf„;
and.promisingto take care of the wOman's chil-
dren till her return. On the woman's depailtire,
she put her infant, abOht pipe months 01d, into
Higgins' arms, who, the
.moinent the unhappy
mother kit the place,. tucked the infant's elotlies
abena it, and deliberately &He-edit on the fire,
and threatening two other. children' who wereHin
Vac house, that if they cried to awake the child, in
tine cradle, as she termed the fire-, she Wouhl.whip
them ccrerely. ,When the poor mother-returned
she•fmind her child nearly burned to a:cinder. We
no,hrrstand this wretched woman. was beastly
drunk, and actually niistook the fire.for the cradle.
The child liv,d hot a fe;i: hours. The woman has
been sent to Kilmainham Gaol.