The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-24 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

CADIZ, JULY 30.—Orders are arrived at the
Military Depot at the Isla de Leon, fur forming
the. Insturcting Officers .and Non-commissioned
Officers into three divisions, ‘vhich are to be sta-
tioned in different parts of the kibgdont, fur the
drilling such recruits as May be sent into theta.
since General Ballasteros has been in office, con-
siderable improvements have been made in the
War Department, and activity prevails in the va-
rious branches of his important occupatios.
MADRID, AUG. 2.—General Whittiugham is
here, and on the eve of setting out to join the
Army of CatAlonia, in which he commands the
cavalry.—Colonel Sir John Clark is appointed
first Aid-de-Camp to the itlinister at War..

We have heard with great pleasure of the recent
promotion of Sir JOHN DOWNIE to the rank of
Alajor-General in the Armies of Spain, and that
this gallant OfEcer may soon be expteted in Bug-
laud, on a mission that will Probably prodtee
some advantage to both countries. We believe
there is not a just or a generous man, who has
read the false and calumnious representations, in
certain papers, of the proceedings of this distin-
guished lover of rational liberty, since FERDI-
NAND'S return, who will not have contemplated
the authentic statements of his exertions in favour
of those who fell, with the politics they espoused,
with sympathy; who shall not have traced- him
again -to the Armies of the Pyrenn6es with inte-
rew, and who will not welcome his return to
Eagland as a man deserving- well of his Country.
The depot of the. 2(1-Dragoon, Galt* is on its
march from North Britain to Birmingbant.
The.2d battalion of the 6th and 57th regiments,
from Jersey, and the 2d, from Alderney, have ar-
and the two former are
rived at Portsmouth,.
gone to Winchester.
The South GlOneester Regiment of Militia is
ordered to Plymouth, whither they are on their
route, and the Stafford Militia to Liverpool, to
embark for Ireland. The .Berns ,is at present
at Reading, waiting for their route. The S',uth
Lincoln is ordered to Chelmsford, the Gla-
morgan to Bristol, and the Durham was this (lay
ordered to march for Newcastie-upon-Tyne from
Darlington.
'Oti-Twsday, Wednesday, and Thursday morn-
ings last, the West Norfolk regiments of Militia,
marched from Norwich barracks in. detachments
to, those at Ipswich, preparatory to their intend 7
edembarkation for Ireland.

The Galway Militia; under the command of
Lieutenant-Colonel EyRE, marched from Bailin-
asloe on Friday morning for Dublin, where they
are to he stationed.-

The Kilkenny Militia have arrived in Cashel,
Where they are to he (paltered.
The Sligo regiment have received the route for
Boyle. - They are to march on the 29th and 30th
instant.

The 2d battalion of the 27th,. or Eriniskillen
regiment; consisting of about lOU veteran irar-
riots, under the command of Major SPARROW, left
Kilkenny on Friday mortiinv,- for Etiniskillen,
having halted two nights. on their march. • •
On Saturday the 12th inst. the Bth and last
troop of the'Rli Dragoon Guards was einharlted
at Donaghadee for Portpatrick.
COURTS MARTIAL.—On Monday last, the pro-
ceedings of the Court Martial in Limerick, on
Cornet Sintleworth,- of the 4th Dragoon Guards,
terminated. He was tried on four charges, pre-
ferred by his Commanding OiEcer, Colonel Sher-
lock, viz.-Ist, For being absent without leave,
from the Bth to the 23d August, 1814-1::d, For
ditto, from the 16th to the 24th of February,
1815-3 d, For ditto, from the 25th to the 31st
July, 1815-4th, For not having discharged a re-
gimental debt for Lace and Spurs, amounting to
eleven pounds five shillings, on a particular day.
On the part of the prosecution, the Colonel' and
Adjutant Itallet were examined, and after being
cross-examined by the prisoner, Counsellor
Cooper, by n permission a.the Court, addressed
the Members in, an eloquent and energetic man-
ner, after which the Court adjourned until Wed,
nesday, when Lieut. kl'Gregori of. the 84th regi.'
ment, was put upon his .trial.--Lieut. Anderson.
of the' Sth %Vest India Regin-ient, is dismissed the
service,- for being drunk and riotous in the bar-
racks,v-Irkle tbe sick list.—Capt. BRIAN BAG-
of the Vork'Cliasseurs, is dismissed the ser-
vice for being driik'on regimental duty, but is
permitted to receive the regulated value of his
Conimis4ion, in 'consequence. of his former ser-
vices and wounds.--(Curk Chronicle, dug. 184

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE'S.

‘.‘ninvAr.s IN f..IXDoN.

The tad and Co;n! esj I,f hen) Priris; the Hon.
Feederick Lan Paris ; the E:.:1 Cw..ntess of
ma nett, at the Chn-r:,don Hotel ; Sir Alexancicr a;id Lady
Hood kid fap,,,:y:at !TOM ; Major and Dies. Duffey,
at Holcies's'lLtei ; Fleury Part. Ctirzon-
stiect, May-fair; Dulte of Oa: intoc, in Stable-yard, St.
JailltS'S ; Sir Walt,,r That. ri,t hon'so in Conduit-
street ; Sir Wm. ard Lally .1l)rly,. tl.elr iloW& in Hilt-
.
'street; Iron. Henry Harn]lion,
the Earl' and Countess of P.daiiiolant-sliire', iti flainlit,tv.
place;: the Earl and Counti:ss: of •Llardwiek and 'Lady Eliz:)-
ben Yut k, at St. iYainesspiate '; Mr. and Lady Caroline
Co*; at their father's houie, in Great (4e4rge-stieet, SVest-

minster.