The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-08 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

We are happy to announce the following im-
portant intelligence :
Fleet from America.—On Sunday morning 4fl
sail of transports, with the British Army from
America, were telegraphed off Cape Clear. From
the state of the wind, it was not expected they
would reach Cork Harbour On Monday, and they
are nOw probably in one of the Western Harbours.
(Dublin Correspondent, illO9 4.)
The Hon. Colonels tlc-rol and JENKINsoN are
proceeding' to the Netherlands upon, we tinder-
stand, rather a aliplorn ,tic than a military mission.
The British regiments in the Mediterranean are
to be immediately completed by detachments from
Enzland.

The 27th regiment, which sailed on the Bth
ult, in tour transports front Betmuda for Ports-
mom'', is expected daily.
Orders have arrived at Plymonth to send off all
the artillery horses and drivers that can he spared,
and to purchase horses, and enlist drivers, with
all speed. Eighty horses and drivers went off on
Wednesday last on their route to Deal. Six mil-
lions of ball cartridges have also been sent off front
Dock in the course of the last week ; and 240
men and boys have been entered at the Laboratory
at Mount Wise. to fill ball e;irtridge,,, a grtat many
millions more being ordered.
Saturday morninLf the Brazen, Captain JAMES
STIRLING, arrived at Port s:/mtith front Louisiana
and Haraunah, in-in.,;ing General Sir Jotth LAM-
BERT and suite; why► having made all the neces-
sary arr►+ngctnents for the troop under his ewn -
'nand to return home, under Generals Sir R. KEAN-
and Powers, preceded them in the Brazen. The
Brazen left Mobillc on the 25th of. March, and
Ilavannah on the 4th ult. The Hydra, Thames,
Belle Pottle, and Alceste, with the first division
of the army on hoard, were lying at Havanmah,
nearly ready to sail for Bermuda and England.
Admiral MALcoLm, with the Temainder, was to
leave \lobille about the I st- ult. Their arrival,
thetetore, tnay he expected in the course of the
present month. A party of the 95th regiment
came home in the Brazen ; they landed on Satur-
day.afternoon. The Brazen took out the intelli-
gence of Peace with America, to all our forces in
the west Indies.

The terms of the CILINCRLLOR of the EXCITE-
auEtes proposals for funding the sum of 7,687,000/.
(the remaining part of the 18 million of Exche-
quer Bills), are the same as before, giving the pre.
ference to those who had already funded, leave to
subscribe at the rate of 80 per cent, on the sum
they had already funded, and to allow to imorrow•
and Wedneaday next for them to subscribe ; but
should the whole sum of 7,687,0001. not be filled
by the former subsetibers, then the remaining sum
to be opened to the; pubdc on the same terms, and
they to subscribe_ on Thursday. All Bills from
March 1, 1814, to May 8, inclu.sive, will be
taken, and the interest on, the Exchequer Bills
allowed-to the 10th of June, 18.15.
DURLLING.—Ou Saturday, Captain JoHN
YOUNOWAS brought before Mr. Btßxis, at Bow-
street, and charged by Captain CAREY, who al-
leged that be was in danger of his life from the
violent threats of the other.
wheletrappeared that the parties had lately been at Brighton,
a dispute arose respecting a female; a challenge was
the consequence, hut no fighting took place. The threat of
horsewhipping and posting names ensued, for not fighting.—
Since Until- arrival in London, Captain Young renewed violent
threats in the county of Middlesex-towards Capt. Carey, who
swore he went in danger of his life, and that he felt himself
bound by his duty tazake cognizance of it,, and hold Captain
Young to bail to keep the peace.—Captain Young said, in
reply, that he was surprised at the charge made against hint
by Captain Carey, as he considered himself injured, and ought
to have made a charge against Capt. Carey.—The Magistrate
said he could not then enter into a charge of recrimination
of Captain Young against Captain Carey, as Captain Carey's
charge against Captain Young was made by'regular informa-
tion upon oath.—Captain Young said he certainly should
prefer a charge against Captain Carey in a regular way.—
Captain Young not being provided with two housekeepers to
bail him, as is customary upon these occasions, Capt. Carey's
Solicitor agreed to be content with one, viz. Mr. Long, who
keeps the Hotel in Bond-street, where he is lodging.
Mr. NV5'l. TODD, Printer of the Sheffield Mer-
cury, has been appointed Postmaster of Sheffield,.
in the room of RICHARDi GRikrITHS, .Esq. who
is nominated Agent for his Majesty's packets at
Holyhead.

The transfers at the Bank will close on Friday
'next, till after the holidays ; but to accommodate
Government- has permitted T. Bisn
Offices in Cornhill and Charing-cross
ott eeknle'ett
his
I 12 o'clock on Friday night, to transfer
to his customers Tickets and Shares for the Blue-
coat Boys to transfer the next/day into Capital
Prizes of 30,0001. or Thousands of Guineas in
Gold, as the Lottery will then begin and finish;
and notwithstanding Wbit-Monday will be a Bunk
Holiday, and of course no Dividends can there
be received, T. Nati has provided about -0,0001.
in Bank Notes, and 3,000 Guineas in Gold, that
those who me fortunate Next Saturday may be
paid immediately, and keep holiday the remainder
of their fives.