The Sun.
London, England, 1823-10-10 00:00:00

‘:•DIftRICT ORDER.

" A. A. General's Office, Cork, Sept. 20, 11123.
" Major-General Sir John Lambert cannot allow the 98th
Regiment to leave the District under his command, after a
period of nearly two y.ears and a half, during which circum-
stanees had called for increased vigilance and much harrtming
duty, without expressing his perfect satisfaction to Ca. ,Sturf,
the.ollicers and Corps generally, with the zeal and correctness
with which the duties on all occasions have been performed.
" By Order,
"CHARLES TWINER,
" Lieutenant-Colonel and A. A. General." I

The First Devon Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, under the
command of the Right Hon. Lord Rolle' assembled at Honi.
ton on Saturday last, on permanent duty for , six days exclu-
sive of the days of marching. Captain Henry Porter's troop
of Sir John Kennaway's Regiment of Devon Cavalry, met
on Monday at that Gentleman's seat at Winslade, near this
city, for the first . six days' training at different periods.._
The South Hams Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry closed •
their period of permanent duty, at Totnes, on Monday last,
and were reviewed by Major-General Adams, who expressed_
his. high satisfaction at the precision of their movements,
and soldier.like appearance.—The General having left the
field, Lieutenant-Colonel Templer, the officer command.
ing,.formed the troops ,into a square, and expressed his high
satisfaction at the orderly conduct of the regiment In quarters,
and their great precision in the field ; he regretted, in com.
mon with all the corps, the absence, from indisposition, of
their much-loved commandant, Colonel Bastard, and attribut.
ed the high state of discipline which the corps had attained, to
the gentlemanly manner in which Captain Tudor, the Adju.
tent, had aided the Officers and instructed the mem At the
close of his speech, (the diction of which was u elegant as
the delivery was good,) the corps cheered hint anti Colonel
Bastard. Immediately on the men being dismissed, a Silver
Cup, subscribed for on the preceding evening by the 'Accra,
was run fur, by horses belonging to the corps, and won in good
style by Mr. Colloard, of' Capt. King's troop.—(Exeter Plying
Pest.)

Yestertiq Prince de "POIAGNAC (the French
Ambassador) transacted busioess with Mr. Secre-
tory CANNING' at. ihe Foreign Office, Downing-

reet.

The Redwing sloop of War, which arrived at
Portsmouth on Wednesday from Cadiz, is re.
ported to bring dispatches from Sir W.A'CounT.
.We hear that Madame CATAaANI is engaged'
to sing at Leeds in January next.
MuNnEN has returned to town. and will ap.

pear at Drury-Lane as soon as his health permits.
Mr. CONWAY, the performer, who may he
truly said to have been the victim of unfair cri-
ticism and malignant representation, has, it is
stated, obtained a somewhat distinguished en-
gagement in America. lie proceeds in the first

instance to New York.; thence to the capitals,
&c. of several of the other States; and it is to
be hoped that a better and a more generous fate
may await him ,in the 64 New World," and after-
wards in the 44 Old World," should he return
to the land of his birth.—(Morning Herald.)
ROBBERY AT SIR TUOMAS HAMMONIOI.---YeS.

terday evening, about seven o'clock, the neigh-
bourhood of Dean-street, South Audley-street,
was thrown into an alarm, in consequence of the
house of Sir Thomas Hammond, No. 7 in that
street, having been entered by thieves, and
robbed of property to a large amount. It ap-
pears that, whilst the family were in the parlour,
the robbers ascended the portico over the street
door by moans of standing on the iron railing ;
they then entered the first floor window, and
having thus gained an entry, they ransacked the'
boudoirs of a silver inkstand, a quantity of plate,
and a gold ring, to which was attached several
massive seals, with which they fled.