The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-05 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Orders have been recently issued, from the Recruiting De-
partment in Westminster, to the different recruiting parties
throughout great Britain and Ireland, to discontinue the fur-
ther enlistment of men for the new levies, these corps having
completed their respective establishments.
The recruits belonging; to the new Reo'iments, which are at
present in Ireland, are ordeied to embark forwith at Cork and
Dublin for England, for the purpose of joining their respective
corps.

The new Regiments, it is understood, will proceed, in the
Spring of the ensuing year, to foreign stations.
A detachment of recruits is ordered to march this day from
Westminster, to Win ch ester, Portsmouth, and the Isle of Wight.
The 2d division of the 2d Regiment of infantry is daily ex-
pected to arrive at Portsmouth from Dublin.
The 2d and 3d divisions of the 94th Regiment of Foot, whioli
embarked at Gwen ock, have sailed for Gibraltar.

Major-General Lord R. E. H. Somerset has inspected the 31
Regiment of Dragoon Guards, at Manchester.

ERCANTI LE SHIPPING.

DEAL; JUNE 4.—Wind N.E., fresh breezes.—Arrived anti
remain the Marshal Wellington, Clark, from Jamaica; Prince
Leopold, James, from Campeachy ; and Essex, Aston, from
Bordeaux ; also and sailed for the Rivt:r the Charles,
Milne,
from Tobago. Passed through from the River the Dublin
Packet, Strange, for Valparaisa ; %laria, Bibben, for New-
foundland ; sceptre, Ord, for New Brunswick ; Zephyr, Pad- "
don, for Valentia ; and Janet, Wilson, for St. Vincent's.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 4.—Wind N.E.—OtI the Isle •of
Wight the Iris, Howland, 32 days from New York for London.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 3.—Variable light winds.—Off the port
the Ealing Grove, Falconer, 41 days from Demerara ; Zealous,
Reed, 115 days from Payta. Arrived the Duke of York packet,
from the Brazils, sailed from Pernambuco 9th April ; Duke
of Marlborough packet, from Lisbon, said 22d May.; Dove
packet. from Jamaica, sailed 20th April ; and success, Boaze,
from London. Sailed the Union, Brokenshaw, for London. •
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 3.—Arrived the New York, Maxwell,
from New York ; and Charlotte, Groot, from Dantzic. Off
the port the Duke of Lancaster, —, from Bengal.

Arrived off Weymouth the Kingston, Bowen, and Marquis
Wellington, Blanshard, from Bengal.
Arrived off' Holyhead the Albion, Swainson, from Bengal;
Bee, Macbride, Pernambuco; John Heyes, Barbadoes;
and Majestic, Page, from Charleston. '
Arrived in the Bristol Channel the Maria, Williams, and
William. M iles, -, from Jamaica; Johns, Forster, from
Demerara; Nelson, Stewart, Barbadocs ; Maria, Shill, Gre-
nada ; and Amelia, Jewell, from St. Vincent's.

The East India Company's ship Vansittart arrived in the
Channel on the 2d inst. She sailed from China the 29th Jan.,
and from t. Helena the 14th April.

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THE LONDON JOURNALS.

DAILY
Extracts from the Morning Papers, June 5.

[BnITISPI PRESS.]
The Brazilian Loan has certainly been ar-
ranged—the contract for it has been completed
—and the City Member, Mr. Wilson, is one of
the contractors. Mr. Rothschild has been named
as the principal negotiator, but, we believe,
without any authority. The details of the Loan
base not yet transpired ; but there is no doubt
that the contract has been completed. Policies
were opened already at Lloyd's, on specie to the
amount of a million, to be shipped from the Bank
of England, on hoard of the tiparrowhawk sloop
of war or other vessels, from Portsmouth to Rio
Janeiro. The premium of insurance, from the
period of quitting the Bank of England till land-
ed at Rio Janeiro, taking all risks, was as low as
lOs. Gd. per cent. The specie was getting ready
at the Bank, and the shipment was to be made
immediately. There is now scarce a country,
eithpr in Europe or America with which a Loan
bas not been. entered into by British capitalists.
awhile peace continues all may be fair and well ;
but on a war breaking out, these Loans must rest,
we fear, on a most uncertain security.

[NEW TIMES.]
Yesterday afternoon a considerable sensation
was pioduced in the City, by a variety of reports,
which were said to have been received from Pa-
ris—it was at one time asserted that the King of
France was alarmingly ill, if not dead; but ano-
ther report was more generally credited, that the
Law for the reduction of the Rentes had been
withdrawn by the French Ministry, in conse-
quence of the small majority obtained in the divi-
•sion upon M. Roy's amendment ; this was listen-
ed to with some degree of belief from the details
of the debate in the Etoile, on which it is known
the French Funds advanced one per cent. on
Wednesday evening. We learn from the first
sources, that no actual relinquishment of the
plan had been contemplated up to Wednesday
night ; and no details of the proceedings on
Thursday in the Chamber of Peers could be
known. Consols were however lower; they had
been done in the forenoon at 95t ; they after-
wards declined to 95, and closed at 9581 for the
Account. The Foreign Securities did not yes-
terday experience any important fluctuation.—
Ylex:can and Colombian Scrip still continues at a
discount of from to t per cent. The Euro-
.pean Securities experienced an improvement.—
Amongst the shares of the New Companies there
has taken place little or no alteration : Alliance
14t, Equitable I prem.