The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-08 00:00:00

GENERAL ORDERS.

The following Genera! Ogders were, isSnedsim=
mediately after the arrangement under,which Paris
was surrendered

" Head-Qaarters, Gonasse, July 4, 1S15:

No. I.—" The Fiel&Marshal has great"satis...
faction in announcing to the troops tinder his
comtnand, that he has, in concert with field -
Marshal Prince fiLvcant, concluded a MAO:try
Convention the Commander in Chief o• the
French Army of PariS, by which the enemy are to.
eVacnate St. Denys, St. Onen, Cliehy, and Netti 4,
this day at noon ; the heights of Montmartre to-
morrow at noo- ; and Paris next 'day
No. 2.—" The Field-Marshal congratulates
the Army on this result of their glorious victory.
Ile desires that the troops may employ the leisure
Of this day, and to-morrow, to clean their arms,
cloaths, and appointments, Hs it ie his. Intention
that they shodhi pass hip! in review. •
No: 3.—"lllitjor-General Sir MANLY POWER,
K. C. 13. is apponited to the Staff of this Army.
.(Sigued) .‘ J. WATERS, Lieut.-Colonel, A. A.G."

The following Circular was yesterday issued
front the Wapptfice, viz. _ .

" The PkINCE REGENT baring been most graciously ple=as-
ed to take into consideration
_the expences to which
mental Oliems are suoject, wt,T,lst orutrelon., with tato' corps
on tile boat, station, ant being desirous to afford them relief
in the auto oer wiich appears to his itoy;tl Highness hest cal-
cutaten t.O nie,t the pi e,sure to which the} art 4,1 hat
situation—his Royal H tghtiess divertore has been pleased to
order, that fl ,ind after the -25th int ant, an alloistance of
ss. a-day shall !re made to every Regiaiewal Officer in Great
Britain whilst actually marching witbilis Regitaeut, or any
detachment thereof.

• (Signed) " PALMERSTON."
" To Colones of Regiments."

Captain Lord ART:II UR HILL, who lit ought the
last Dispatches front' the Duke of WELLING,TON,
has\ been promoted to the rank of Major.. This
meritorious young Officer is brother to the Mar-
quis of DowNStune.
Major-General JAMES STIRLING, late Lieute-
nant-Colontl of. the 42d, or. Royal Highlanders,
is appointed Lieutenant-Gnvernor of Cork, in the
rootkof General DicKsoN, deceased.
Last week the Right Wor.liptul the Mafor and
Chamber voted' the Freedom of Exetei. to Field-
Marshal the Duke. of WELLINGTON, tO be presented
to. the 11litstr;ous hero in a Gold Box of One
Hundred Guineas value._

Many of our wounded Officers and Men are re-
c Overing fast, and rejoining the Army. There
are at this moment in Brussels upwards qf 20,000
sick and womided
,British, Belgic, Hanoverian,
and a few. Prussians. Most of the. wounded
French are sent to Antwerp.
Detachments from the Horse Guards, Foot
Guards, and Waggon Train,- have arrived, and
landed at Ostend, as wt.:ll as some regiusents from
North America, ail of which were marched attic
instant they landed.
Thursday the- %Vest Middlesex Militia assem-
bled at Hampstead for the purpose of being em-
botlied, when it was statol to the men that they
were entitled-to pay from the' 16th ult. This al-
lOwance is, we understand, grantvcl to all suck
Men who flay join the Reg iment of. Militia to
•whidi they'beiong on its being emboilicd.
Two hundred Invalids at Chtlsea.wlio were not
considered eligible for Veteran Batt and four
Garrison -Companies ht Plyinontli and Portsmouth
have been formed into a Garrison-Battalion, con-
sisting of six companies, of 100 rank and file
each, agreeable to the followi,)g numbers :

I Colonel, 1 Major, 6 Captain:, I 2.l.ieittenairts, 6 Ensigns,
I Paytaaster, I adjutant, 1 (Zaarter-Master, I Surgewt, -I
Assistant-Surgeon, I (..I,..trter-Master-Serjeant, 1 Serjeaut—
Arntonrer, 1 Schoolmaster•Sedeant, • i Serjeant-Major,• iU
Seijeants, I Drum-Major, II I:rota:tiers, Su Corporals, 570
Privates—Total 678.

CORK, JULY 3.—On Friday the Garrison, com-
manded by Colonel WALsti,.. (in the abs'ence of
General Foksus), marched at one o'clock from
the New Barracks to the Grand Parade, where
they tired a feu de Me in honour of the late signal '7O
victory obtained by the Duke of \VF.LLtNGTON.—
The troops, consisting of the detachment ol•the
4th dragoons, 33d and 77:11, and part of the 21st
and 38th regiments, afterwards passed Loyd.:
FolialLs, and returned to their Barracks. in the
evening the city was illnminat ed ,
ONFOND, JULY 7 .—Ye,terday, in Convocation,

it was (lei-A
-cud to grout the stini of 300 givrteas,
from the Utliversity•Ctieit, in aid of a in at trir
the soecial relief antlT bent tit Of thelawilies of the
brave men kited, and of thy: wounded saiKrcrs ot
the British army, under the Doke Of \-VEL7.ING.
TON, the signal vi:tory.of tVaterloo, and
several batiks which have beet) or way bt fouip.t
in the present ca;inpaip.