The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-13 00:00:00

TIIE A it M Y.

The 17th (Leicestershire)"Regiment of Foot has received
orders to march from.tiosport to Doncaster, for Hull. The
Regiment will . commence its. march today from Gosport to
Doncaster, where it will arrive on, the 29th inst.
The (Ad (Shropshire)-Regiment of infantry has received or-
ders to march on the 14th inst. from Gosport to Weedon,where
it 4th inst. will arrive on the. 2

The 58th (Rutlandshire) Regiment of Foot is ordered to
march this day from Weedon to Brighton, where it will arrive
on the 24th instant.

The Colonelcies of the Ist and 24 Battalions of the Boyal
Artillery have, in consequence of the death of General ktir A.
Farrington and Lieutenant-General B. Willington, become
vacant.

PoRTSMout is, Nov. 11.—This morning orders were re-
ceived for the 17th Regiment, under the command of Colonel
Despard, nod 53d Regiment, tinder the command of Lieut.
Colonel Mansell, both. at Gosport, to march immediately, the
former for Doncaster, and the latter to Weston ; they will
march in the tiallowing order: -.The. Ist Division of the 17th,
to-morrow morning; the 2d Division on Thursday; the Ist Di-
vision of the 53d on Friday.; and the 2tl Division of the 511,1 on'
Saturday. • The reports here are that
.the 17th will replace
the 65th at Hull, and the 53d to replace die 58th at Weetlonc
The 65th and 58th are efficient regime.nis, but n'ot so the 17th
and 53d, these regiments being but lately from . Indiai have not
had time to recruit to their full complement. It will be recol-
lected the 58th were lately inspected by the Adjutant-General,
and we have reason to expect them' in this neighbourhood.:-_
The Ganges and Superb, with the 12th Regiment, Colonel
Forasteen, sailed this afternoon with a floe leading wind down.
Channel. Rumour is very busy as to their destinatitin. It is
now said they will not go to Gibraltar.' .

Monday last, a most respectable Jury, chiefly
of Gentlemen of the. Clan Fraser, served Mamas ALEX.
ANIMA Faastn, Es 9. of Lova and Stricken, nearest and
lawful . heir male of the. body -of HUgh Lord Frascr, of
Lovat, ' grandfather of Thomas Fraser of KnoCicie. and
Striehen ; as also heir.male of Hugh Lord Fraser of.tovat,
Thomas
of Thomas Fraser of Beaufort, and of the said.
Thomas Fraser of Beaufort, otherwise: styled Thomas Lord
Fraser
Froof Lout, father of the deceased Lord Simon
Fraser of Lovat, and grandfather of the late Honourable
Archibald Fraser of Lovat. After the service,. the Jury and a
large party of gentlemen of the town and neighbourhood dined
with Lovat in Bennet:a hotel, when among. many loyal and
patriotic toasts, the health of their worthy host, and a speedy
restoration to the honours of his ancestors, was drank with en-
thusiasm.—(Jnverness raper.)
Mr. BOADEN is said to be very far advanced.
with his Life of Jolts krmutr, 'which may be
expected early in the ensuing year. All. the
particular friends and relations of the late Mr.
KEMIILh have supplied original documents relat-
,
ing to his life, many of which are very curious.
The long intimacy that subsisted between Mr.
KEMDLE and Mr. BOADEN gives him peculiar ad-
vantages for such a work. .- . •
Two houses fell in Caution-street last night,
and buried several of the unhappy inmates in
their ruins. Five bodies were 'tug out last 'light'
dead, and several in a state of Mutilation. It- IS
feared there have
been
tfthe a n
city u fr
are r veryer
s in
additiontbic kly
inhabited.—(
ittooutsleisosien
tailiraetapdayrtdiscovered, as the miserable
F'reeinatt's Journal.)