The Sun.
London, England, 1823-05-26 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

'Er
le kith Repiment is to remove from Coventry and firming-
lisM to Radipole Barracks, in the place of the 9th Dragoons,
whic, h' Regiment is to relieve the 7th Hussars in Ireland.
The 2d division of the 72d Regiment of Foot, which cm-
barked on board the Loyal Briton transport at Woolwich, on
the 3d, and ranained wind-bound in the Downs on the 16th
inst„proceeded on Saturday last for Guernsey, for the purpoSe
of relieving the 2tl division of the 12th Regiment of Infantry,
which is ordered to Sheerness.
'Ms morning the two companies of the 77th regiment, which
have been for some months stationed in the Castle, marched
fur Glasgow, from whence they 'proceed to Port-Patrick, to be
embarked: for Ireland. The .duty of the garrison is to be per-
bV detatimients-fromr the artillery at Leith Fort, and
by the melt belonging to the 'different -recruiting parties,- until
the arrival of the 7 regiment, which is expected in the -course
of this week.---(Edintrutsh Ceurant, May 22.)

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War qffice, May 24, 1823
•
Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant George F.
Clarke, from the 4th:Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice
Laiith, who exchanges. • •
4th Ditto—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Robert Ross to be Lieu-
tenant:Colonel, by pnrchase.; vice Sherlock, who retires Cap.-
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22d Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Fane.
4tli Regimen t'of LightDragoons--Lieutensiat Joshur Synf-
motids Smith, from the Ist Dragoon' Guards, to be Lieutenant,
vice Clarke, who exchanms.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Liettenant William
SesjeantsOn to be Lieutenant, and Captain, by purchase, vice
high, who retires. '
111th lieginicnt of Foot--Captain Mathew William, Ford„on
the.half-pay of the 2.1t11 Light D ragoons, to be Pay-master, vice
Robert George Bankes, who exchanges.
42d Ditto—Ensign ' Christopher Clarke to .be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Strange, deceased; Charles Kerr 31ae-
donald, dent. to be Ensign, vice Clarke. . •
Oth,Ditto--;•Oeorge Knox, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice DiXon, whose appointment has nut taken place..
67th Dian—Lieutenant William Blair, on the half-pay of
the Regiment; to be Paymaster, vice Pilford, deceased.
89th Ditto--Serjeant-Major James Duff to be Adjutant, with
the rank of Ensign, vice Minus, deceased.
111 t Dittollrevet Major John Murdock Wardrop to be
without iiurellase, vice Waterhouse, deceased; Lieu-
tenant Samoa Jenkins•to be Captain, vice Wardrop.
Cape Corps—Major George Sackville Fraser to be Lieut...
Colonel. -
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—CaPeCorps (Thfantry)-11revet Major Lord George Lennox,'
from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be lajor, by purchase, vice
Fraser, promoted.
Revd African Colonial Corps—)lorgan 'O'Meara, Gent. to
be Ensign, without purchase, vice Edwards, deceased.
Office of Ordnance, May 22, 1923.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—First Lieutenant Theophilas
Deshipiay, from half-pay, 10 be First Lieutenant, vice Doyle,
retired on hall.p.ay.
Conimksichis in the Iron tgorneryshire Yeomanry Cavalry.—
Rielkard Jefferies, Gent., to be Cornet; John Davies Come,
Gont.,'to be ditto.

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',IP), :WA "VE tY OUT leit ITT El).--- We "copy from a
German Paper the following fact, which occurred lately at
Warsaw, A Jew, the proprietor of au hotel in that city, was
intrusted with a casket containing, valuable property to the
amount'of *OW. belonging to an Englishman, who gave it
to his host for greater security. Nithen the Englishman. asked
for . his property, the Jew positively denied having received
any such thing. In despair the Englishman proceeded -to the
itteliduke Constantine, who sunirmukd the hotel keeper before
him. This Prince used his UtMOSt efibrts to induce the Jew
to surrender the. casket, but in vain.. Pardon was even offered,
but to no purpose ; the Jew persisted in the denial. _ Ills
Imperial flightless. then „turned the conversation to some
other subject, and after sonic minutes Om out his watch, and
on looking at it said, " I belieVe it is not right, let me see what
is it o'clock by your's." Then seeming to take a fancy to it,
the Grand Duke asked the Jet& to exchange watches—to which
the Jew, unsuspicious of any design, readily consented. The
Prince then Withdrew into his cabinet, and dispatched a trusty
messenger with the exchanged watch to the hotel, desiring him
to tell the landlady, on the part of her husband, to send the
casket immediately, as he wanted it much in order to arrange
some business whit the Grand Duke. The landlady, on seeing
her. husband's watch, suspected nothing, and instantly gave
the caileet to the Duke's valet. The Grand Duke, when he
had received the casket, offered full pardon to the rascal provided
he would admit.his having received it ; but the Jew denied all
knowledge of the casket, and even swore to the truth of his de.
nial. . He was then, by order of the Prince, handed over to the
,'Military Tribunal, who sentenced hint to be shot by twenty
Jews.: The latter, however, executed the sentence so badly that
the culprit suffered excruciating agony for two hours.--(Jour.
nal des Debuts.) _

Lately, as Mr. John Relph, of bell near
Cockermouth, was walking in the park, a short distance from
his house, he heard a screeching noise; and on repairing to
the spot
,from whence the sound proceeded, he observed a
a hedge-hog, in. the act of killing a hare., Mr. B. released poor
.puißt from the fangs of the ferocious animal, and took it home,
.but it ditsl soon afterwards. . -

