The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-11 00:00:00

THE ARMY.,

The following are the names of the Officers of
the 79" th regiment, wl.o escaped unhurt in the
ivi,ti,., of the 16. th and 18th nit :—Lient. JAMES
C ‘7lelF no V. FTILTON I?OBKRTRoN, Lient.
THome,ON. and Ensign ARCH. CAmEneK., No
nwre than 96 non-commissioned Office-re and mi.
vat-s e.,r;sped nnintrt. The regiment on the 16th,
before I,os!ilities commenced, was 800 strong.
Major •General \Aim. GRANT KM!r leas been
provis,onallv appointed to the aitliation on the
Staff of Bengal, vacant by t'„e death of Major-Gen.
GILL!. .s m.

'l'!,e Deptts of the 421 and 92f1 regiments are
no.' st:ltioned inlll.l,4,zotr.
'[l,r 31 Bottilion 95111 regiment, and detach-
nr,litc of the Ist and, 2,1 B•ettolion at Shortieliffe,
are ordered for fore•gn services.

The depat of the !loyal 4::•ors, fr to Berwick,
and a detachment of Ole 71-t. from (I asgow,
marched into Ed o
inhorgh Castle n Monday sett-
night. They were inspected on Tuesday after-
noon by the Commander in Chief, t ogethcr With
the seen 'tl battalions of the 21st and 79th regi-
.ments, on the Cu, le hill ; awl orders were given
for their embarkation on Fr iday on board the
smacks at Leith for Gravesend, where they will
re-embark on hoard transports. along %sit!, other
draughts for Ostend, to join the Duke of WEL...
LANGTON'S

Woorteu cradles are ordered to be Put 'on board
trancports; for the use of the wounded troops who
are to be brought front Antwerp to this country.

Yesterday morning Mr. -111(7x, the King's ITes-
sen:4er. arrived in Downing-street with dispatches
from Paris, by way of Calais. A Cabinet Council
was held at the For_ign Office, at half past 12
o'clock, supposed to be upon the dispatches
brought by the Messenger, and also to arrange
the speech to he delivered by the RacENT at the
close of the Session of Parliament. The Council
broke up at three o'clock.
The l'Rr,:c.a Raorttrr.honoured the Marquis of
AKGLESEA with a visit yesterday at three o'clock,
at Uxbridge-house. His Royal Highness remain-
ed with the Noble Marquis an liout and an half.
We are happy to say the Marquis is doing as well
as can possibly be expected. The same surgeon
continues to attend him and travelled with him
who performed the amputation. The Duke of
YORK visited the Noble Marquis for a short time
previous to the arrival of the REGsNT.

•
Yesterday the Princess CHARLOTTE took an
airing- in the neighbourhood'ot Kingston. Count
MUNSTER, tl►e Countess of WARWICK, and the
Ladies GREVILLE, paid their respects to her
apval Highness. •
iVhen REGNAULT (Da ST.JEAN D'ANGELY), as
organ of the Council of Ministers, declared to
BUONAPARTE tl►e iii Brest of France required
his abilicatiou—" Ho'w ! What say yo►► ?" cried
BuONAPARTE—". and thou, too, Brutus .1- It is
not said whether at that word M. REGNAULT co-
vered his face with his rohe.---(Journal de l'Em-
pire, July 3.)
Miss (rNEtt.t. quitted town after her perform-
ance OD Friday last, at Covent-Garden Theatre,
and went off for Liverpool. From thence she is
to proceed to Edinburgh, where it seems she is
eagerly expected. .

, . .
KEAN k gone to perform a few nights at Bath
and Bi istol.

YOU NO means to lie fallow all the Summer, and
instead of " fretting his !tonr upon the Stage,"
to enjoy the autumnal breezes in the Isle of
Wight..

esterday as some workmen were employed in
pulling down the wall at the back of the Mem-
moLt h Arms, adjoining the lted Lion Yard, in
castle-street, Leicester-square, the covering over
the gateway of the yard sudd'enly gave way, and
fell on thew, in Consequence of which several re-
ceived dreadful contusions, and three_ were con-
veyed to the hospital in a daoBerous state.

warTBREAD.

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TUF LATE .'4NUBL_vvnlynR,EAD,_, Esa BY Sat

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HENRY. HALroItD,AART.AND 111,,t,JitY CiA Ng FSa.
On removing thr upper pirt o( the .1(ull, it wac
"That }.he
.darn mater hia :Ind pis iR I .tu
The exterit bf,a quarter of an lin+ in leoKth, and an of
an inch irk breatith on the 101 side of the iongiti.Minal sinus,
not far front the latuhdoidal suture. ,

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The vessels of the pia mate• were consideralAT dikfrn4l4,l
with blood, and this inenibrane Was thickened and Opaitfe
near to the ossified part. of the Jura. !miter.
The ventricleief the brain contained +uore t
by one third at lea. 3:, and the pia mater covering the cere-
belltint Was thicker than is nstal. - . -

(Signed) -

July S, 1815.

FIENRY H.ll,ronr).
FLENRY CLINE.

Yesterday morning, lit half-past two o'clock,
the remains-of the late SAMUEL WHITBEIRAD..Psq.
were privately removed from his house in Dover-
street, to Stafford-street, where a hearse was
waiting to receive the body. The hearse was
drawn by six horses, and five Mintrning coadtes
aid six, formed the mournful procession; which
proceeded up Oxford-street, and by the Edgeware,
road for Bedford, where the body is to be interied
in the family .vault to-day.
The late 'dr. WHITBREAD had completed his
magnifirent mansion, and nearly so his extensive
plantations around it, Southwell, in Bedford-
shire, the ‘,-hole at, an expenditure of not less than
120,0001. He died possessed of five-eighths of the
Brewery, th'e form'er Mr. WHITBREAD, his father,
making it compulsory on him, by a clause in his
Will, to retain a majority of shares in that property
in his own hands.