The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-12 00:00:00

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Third Charge.—For having disregarded the signal ftir co-
operation, which had been previously agreed upciii.
Fourth Charge.—For not having attacked th.e enemy on
shore either during the said naval actio❑ or after it Was ended,
whereby his Majesty's naval squadron under Captain Downie
might have been saved.

Royal Highness the PRINCE .REGENT'S Re-
giment of Cheshire Yeomanry, is to assemble in
Chester, on permanent duty, on the 23d inst.
A great number of British sick and wounded
soldiers were landed at Colchester on the 6th in:.
scant from the \etherlands.

Military Schools, on the plan adopted at Ma-
dras, are to he established at Gibraltar and other.
Garrisons abroad. ,

IVINDSOR, OCT. 11.—Lady Citszowt arrived at
the Castle yesterday on a visit to the QuEEN and
PRINCESSES.. . General C;ALIT‘VRIGHT came into
waiting yesterday, as Equerry to the KING. 1401'.1
ARDEN left the Castle for London.—This morn-
ing, the QuEta and Princess ELIZABETH, with
their Ladies in waiting, took an airing in a coach
and four to Egham and its neighbourhood.

Yesterday .the nuNCE REGENT left town for
Hampton Court, where his Royal Highness was
expected to remain last night. General BLOOM-
PIELD attended the PRINCE.

The Doke of YORK left town yesterday, rot'
Oatlands. • ,

On Saturday the Princess CHARLOT'T'E sailed in.
the royal yacht to Lutworth, where the Royal
Party landed, and returned in the carriages to
dinner. On Sunday her Royal Highness attend-
ed Divine Service at Wyke Church, where a most
excellent disCOiltSe waApreached by the Rev. Dr.
ENGLAND, Archdeacon or the comity of. Dorset
after which the Princess took ari airing tin SmalL
mouth Sands.

The hooks belonging tb the Duke of Yo it,
consisting of some Splendid editiOni of the best
Mi Anthors, And a very extenSive collection
of maps, deposited fit his Office in the Horse
Gtiaids, soon after he was appointed COmrnander
in Chief, were yeSterday removed to his new Li-
brarir (late her ithir.TY'sj; in the Ureen Park.
Thii room will now coniainthe most perfect col-
lectiOn of Militar=l Books in the kingddm.
Me hake still to regret that A severe fit of the
gout preVelits th Itigiit Hon.l. H. ADbINGTON
from (official
fro atteiidatiCe.

We ,ire i'orerely sorry to hear thiit the Earl. of
F.,t;RENioirr is seriiinslS- iiitlisiiosed; at bib ittagni.:
scent ieiti of eh'orth. His distirdet• is a bilious
{ever:

A Oerthan paper 'states; that when the King Of
I'uM4CE had got rid his late Minister, FauctiE,
he (ihseri;.eal: to mine OS-sentbled metnberS of his
family 'mink Gcjd, I ant at lait delivered front.
a man ivlio ivauld hfioe brought me td the scaffold,.
at he did my brother.",
The woods attached to the dotatidn of the
PRINCE Of WATERLOO are all situated iii the very
theatre of the exploits of the Hero of ottr days,
in the ancient Ditchy of Lathier, now, Flemish
Brabant; The wood of liostu kin the Comninne
rif lioissy, whiCh Is the birth place di the cele-
brated GOnFaEt of Bouillon, Linke of Lathier.
The election of a Member td represent the
COUnty Of Oxford in Parliament will take plabe
td-day. A ;mist sdvere contest was expected,
but dn. Tuesd4 night Lord SUNbERLAND gave
notite that he declined•it ; of bourse Mr.AsniultsT
*ill be returned. •

Yesterday a Cotirt of Directors was held at the
East .IMila,house, when Captain DALRYMPLE was
swore'] into the 'command of the Marquis of Ely.
Yesterday a Mkt was-taken at the East India
Mute, for the determination of the following
questions; tit.
cc That this Court confirm the unanimous Ittsoliiiion of
the Court of Directors of the 20th September, whereby the
COMmander and Owners of the ship Bengal are folly acquit-
tedfToutallina dmstaaiticsinbiop.ufneglat misconduct, in respect
to the loss of t
cc That this Court confirm the unattimOnSitesolution of the
Court Of Directors of the 20th September, wheicby the Cote-:
mander•and Owners of the ship Devonshire are fully acuit-
ted from all imputation of neglect or misconduct, in respect
to the loss of the said ship."
At six o'clock the glasses were delivered to the
adrutineers, who reported the questions to be car-
ried in the affirmative,

A Riii iiAtA A*l.o. bEPAIITURES.