The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-07 00:00:00

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By the death of Coltinel the
of the Glasgow refcruiting district in tz.cOt.l.iild ::as
he u►e i-aeaht.
The arms, accdtitrementili. and clothing of regi-
ments on foteign service, are id be..pertnatictitly
deposited hi the isle Of Wight:
The transptirt, No. 410„ arrived at Greenock
on Monday troen Dublin, wllll s de‘ni'ehlkiCilt of
the 40th regimen!, for Canada ; a detticktitent of
the 70th is also expected there to embark in the
same vessel. _

W. E. Ews, late rt,Lieutenant in the 69th re-..
giment, \di!) %vas sentenced by a General Cocrt
Martial, held at Bangalore on the ISth of March,
-181.4, to he cashiered, has been, in 'consideration.
of the testimonials from Maior-General BaourNE
and Lieutenant-Colonel Svms, of his former con-
duct and general good character, restored to the
functions of his Commission as a Lieutenant in
the 69th regiment.
The forts and towers along the coast from
' Copt Point to. Dungeness, are to be garrisoned,
for the assistance of the Revenue Officers in the
prevention of smoggling.
On NlTednesday tit'e 97th or Queen's Own, under,
the coinlllaild of Lieutenant-Colonel M'CaRTHY,
arrived front Fermoy, in Clonmel, which garri-
son in addition, is•nosv composed of the follow-
regiments :—South .Cork, North Cork, and a de-
tachment of the 20th.-7(Cork Advertiser, Sept. 2.)
DUBLIN, AUG, 4.. L--A route was on Tuesday re-
ceived by Major-General BARRY, ordering the
Clare Militia to march from Ennis 'and Clare, to
do duty in Tralee.—The Ayrshire Militia have ar-
rived at Auchnacloy.—The Dublin City Militia
hare feplaced the Ayrshire .tegittient- at:Cavan.-
The Fermanagh regiment at rived on Satuvday,last
at igulliogar.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

DEPARTURES FROM LONDON.

The Dube of Devonshire, fvr Devonshire; the Marquis of
Buckingham, for Southgate ; the Earl and Countess of Hard-
wick and family,' for Cambridgeshire ; Sir John and Lady
Lewis, for Cadwell House.

ARRIVALS IN LONDON, &C.

Lord and Lady Melbourne, at Whitehall ; Major-General
and Mrs. Dc Rottinberg and family, at Thomas's Hotel;
Lady Hervil, at Warren's Flute]; Sir W. and Lady Twysden,

ditto,

AnnlvALs AT MALVERN.--Lo-d Scarsdale and family the
Countess of Castlestewart, Lady Sarah Castlestewzat, 'Earl
of .13rlitol and farbily, Sir Henry and Lady - Carr and Miss
Perceval, Sir George liownall, Lord and Lady Henley and
miss Eden, Sir Robert afid Lady %Vilma and family, Lady
Emily, Montague.

THE THEATRE.

MORTON'S MON-toile Comedy of Town.and
Country was •visited at the llaymarket, last night,
by a very numerous andierKe. The part of Reu-
ben Gtettroy, of which the miginal representative'
was Mr. KEmat,E, was performed by.. Mr. MFG-
GETT. Those passages which required moral
energy were given with effect, so was the dejec-
tion of dkappoiuted love; but those parts of the
character which den-funded pare tenderness, were
expressed with a kind of qua nt solemnity. But
the performance uas on the whole judicious
respectable. TERRY'S COSey was throughout ex-
cellent. ToxEct'e's Trot was !Mich too boorish for
au opulent Manufacturer, allied to a nnble
Au Interlude, called Yard arm and Yard arm, taken
from the Farce of. Netley ~/bLey, , tnllowctl, and in-
troduced Mr. Ilitowa &OM-Liverpool, -in the part
of Gunnel. We have no doubt that this pertorMer .
gave a correct portrait of a Sailor, and he boxed
thr compass very gliblq ; but Ite is no great singer,
and his performance altogether was rather. too
' technical for a general audi'ence.
Toe LVCRUD.I.—Mr. RAymoNn's benefit tools
place nt this theatre last night, and the respect
in whirn he is held by the Public was evident in
a numerous auditory. On this .occaSion a new
piece was have been represented, entitled" The
Dukes Coat ; or, the Night. after 117aterloo,• a
dramatic anecdote," but after a relicarsal had taken
plaet the Lieertcer refused his sanction. 'this
circumstance was annotinCed in play-bills 'issued
in the course-of the day, and stiting, that by per-
mission of the 111annger,
.The Maid 'and the Magpie
would be substituted. The latter piece is so at
tractive that the change was probably advant age-
Otis, and the performance altogether went otr
wit bout any 'address to the audience on t 114.-. CaIISU
of the alteration.

• NATIONAL SOCIETY.-Yevetday the General
Committee -of the National Society for the Edu-
cation of. the Poor in the Principles. of the. Esta-
blished Church, held tkeir Meeting, at St-. Martin's
Vestry Room. Present—

'he Archbishop of Canter- George Win. Marriott, Esq.
bury, James Trimnivr, Esq.
Bishop of London, -Ltrcis. Esq.
Rev. Archdeacon Pott, .10Th.Watson, Esq. rteasnrer,
Itev. Archdeacon Cambridge, I Rev. T. T. Wahnsley,
William Davis, Esq. tan'.
'Twenty-one fresh Societies and Schools were
received into union, and some grants of money
were made towards the erecting and enlarging of
Schools. -A very interesting and important com-
rnunicar.ion Was made by the Secretary, frtim the
A t'ehdeneon of Bombay; wherein it was stated thilt
a Society has been established in that Presidency;
similar both in princ4ile and practice to that of
the National Society. In the report of the pro-
ceedings of this Society, it •is observed—" We
trust we not only perform a duty to those chil-
dren in the Presidency, but we also hope it is not
too much to-indulge the prospect, that those Ito-
, &an nations around as may be won over, to a love
of our holy religion.."

".Buron D'UKLANsKrs Travels through Po-
land, Austria, Bavaria, Saxony, and the Tyrol',"
%vat be ready for publication in a few..days.

We s,nne.time since informed our' readers.that
Dr. COGI?ER, of the Medical Board, Charlotte.
holm, Surrey,, drove two Arabians, which were
bred, by the KING of SPAIN ; the fact is, the t'e.t.
lehrated. Doctor (hives beautiful bays ; but the
Arubiao duns are the property of Dr. DANIEL, of
Mile-end, kvho, we understand, expects
,al;othet'
from the Continent. Mr. D. belt an old
Pr'aetitioner and frequently attendh.g.
the, ;\ludical I.l:4ard, at Blackfriars, ,was the cause
ut auk Cot rcapotident &viol!, us the inforuljti".