The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-24 00:00:00

INDIA

MADRAS, AIARCTI 13, Robert Scott has been
appointed to succeed Col. Illackburne at Tanjore, and it is
thought, that Col. Deacon will go to Jauterah, and ►
Col. Welsh
is to succeed him as Commandant of Fellore.—The 69th Regi..
ment is expected to be at Wallajahliad on the 2lld inst.; where
they will remain until they embark for Europe.—The 41st
Regiment will remain here for some time.—The 34th and 33d
Regiments sailed three days sinee in the Coldstream.
31 MAucit 1023.—The new cantonment at Pa..
lavaram, a few miles beyond the Horse Artillery Drill-ground,
is to be considered as part of the Garrison of Fort St.. George
from the Ist of April. Col. Hewitt goes out there to command,
and Capt. Leonard Cooper, the Adjutant at Black Town, ac»
companies him as part of the Stra—The 69th Regiment has
arrived at Wallitjahbati.
• MADRAS, APRIL 6, 1828...—P00r Dinwiddie, Quarter-
Master of Brigade, at Beliary, died there; a few days ado, of a
bilious fever much regretted ; his successor is nut y.tmown..
We are forward with much anxiety for the fimitsettle..
merits of the littean Prize Money, and hope that all our claims
have been admitted.

THE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SOCIETY.

On Thursday last was h4.ld. the MUM:ll:Meet-
ing of the Northamptonshire Farming -and Urazing
The Farm of Lord A LTIIOItP, at Brampton, presentadr at an
early hour in the morning, a truly gratifying and, animated
scene. Soon after nine, eight, plough teams. started 'for the
premiums given by the Society ; and three other plouglo, held
by you_ng men,_ farmers' sons, for the-silver cup, given-41 Sir
'Wm. Wake. Bart., Edward Bouverie, Esq.; and the President
of the Society.
The first prize was gained by Job Tomlin, pknigiiman,to
111 r. Rd. Linnet, of Stowe, plots h. by Conk. Tkw scowl
prize, by Thomas Symonds, proughtnatt-.to Mr. J.1;0041,
liatleston, plough by Comb. third-prize 4 byr DOW
Chambers, ploughman to E. Bouverie, Estp.,Dtlapre4oo,
plough by Brown.—The silver cup was gamcd.,by
Vials, aged 21, of Ilarleston, plough by (Potlt. - theJudgea
would have awarded the cup td r. Ed. Judkinv, of. Stowe, had
he nut been out of time. • _ •

Prizes of teriguineas each, giveri.by Lord Viscount.Althorp,
for different kinds of stock . ,

-'lb Mr. id. Worcestor, Long- Buchbi, for tils 5-year ohl
fat Scotch ox—no competition ; EsegAbing-
ton, for his 6-year old' Herofind Mat COW ; to MI, ir,Titut„,k
Swinford, for his 5 long-woolled ewes; to Mr. Joseph 'MU,
Hanslope' for 5 long-wOolled theaves; to• Mr. John Dent,
Milton, for five long.wooled shearhogs; to nr. G. Cowley,
Kilsby, for a shearing tup ; and to Mi. acme Wallis, Wel.
lingborough, .fora top, of any age. Society's Preniiums,-/To
Mr. J. Darker, Puilsborough, for his year and quarter old
boar. The Judges determined that no other -boar exhibited
was worthy of premlom.
The Sweepstakes were awarded as follows t
To Mr. R. Kitelce, -Castle Thorpe, for the best fat ox. To
Lord Althorp; for • die best steer. To 'Lord Althotpe, for the
best-fat cow. To Mr: John- Clark; Swinford, foe the best
shearing tub.• To- Mr. R. Kitelee, for the-Best five two shear
wethers. To Mr. John Dent, for the best shear bog; and also
for the best five shear hogs:
In the afternoon; about eighty-of the Members of the Society
and their friends dined together at the • George Inv, Ten
sweepstakes were entered into for the next year. The engage-
ments of the ,clay produced the highest gratifitation; and 'elicited
universal :Approbation. , •

REFINEMENT OF TM A 5 .—As a proof how
much the present age excels in refinement, it'is
just necessary to observe, that Mr. DANIFLE, the
Proprietor of the Royal Hotel at 'Venice, has
made known, through the medium of thelsrews-
papers, that, in order more effectually to contri-
bute to the accommodation of his guests, he has
provided every sltting.roorn in his spacious Hotel
with excellent riunathrt" I—(Vienna' Papers
Sept. 3.)

