The Sun.
London, England, 1840-02-05 00:00:00

GENERAL ORDER

Head-quaff ters, Algiers, Jan. 20, 1840.
The territory of the province of Algiers shall be placed
under the command of a General Officer, who shall cor-
respond directly with the Marshal Commander•in-Chicf,
and shall have under his orders,
1. The fortress of Algiers and the forts depending on it.
2. The troops comprislng the garrison of Algiers and
the forts.
3. The corps out of the line.
4. The depot of the corps stationed in the province.
The authority of the Commandant of th 4 territory shall
extend successively to all the parts of the province where
the troops of the divisions shall cease to be cantoned.

The Commandant of the fortress of Algiers shall have
under his immediate orders the corps out of the line, and
shall exercise over them all the authority of the chief of a
corps.

The authority of the Commandant of the province of
Algiers shall be purely military, and shall not extend in
any manner to the civil service.

There shall be for the corps of troops assembled in the
province of Algiers only two Councils of War and one
Council of Revisal, which shall sit at Algiers, and tho
members of which shall be nominated by the Commandant
of the territory.
The general officers commanding the divisions and the
reserve, and the chiefs of the several branches of the ser-
vice, will therefore address to the Commandant of the ter-
ritory the complaints against ;the military who are to be
put on their trial.
That general officers will refer those complaints to the
reporter of the Council, who will take cognizance of them,
and will direct him to proceed.
In the provinces of Constantine and Oran, whatever be
the number of divisions organised, there shall likewise be
only two Councils of War and one Council of Revisal in
each province. The members of these Councils shall be
nominated by the Commandant of the province, to whom
the complaints shall be addressed, in the form above
pointed out.
The Marshal of France, Governor. General of Algeria,

Count VALLEE

Major-General Corbin is appointed Commandant of the
territory of the province of Algiers.
The same number of the Algerine Moniteut says—
No important event has taken place this week in the pro..
vinee of Algiers. Abd-el-Kader's troops are still at the
foot of the southern side of Mount Atlas.

The boats from Oran and Bona have arrived at Algiers.
They bring no important news from those two provinces,
where all was quiet when they left.
Feb. 3.—The Moniteur has now official part.—Le
Constitutionnel.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—Vinnkra, JAN. 25
rive per Cents. Metalliques • 109%
Four per Cents.
Three par Cents.
Bank Shares
Zatung, Jars_ 30.
HAMBURG 80112. EN HALLE, JAN. 31.
Bills. Meney.
Austrian 5 pa. Cents.
Bank Shares 1685 1680

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An,lo-Russian Loan lll% 108!‘
101% 104
103% —..
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' Cent. Hop: and Co. :Id and 4th
Rustian 5 per
:eirstCseeniti2,,st series,
Certificate
IN --
Innu,"ril4rintiosiii
&tics D
Ditto in Certificates
Dutch Actual Debt, 2% pe Cent
Dittos per Cent.. ..... .
Polish Bondi ... 143
New I icket
In 156%
Anglo.. Danish Loan, 3 per Cent
Norwegian Loan, 1834, 4 per Cent — 101
Spanish, New 3 per Cents.
EXCHANGES o'4 LONDON.
Mamma, JAN. 31.-13. 7—Two months, 13 b.
15 r: WAN, JAN. 28. —Three months, 6. 21,
SrocKnotm, JAN. 21—Seventy-live days, 11. 42.
PETHRSNUAO/1, JAN. 2:.—Two months, 38% 11-10,

A CituEL CASE.---011 Monday an application
to be discharged on sureties was made in the Insolvent Debtors'
Court on the part of a lady named Jones, who is at present in
Presteigne gaol. The insolvent was in custody under singular
circumstances. She bad brought an action for the seduction of
her daughter, and on the trial was nonsuited, on the ground
that her husband was living at the time of the seduction. She
was in prison for the costs so incurred, and her only other cre-
ditor was for her own costs in the sante action. The Court
allowed the bail, and ordered the insolvent to be liberated until
the 2d March, the day appointed for her hearing.

SILVER TEA and COFFEE SERVICES.
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culars of size, weight, and price ; or Purchasers will And &
most extensive assortment of the Silver Services in the Show
Rooms. Either Tea-pot, Sugar Basin, Cream Ewer or Cone"
pot, may be had separately.
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Silversmith, &c., 47, Cornhill (Seven doors from Gracechurch-

street), L•ndon.

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Price Current, Stamped as a Newspaper, containing drawil
and every information relative to the purchase of silver or
field plate, may be had on application, or will be sent into t"'
country, free of posta.e in answer to a paid letter.

B R
On the 22d ult., at HighI TB .7.
-street, Pontypool, the wife of 3-1'
Richard Greenway, of a son.
On the lst inst., at Upper Glocester-place, the lady of Cal"'
tain John Paterson, Hon. Company's Service, of a daughter.
On the 2d inst., Mrs. Calvert Toulmin, Lodge-place, Be.
gent's park, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 30th ult., at the Catholic Chapel, and afterwards st
St. John's, Waterloo-road, Mr Michael Clark, of Limericirk,
to Adele Cusack, youngest daughter of the late Richard Cusa`e
Kearney, Esq., of Dublin.
On the 21st of November, at the Cape of Good Hope, bi
special license, at Westbrook, ROndeboseh, the house of Lie t,
nant-Colonel Low, C. 8., Resident of Lucknow, Licutenow
Colonel N. Alves, of the Madras army, and agent to the Go'
vernor-General for the states of Rawootansh, and Contols;
sioner of Ajmere, to Emily Elizabeth Eleanor, eldest (laugh° e
of the late William Dodd Greaves, Esq., surgeon, of the 5,0,"
army.

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On the 31st ult., in his sth year, of croup, in the short 511 co
of twenty.four hours, Thomas James, only son of Mr. 112°.itioas
Greenway, Pontnewynidd Inn, near Pontypool. His prec°_..lio
ideas and engaging disposition had endeared him t') all
knew him.
.On the 29th ult., at Brighton, Mrs. Darby, relict of %oh
Darby, Esq., late of Woburn-place and Hampstead-he
aged 84.
On the 29th ult., in London, Captain Wesley Doyle, late
the Ordnance barrack department. Robin-
On the 30th ult., Mary Ann, the wife of Mr. Edwin
son, of Aldgate, aged 39.

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county of Middlesex,-Wednesday, February 5, 1440.