The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-25 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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LS Uhl :-

Ist-auci Li•fe:Gi-ttrtis 9th Light Dragoons
Ist 1i& t. iiith Ditto • ditto
Reg-t: Dragoon•Guarch, : 12th Ditto 'ditto
4U.1 ditto ditto I.itit Ditto 'ditto
6th ditto 14th DittO ilitto
Ist ditto, or Royal Dragoons 16th Ditto. ditto
Di•axoons Ist ain!.•2d
4th Ditto ditto Ist and 2d Hussars, ditto

INFANTRY.

Battaiious
tst Rvgt. Ft Gds. Ist and 2d
2%1 Ditto 1
3a Ditto, -1
14. Ditto .Foot 1
2d Ditto
3d Ditto
4th Ditto
sth Ditto
G.th Ditto
7th Ditto
Bth Ditto
10th Ditto
11th Ditto
40th Ditto
2.id Ditto
24th Ditto
27th Ditto
28th Ditto
30th Ditto.
31st Ditto
32d Ditto
34th Ditto
:35th Ditto
3Gth Ditto
38th Ditto
39th Ditto
40th Ditto
42d- Ditto

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) 'ALA 2

1 and 2
2d

Battatimis.
,43d Regt. Foot 1
44th Ditto 24
45th Ditto
47th Ditto 2d
48th Ditto 1
50th Ditto . 1
51St Ditto •
Sid Ditto I
53d Ditto 24
57th Ditto , 2d
58th Ditto 1 Mid 2
.3't)t!i Ditto 2&1
60th Ditto sth
6lst Ditto 1
66th 1
e4th 1M to.
71st Dittp 1
74th Ditto
7i,th Ditto
81st Ditto
82d Ditto
83d " Ditto 24
87th Ditto rd
88th Ditto
91st Ditto , 1
92d Ditto 1
94th Ditto
11•3 th Ditto 1, 2 alit! 3

KING'S GERMAN LEI; lON. . .
Istan42d Batt. Light Infantry I 1 Ditto \Vatternle
Ist, 2d, 3d, sth, 7th, Batts. of 1 Ditto Calabrese
the Line 3' Brigades Horse Artillery
1 Regt. Brunswick Oels 2000 British and German Foot
1 Ditto Chasseurs Britanniq. Artillery .
Total-19 Regiments of Cavalry; 73 Battalions of Infantry;
3 Brigades of Horse Artillery; 2,000 Foot Artillery, Engi-
neers, and Staff Corps.

The Convoy for America, the Mcditerrauean,
and Lisbon, sailed from Falmouth on Tuesday.
last. The latter had on board the folloiving re-
inforcements for the Marquis of WELLINGTON,:-
- Detachment Royal.Aitillery drivers and horses.
Detachment RGyal Waggon Train. -
Four troops Royal Horse Guards (Blue).
Four troops Ist Regiment Litt Guards..
Four troops 2d Iteginsent ditto.
.Detlichments of the following regiments :
Sd, 4th, and sth dragoon Guards.
Ist, and 4th .Dragoons.
9th, iltlif 12th, and llith Light Dragoons.
Sd, 24th, 31st, 37th, 47th, 43th, 50th, 51st, 57th, 58th,
68th, 71st, -73 d, 77th, (2d), 85th,.11.2d, and 65th Fo4it.

The winci has. blown fresh ever since from the
North and East, which will probably enable this
valuable reinforcement to reach ,Lisbon- before
Wednesday'ne it.
In consequence of the reinforcements of Artil-
lery sent out to the Marquis of WELLINGTON, and
of his demands for 'more officers of that corps, it
is about to.be strengthened by another battalion.
The 'Atli- Regiment of Foot have not yet re-
ceived orders of embarkation, but from their ranks
having been filled up by well-trained soldiers from
the Militia, they are i❑ such an excellent state of
discipline, as to be ready for active service on the
shortest notice.

Last week about 1000 men, from the King's
German Legion, merched into this town in three
divisions, -from BeXhill, on their route to Polts-
mouth, there to embark to join .Lord WELLING-
TON'S army in Spain. Most of them had been
taken prisoners in the French service, and volun-
teered from the different prisons in which they'were
confined. They are for the most part fine-looking
young men ; and their uniform gives them an ap-
pearance very different from that which they exhi-
bited when they passed through this town, a short
time since, in their yellow jackets, from the depot
in the Isle of Wight, to join their Legion at Bex-
hill.—(Sussex Pgper.).

Lieuienant-Colonel RAYMOND PELLY, of the
16th Light Dragoons, who had his horse shot un-
der him, and was in consequence made prisoner,
in one of the late actions in Spain, is a brother of
the late Captain of the Bucephalus frigate, and
of the Rev. 1' ..PELLY, of Aston.

Friday arrived at Glasgow, two troops of the
6th Dragoon Gnarls, from Hamilton ; and on
Wednesday. •a detachment of Artillery, with three
field-pieces, and the Perthshire Militia from Edin-
burgh.
From four to, 500 prisoners arrived within these
eight days past at ,the Perth depot ; they were
quite destitute of clothing., but upon their arpival
were supplied with necessaries, and made as com-
fortable as their situation could admit of. The
total number now lodged at Perth is 3500. .

LuDnlTEs.—Saturday night, about 7 o'clock;
when numbers had retired to Chapel, six armed
men,
,in disguise, entered the house of Mr. Glue,
in Earl-street, Nottingham, while he and two of
his workmen were sitting by the tire • and, while
proper guards, were left over two of them, the
third was compelled to go into the workshop, and
Point out a lace frame, which the Luddites had
learnt was at work for half goods and half mo-
riey, which frame they broke. in a few minutes,
and carried away the machine, without any dis-
turbance being created.
A pigeon match took place on Monday on
Hounslow Heath, betwixt Messrs.' Howlett and
Bunce,;amateur shots, for 501. The parties fired
with double-barrel guns, at two pigeons from a
trap, at twelve yards ; 20 birds were allotted to
each, and Mr. Rance won the -match by bagging
16, which was one more than his adversary.
PEDESTRIANISM.—A sporting foot race took
place on Monday on the Bagshot road, between
George Bartholomew, a Shropshire 'man, and
John Wilmot, a professed runner. The men were
hacked for 100 guineas a side, to run against each
other for forty minutes. The pedestrians went off
at the rate.of ten miles an hour, and did four miles
abreast of each other in '23 minutes 36 seconds.—
Wilmot was evidently beat after running 30 mi-
nutes; And his antagonist progressively gained on
him and run strong in, leaving his antagonist 300
yards in the rear. The winner (lid six miles and
three-quarters in' the time.
A letter front Stromiless, states, the sailor be-
longing to the,Rosamond, who, from mere distress
of conscience, had confessed his knowledge of the
murder of the family of Marr, was to'be sent with
all expedition to London.