The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-23 00:00:00

Unction of Divine Right." This is an open de-
claration of the most determined intention, if
possible, to overthrow the Established Church.
We therefore appeal to Government whether
a body, speaking no doubt the sentiments of
all the Members of their faith, should be
suffered to proceed in collecting funds in
order to bribe their way to so atrocious and de.
structive a purpose. The Dub lin Paper, from
which we have extracted the passage in question,
isdistinguished for its loyalty and attachment to
the British Constitution, and we heartily wish
that the Journalists on this side of the water
would follow its meritorious example.

IRE BURMESE WAR.—We have received this
"fling letters and papers from Madras to the
30t11 of July last inclusive, • but we have only
time
to give at present the following extract :
Extract of a Letter, dated Madras, July 30.
" For some months past we have been engaged
serious War with the Burmese. About the
rn'tl46 of April his Majesty's 41st Regiment,
Madras European Regt., the 3d and 17th Native
flight Infantry, the od Batt. Sth Regt., 2d Batt.
1011), Ist Batt. 9th Native Infantry, sailed for the
Andareens, under Brigadier-General MACBEAN
°I% Majesty's 54th Regiment, where they met
the Bengal Division, and proceeded on their way
t° Rangoon, which immediately fell ; and
iherel by the last accounts, the force still
riernains• Sir ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL. of his
Majesty's 38th Regiment commands. It was ex-.
Pected that the inhabitants would have imme-
diately come into us, but they dare not
de 30 from the extreme arbitrary nature
ef their Government. Sir A. CAMPBELL has
b
ePti. attacking stockade after stockade with
taasiderable loss, and no commensurate benefit;
the
'ains are at present very heavy, and they
cannot move for some time. Generally speaking,
are not prepared for the war, and if
,the native
troops here (the old Deccanites) had not turned
°et in the most gratifying manner, and WWII,
leered to
a man, an expedition could not
/4" been sent to 'Rangoon. Much difficulty
w" experienced in embarking seven compa.
of the Marine Battalion at Calcutta.—
liere nothing could have been finer; they
all embarked in the most handsome and pleasing
nlanner. From the five Native Battalions there
were only three absentees !
rr About the 23d May Colonel MILES, with
I'l4 Maje Sty's 89th Regiment and two Native
1
atttilions (the Ist Batt. 7th, and'lst Batt. 22d),
'416(1 for Rangoon, and in June Lient..Colonel
with the 2d Battalion sth, and Ist. Bat-
t4liol, loth Native Infantry, with a detail of Ar-
tillery, for Chittagong, where they arc under 13ri-
gadier General MontsoN, C. 13.
" His Majesty's Royal Regiment is ordered
to Madras for Foreign SerVice. llis Ma.
iiestra 48th Regiment goes to Trichinopoly, and
411. Majesty's 69th Regiment, which after volun•
teering to go home, has been re-embodied, and is
tneamped at the Race Island, it is supposed
Mill be. ordered into the Fort when the 54th
"narks. The 06th (late 2d Battalion of the 3d),
28th (late 2d Batt. of the 14th), and 30th (late
;(1 Batt. Of the 15th) are now encamped near the
ih'ent ready for embarkation, which will Make
our force on Foreign Service, five European
th4leatsland 12 Native, all in the best order,
'tlides a strong force of artillery, with near 40
1411 s, &c. and pioneers.
We have had it dreadful season here, and the
casualties have been very numerous. All of us,
In;t)re or less, have suffered bereavements of
f
r*llds and relations. As yet we have no rain,
6.`'ept a shower, and there is still much sickness,
1 here is great distress in the country from the
failure of rain, and many thousands of poor
"Ple are daily, fed: Government are acting
tpost liberally, and feeding all who want it."

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14CT OP A LETTER FROTii DEAL, DATED N0V.92.
81,1`)fts8ed through the Downs this mot :sing the
led General Palmer, Capt. TRUSCOTT, from
TV", Which place she left on the Ist August,
04tif,s lay Qd October, and St. Helena 13th
tl.—"er• The following information is from
Ili ship :
it A
thft e ; detachment of the Bengal Army had been cut oft' by
leUtruese. Our troops were getting sickly. The Triton
th t
14dras for London 20th July, and was to have sailed with
Alt Avon from the Cape 3d October. The passengers per
.George the Fourth, wrecked at the Cape, were anxi.
hts 6„alting a Paasage for England.—The General Palmer
tit -`ll Only absent from England seven months and twenty.
goomtig; and will leave Portsmouth again for the Cape o:
4EO Hope, Isle of France, and Madras, on the 18th ner
4411, and the River on the 10th January."
AG

errnan Mail arrived this morning, bringing
11"nkfort Papers to the 17th instant. It ap-
:ars by the following article from Stuttgard,
a at tha King of WIRTFMBURG has just concluded
°4'rnercial Treaty with the Principalities of
lenzniero, If echingen, and Sigmaringen,, on
of a free trade, and that a similar
‘ItY
i$ HOW negociating between Wirtemburg