The Sun.
London, England, 1824-03-22 00:00:00

J. C. W'etherspoon (do) 21st Regiment Native Infantry
Benjamin Ashe do) European Regiment
13rough Malty (do): 9th Regiment Native Infantry
H. G. Nash 7th do
John Tomlinson , 9th do
Ebenezer Marshall Ist do
J. It. Stock 9th do
Francis J. Bellew 18th do
R. A. Macnaghten 19th do
G. E. Britton 20th do
William Forbes 23d do
R. R. Hughes ' ' 11th do
William Glasgow 2d do
George H. Cos 13th do
Gos. Charles Sage 2d do
Jos. H. Smith 16th do
R. C. Jenkins 21st do
J. 0. Oldham 15th do
-Ensigns.
George Cumine
William M. Ramsey
W. R. Mitford
J. B. Robinson
Henry Beaty
P. P. Turner

12th do
4th do
3d (16
17th do
Bth do
20th do
32D lIEGIMEN'T NATIVE INFANTRY.

' "Majors:
George Sargent from the 7th Regiment Native Infantry
S. H. Tod 30th do
Captains.
N. Bubke
A. Lockett '
J. Mailing,
.J. Anderson
P. Brewer
Jos. Harris
Thomas Robinson
Thomas Riynolds
• Lieutenants.
Charles Andres (MC) 24th do
George Jenkins (do) 7th do
John Davis (do) 28th do
R. B. Fergusson (do) 4th do
William Jover do) • ' 4th do
Joseph B. Smith do) . 17th do
Fred. .Mackenzie do) ' 2gth dd
J. H.l i4Kinlay 7th do
J. IL Aire 39th do

30th do
14th do
9th do
27th do
24th do
2d do
2d do
2d do

Elias E. Isaac
15th do
P. C. Anderson oth do
R. M. C. Cullay Pallack 7th do
William Bignell Bth do
Robert Wroughton 20th do
...

•,
Francis Candy Bth do
Honourable Wm. Hamilton 12th do
Ninion Lewis 27th do
William Hoggen 13th do
Alexander Wilson 10th do
Richmond Houghton Bth do
K. F. Mackenzie 2btli do
Edward Chart 27th do
Ensigns.
Arthur Knyvett 27th do.
W. C. Oramby 6th do
Frederick Knyvett bth do
William 13eddulph 17th do
C. B. Kennett European Regiment
33n REGIDINNT NATIVE INFANTRY.

Majors.
IR. C. Garnham, from the 29th Regiment Native Infantry
, Jam es.Delamain 7th do
Captains.
J. A. Shadwell
Forster Walker
William Skene
Thomas Wollocombe
Patrick M. Hay •
James Person
William James
Geo. W. A. Lloyd
Lieutenants.
Peter Grant (B. C.)
Andrew Harvey (ditto)
Ralph Foster (ditto)
G. J. B. Johnston (ditto)
John Grant (ditto)
Thomas Goding (ditto)
William Bacon (ditto)
H. A. Newton
R. W. Wilson
Robert Delamain
Francis .1% Boyd.
Henry- Paul
Robert Taylor
M. G.,White
G. D. Roebucke
R. D. White
Geo. Fleming
Edw. Watt
A. B. S. Kent
Charles Fowle
Hugh Troup
J. G. Lowe

Sth do
European Regiment
29th Regiment Native Infantry
14th do
28th do
18th do
13th do
28th do

23th do
4th do
14th do
9th do
bth do
European Regiment
10th Regiment Native Infantry
3d do
29th do
Ist do
14th do
Bth do
11th do
23d do
23d de
12th do
22d do
10th do
3d do
Ist do
30th do
28th do

Ensigns. —..--
John Knyvett 27th do
Joseph Whiteford 22d do
John Hindson 19th do
D'Arcy Preston Pith do
William Souter 20th do
___ . 34TH RV:II3IEI'I'T NATIVE INFANTRY.

Majors.
llenry Huthwait from the sth Regiment Native Infantry
A. Stoneham 29th do
Captains.
J. H. Cave
J. Gabb
Thomas Barron
Frederick Young
'Walter A. Yates
George Banks Bell
Henry G. Smith
George Young.

21st do
Ist do
10th do
13th do
18th do
30th do
25th do
24th do

LijutepantZ
William Grant, (8.C.)
Hugh Wilson, (do)
James Smith . (do)
Nicholas Penny . (do)
Alexander M‘Mahon ((1o)
John Thompson, (do)
Robert Sam. Phillips (do)
Charles Thoresby,
Henry Lawrence,
Thomas Moodie,
Charles Marshall,
Lewis Vansandau
Robert P. Fulxher
John B. Fenton
Andrew G. Ward
George Ml'
George H. White
John Frederick
George Henry Dalby
Thomas Smith
Samuel Twemlow
A. M. L. Maclean

10th do
30th do
sth do
14th do
24th do
10th do
26th do
29th do
lath do
Ist do
15th do
Bth do
20th do
23d do
Ist do
12th do
4th do
15th do
9th do
15th do
24th do
sth do

Ensigns.
W. F. A. Seymour
Farquhar Macrae
Edward Jackson
John Ross

Bth do
13th do
29th do
21st do
WM. CASEMENT, Lieut.-Col.
Sec. to Gov. Mill. Dept.

CONDEMNED SERMON.-Yestnday morning the
Rev. Chaplain of the New Debtors' Prison, Whitecross-street,
preached an excellent discourse in the Chapel of the Gaol of
Newgate, before the three unfortunate young men ordered for
execution, viz.-7Sarnuel Rains and John Aurtin Wren, for
highway robbery, accompanied with maliciously shooting ; and
John Castle, convicted at the last Admiralty Sessions of stab-
bing Mr. John William Clarke, his Commander, with intent
to murder him. The body of the chapel and southern gallery
were completely crowded with prisoners, and the gallery on the
north side was filled by persons who gained admission by orders
from the Sheriff's. The formula of the Church having been read
in an impressive manner, the Rev. Divine (in the absence of Mr.
Cotton, the Ordinary, who was prevented from illness) delivered
an excellent discourse from the following words—" Thus saith
the Lord, thou shalt die, and not live ;" 2 Book of Kings,
chap. 20th, verse Ist. The unhappy culprits were much affected
during the service, as were also the unfortunate men by whom
they were surrounded. Thomas Thurtell particularly appeared
deeply impressed, and was alternately absorbed in sorrow anti
wrapped in deep reflection. At the close of the service the
condemded persons took a last farewell of their late companions,
whose fate is not as yet decided ; when some of them, as if in
contemplation of a similar fate, exclaimed, " Good bye! you
only go a little before us !" The audience were much affected
by the solemnity of this awful separation.