The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-19 00:00:00

NAVAL PI:ONIOTIONS.

Captain James Brisbane, Lieutenants john Davis,- Alex-
ander Rennedy, Win. Daniell, J. S. W. Johnson, John Poyn-
ter, S. Burgess, It. W. Poisons, and F. T. Mitchell, are ap-
pointed to the Bovne.—Captain James Nash is appointed to
the St. George, as i'lag-Coptain to the Commander-in-Chief at
Plymouth ; Captain Rowley to the Ito prrgnable (fitting for
the flag of his brother, Sir Josias Rowley); Captain F. L.
Maitland to the Bellerophon ; Captain I-lowlier to the Sans-
bury; Lord, John flay to the Opossm».—Lientenants Mor-
rell to the St. George ; Geo. Russel!, Spartan ; John Bishop,
Prometheus; F. 44. Calder, Tremendous; H. W. Lewis,
Ajax F. Coppin, Aboukir; Charles Lutnian, Berwick; and
J. H. Steevcas, Leviathan.

I'HE ARMY.

Return of the Effecti,
Rank and File, on th
distincuishin;; Caval
and British from For
Adjutant,

ye Strength
le 25th June a
Iry, Artillery,
reign and Col,
:-General's Of
25th

of the British Army, in
and 25th December, 1813;
Infantry, and Militia,
ionial Corps.
thee, 14th March, 1815.
June, 1814.
IForeign &-
Culoni4l.

British.

Total

Cavalry
Artillery
Sappers and Miners
Infantry
Militia

26,f119
23,107
4,473
156,959
63,756

T0ta1...."

Cavalry
Artillery
Sappers and Miners
Infantry
Militia

Total.

272,914
25th D
19,785
17,661
2,214
136,073
20,372.

196,14• i

The following Circular in(
Government to complete ti

4,437
1,527

46,093

5-2,057
ceiziber, 151
3,889
1,422

31,0.56
24,634
2,473
20.3,052
63,756

32.1,971

23,674
19,083

39,710

vv ar :--

2,254
175,783
20,373

( 45,021 I 2-11,166
.RY CALVERT, A. G.

licates the anxiety of
ire preparationt for

" Horse Guards, April 15, 1815.
" Stn—The efficiency of every individual corps being at
this time considered of the highest importance, I have re-
ceived the Commander-in-Chiefs commands to call your most
earnest attention to every object which tends to prepare the
regunent under your command for active and immediate ser-
vice. With this view you will please to adopt the readiest
means of completing the equipment of the regiment in every
respect; but the point to which I ant directed most particu-
larly to require yihr attention, is the Recruiting, Service, on
the success of which must necessarily depend the possibility of
the Regiment taking its share in the contest which may even-
tually await us. It is confidently expected, that the increase
which has recently taken place i.r the levy money, and the
alteration which has been admitted in the standard of the age
and height of recruits, will give new energy and facility to
this branch of the service; and it.must be your especial care
to avail yourself of these favolrahle circumstances, to which
within::: will more contribute, than a judicious selection of
the non-commissioned officer; aunt soldiers whom you employ
on this important ditty, taking spacial care that those only
are thus employed, in whose zeal, activity, and intelligence,
you have reason to place the utmost reliance.
" The Commander-in-Chief is fully persuaded, that by a
,strict attention to the established rules and regulations, and
by spirited exertion, combined with judicious arrangement as
to the distribution and composition of the parties, the re-
cruiting' service may be made much more productive than
heretofore, and his Royal Highness commands me to add-,
that an Officer can hardly render a more acceptable service,
or one more honourable to himself, than by his endeavours
to place the corps under his orders in a state of preparation
for active service.—l have the honour to he, &c. &e."

Yesterday the Duke of YORK held a 'Military
Levee at his Office, in the Horse Guards, as Com-
mander in Chief of the British army, which was
very numerously attended.
A strong Brigade of the Household Cavalry is
ordered out to loin the armies under the command
of the Duke of WELLINGTON. This Brigade is
to consist of two squadrons of the Blues, and
two squadrons of each of the regiments of Life
Guards.
The Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Volunteer
Association, are about to oiler their services to
Government as during the late war. A tender to
that effect is .already signed by the greater part of
the Members of the former Association. The St.
James's have also tendered their services, which
have been accepted. The Inns of Court Associa-
tion have shared in many actions, and so tick terror
into the stoutest hearts.

TDE RECORDER'S REPORT.—Yesterday the
RECORDER made a Report to the PRINCL REGENT
of the following convicts in Newgate capitally
convicted in Febroary Session last, viz. :
John Lane, James James, Elizaheth Mary Turner, Eliza-
beth Ilingrose, aad Richard Grape, for stealing in a dwelling-
house; James Driver alias Walker, for return* from trans-
for horse-stealing ; S,,sannali La-
cp(oitrit a
aittn
i Stacey,and Sarah Ward, for coining; Sarah Perry
and George Jones, for stealing privately in a shop ; Timothy
Dusmond alias Dermore, Joseph Hodges, J;eho Alwock, and
vamill, fur burglary; Joseph Curtis and John Sandi-
ford, for lilac offences.
When his Royal Highness Ivas pleased to re-
spite 'Altai chain; pleasure.