A respectable Jindy in West Lothian-has sent
off a printing Press) with types, to a Minister in
Nova Scotia, for the purpose of printing religious
books in that colony.

PARIS PAPERS.

(From the Manikin of Sept. g 1 —Official Part:)

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.

LAUItISTON TO THE MINISTER. OF WAIL,

"'ORCOYEIT, HEVT. 18._

" To-morrow morning the French troops will
enter the town of Pampeluna ; the citadel was
taken 'possession of last night.
" The legitimate Municipality will algo enter
an hour afterwards, escorted by the French troops
and tv,o companies of Spaniards."

The Journal des Mbats announces the receipt'
of very satisfactory intelligence respecting the
mnlady at Passage ; in proof of %hick it is oh.;
!,ecved. that most of the patients had recoved
that only a few had 'died ; and that on the 17th
the number of the sick was 27, of whom only two
cases appeared to be mortal.
The only:lntelligence from the. French /trmy
before Cadiz is the following article, commit'.
4:Med hy the journal des Debuts :
PORT SEPT. have heard nothing of
(lencralAlaVa situ* hiS rourn.to Cadiz, where the confusion is
extreme, some wishing to capitulate, others to resist. It is
zeiserted that Pear-Admiral' Dulierr, who comes to replaCe
Rear.;Admiral Hamelin, will be, here between the 111th and
,Intl', and that the Duke of Angouletue means to delay the at.
tack,until the arrival of the Admiral, who is said to be a hardy
enterprising, and excellent seaman. Our soldiers are dissatis.
fed with this delay ; they would swim over to the isle in order
'to put en end to, the revolutionists ; but, on Ste other hand, our
flu:, which
.is waking ibr some small Less a, is not sorry for
the delay. the conlidenee ic 'the Prince Generalissimo is
hbondless, and the result of the attack is not doubtful when it
shall once he commenced.

• -The Journal de Toulouse contains the following
'rietier, dated Perpignan, Sept. It) The Marshal continues
his troops on the side or Vals, and no new attack has yet
• taken• place at Tarragona against the Constitutionalists. Our
forces are scarcely sufficient to blockade at the same time the
Sea, Figueras, llostalrich, to keep in check the garrison of
Baelonrii and to, combat aign an, Lieu te-
i•nant.,Colonel of the liOth of ,the line, who is to proceed to
arrived tit Perpignan yesterday evening, and will conti-
nue his journey without delay. It is presumed. that he is em-
ployed to make GovernMent acquainted with the state of the
4th corps of the army. Some timely reinforcements have ar-
rived ; as for instance, die GOO 'men of whom we have already
sraken, and afterwards about 200 for various regiments, but it
is easy to perceive that these will 'not be sufficient. TO-mor-
crloejl.l"which is disposable in the depots of this town will
Constitutionnel contains news -from Per.
pignan ;three days later, equally favourable to
the cause of the Constitutional Spaniards.

Pr n Ka,r4. SEPT. 'l3.—(ExtrJet from Private Coy.-
tppondenceo---For some time past a report was current in the
army blockading Barcelona, that a sortie was about to be made
by tbe garrison of that place. On the 10th a column of Con-
-stitutionalists landed unexpectedly at Badelonambere the third
tympany of artillery of the lithzegnuent of infantry was quar-
tered, with the first battery of twelve-pounders, which had
come front Perpignan. 'rho enemy, has taken front them 15
chests, fifty horses, and made some prisoners. We have no tie-,
tails of what pasaed in the other quarters of the blockade. In-
formation had been sent to Mauro, when it was found that the
enemy was at Badelona ; the garrison consisted only of One
boatt4tlion, and the military treasure was in that town.
Since the affair of the 28th, nothing has taken place in the
plain of Tarragona; and im the 10th our troops occupied the
same cantonments. It appears that in this interval, M. the
Marshal has been employed in renewing negotiations with,
.1%1 flantr.
• FoUr days ago a flag of truce, charged with a dispatch from
M. the Marshal, entered the fort of Fikueres. There seem. to
• be a strong desire to terminate the affairs of Catalonia by nevi-
ciation.