The Sun.
London, England, 1823-02-07 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 65th Regiment having arrived in England,
we publish the following Orders, issued at Boni•
bay, previous to their embarkation, and ex-
tracted from the Bombay Courier of the 17th of
August :

(COPY.)

" Bombay Castle, 6th Aug. 1822.

"The remaining officers and men of his Majesty's 65th Re•
giment being now about to embark for Europe, the Honourable
the Governor in Council performs a moat pleasing part of. his
duty in recording the sense he entertains of the eminent se:-
vicelperfbrmed by that corps in India.
" The whole period since the arrival of the 66th has been
almost uninterrupted course of active employment.' Inde-
pendent of its services' in the territories connected with this
Presidency, which alone would entitle it to the cordial appro-
bation of Government, it has proceeded on various distant ex.
peditions by land and sea,. and has shared in some of the Most
arduous marches, and of the severest conflictA; recorded in the
military history of the East. During emery part of itsiong
and extended course of service, the distriuoliscipline of the
65th Regiment, its chAerful endurance of fatigue, no leas than
its conspicuous spirit Mid gallantry in the field, entitle it to the
highest testimonies of respect and applause.
" The Governor in Council will always, retain a sincere
esteem for this distinguished Regiment, and will ever take the
warmest interest in its future fame and prosperity.
" By Order of the Honourable the Governor in Council.
(Signed) " J. PARISH, Sec. to Gov."
EXTRACT FROM GENERAL ORDERS.

`44 Headoparterst ..Sombay, Wednesday,
7th otAugust, 1022.

" Br THE COMMANDER:IN•CHIEF.

" No. I.—ln publishing to this array the sentiments, (as ex..
pressed above) .0' the Government of which he has the honour
to he a Member, Lieut—Gen. Sir Charles Colville cannot deny
Ititniilf the satisfaction of adding, his individual opinion of the
correct system and conduct of his Majesty's 65th Reginient, in
those relations which,. have naturally connected him more int-
mediately with them.

" No. 2.—He will considet it an highly gratifying duty, to
request of the Most Noble the Commander-in-Chief in India,
that these joint testimonials maybe brought to the knowledge
of his 'loyal Highness the Duke of York, and w 2 (his Excel-
lency has every rtspcctful assurance). will have equal satisfac-
tion in laying them before the King in suclitnanner as will best
obtain the Thosthrracious considerauon of his Majesty.
(Signed) "D. LEIGHTON, Adj. Gen."

[Fixtract Va. Letter from Castletar (Ireland ), Jan. 311,1823.1
In peace or in war the 88th Regiment (Conninght Rangers)
seems determined to be conspicuous. In honour of Ins Ala-
Acentaion, the Officers of this truly *ant Corps (now
quartered in the province from which it derives its patronimic)
yesterday entertained a select party of Gentlemen to dinner at
their Birrack here. Their excellent band was the delight of
the assembled strangers during and after dinner ; and a grand
display of fire-works from the Barrack.yard in the' course of
the evening, astonished, while it excited the admiration, and
wonder of the inhabitants,rushingin crowds &tan every guar..
ter of the town to witness the unexpected novelty. This Corps
was among the first to come forward with a liberal subscription
for Its suffering countrymen, during the late distresses in Ire.
land ;, and we find it early in the list of subscriptions for a ino.
num* to.fits memory of his late Majesty ; and also Subsoil).
ing "for the erection of such testimonial as may hereafter be
raised to commemorate his present Most Excellent Majesty's
late visit to Ireland.