PA It LIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS

110 USE OF COMMONS.
NOTICES of MOTIONS, and ORDERS.of the DAY,
which now stand in the OnDEn-Boox for the Present
Week.

Monday, May 20. ; •
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
1. Land Tax ComMiSsioners Name Bill—Committee. •
2. Juries (Scotland) Bill—Second Reading.
3. Transference of Securities (Scotland) Bill—Second Reading.
4. Usury Laws Repeal Bill—Second Reading.
5. Lancaster County Court Bill—Committee.
6. Beer Ditties Bill—Report.
7. Supply—Postponed Resolutions of 30th Apra to be consi-
dered..- •
3. Commercial Credit (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
• 10. Unlawful Oaths (Ireland) Bill—Comittea,
10. • Insurrections (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.l.
Elections (Ireland) Bill--Second Reading.
12. Turnpike Trustees .illeeting Bill—Third Reading.'
13. Shentrof Dublin—lnquiry into ills conduct—Committee
thereupon.—Witnesses to attend.
14. Trade—Report respecting Standing Order to be considered.
15. Sale of Game Bill—Second Reading: - •
16. Occasional Freeholders Bill—COMmittee.
17 Beer Retail Trade Bill—Second Reading.
18. Confirmations (Scotland) Bill—Committee.
19. Commissaries (Scotland) Bill—Committee.
20. Capital Crimes Defence Bill—Second Reading'.
21. Grand Jury Presentments( Ireland) Bill.:—Third Beading.
:22. Silk Manufacture 8i11..-Second. Reading. -
j ;23. Tithes Composition (Ireland) Bill—Further Consideration
of Report.
24. Commutation of Tithes (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
25. Church Rates (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
26. Supply—Committee.
27. Ways-and Means—Committee.
20. Joint 'Tenancy (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration of
Report. . . •

• NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Calcraft—ltepeal of the Leather Tax.
2. Lord Viscount Pahnerston-LTo vote Estimates. Disembo-
died Militia.
3. Mr. Martin (of Galway)—Bill to regulate the issuing of
Writs of Capias Utlegatum.
Tae:vtlay, May 27.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Lennard—Bill to alter and amend the Laws respecting
the burial of persons who have been adjudged plo de se.
' 2. Mr. Hume—Propriety of discontinuing the °thee of Lord
Lieutenant, and Chief Secretary, and other Offices, in
Ireland.
3; Mr. Wihnot Horton—Bill for the better administration of.
Justice in New South Wales.
4. Mr. Wilmot Horton—Bill for establishment of Civil Courts,
in the Colony of Honduras.
5. Mr. Spring Rice—Motion relative to the Conduct of the
Chief Baron of Ireland; grounded on the Reports of the
Commissioners of Inquiry into the Fees and Ernoltimentq
of the Officers of the Courts of Justice.
6. 3lr. Secretary Peel—Several Bills relating to the Criminal
Laws.

ORDERS OF THE DAY.
I.' Waste Lands Improvement (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
2. Hides and Skins Bill Second Reading.
3. Linen .Alattufacturc (Scotland) Bill.--Report.

Wednesday, May 211.
NOTICES OE MOTIONS.
1. Lord Nugent—Bill to place the Roman Catholics of great
Britain as near as may be in the same situation as those of
Ireland. • ,
2. Mr. 31.tberly—Select Committee to inquire into the expe-
diency of imposing on Malt the amount of the Duty at
present imposed on Beer,--as afPcting the Public, the Com-
mon Brewer, the Poorer Classes of Society, and the increase
of the consumption of Malt.
3. Sir Ilenry Parnell—Secret Committee to inquire into the
extent and object of the Disturbances existing in Ireland.
4. Mr. Fysite Palmer—Bill to enable the Public Brewer to re-
tail Beer in smaller quantities than four gallens and a half,
provided the same be not consumed on the premises of the
Brewer. ,

onDElla OF THE DAY.
1. Combination of IVorknien Bill—Second Retailing.
2. Masters and Apprentices Bill—Third Reuling. • '
3. East India Trade Acts—Coninaittee thereupon.
4. Sherifrof Dublin, Inquiry into his Conduct—NV-intents to.
attend.
S. Poor Laws Amendment Bill—Second Reading.
Customs puties Bill—Second Reading.
7. Customs Duties (Ireland)'llillecond Reading.
7hursday, May 214.
KiDg Charles's Restoration.
Priday, Nay 39;
ORDERS, OF TUE DAY. • • . .
1. Assessors at Elections Bill—Second Reading.
2. Registry of Vessels Billrurther ednsiderimon of Repo—ria
3. Great Sessions in \Vales Bill—second Reading.
4. Quakers A ftirmation Bill—Second Reading.
5. Sheriff,Courts (Scotia* Bill —Third Reading. '
6. Reciprocity of Duties-,-COmmittee thereupon. • •

,NOTICES Oil MOTIONS. • '
1. Mr. Lushington—Civil Contingencies, Vrinting, and deferred
Miscellaneous Estimates. (In Conithittee of Supply). •
2. 'Mr. Chailburn;—ltemaining,lrisli EStallateS.; (In Commit-
tee of Supply.)
3. Ilr...ooulburitr_Report
4. Ali.. Chancellor of the Excliequer-LVOte fora new Build:
Ing for reception of his late Majesty's Library at the Bri-
tish Museum. (In Comniittee of Supply.)
4. Mr. Creevey,-To take, into consideration the Petition from
.Barbadoes and the other Islands relating to the Four and
a Half per ' Cent. Duties. . ,
dr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—Lottery Resolutions.
irn Committee of Xi'aYs anti Means.) •
►r. Iluskisson—TO equalize. the Duties on goods imported
in Foreign Ships with those payable on the lil;e,g;)ods
in - im-
ported British Ships, in all cases' where 'British, Ships
are treated. with. the same reciprixity in roreixh States.

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