The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-13 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Adjutant-General's regiment (the 2d or Queen's Royal
foot) have recently arrived at Chatham from Ireland, prepara-
tory for the East Indies. Numerous changes among the of.
fieers have taken place since Sir henry Torrens' appointment
to the command, in July, l 822; and the regiment, from the
activity displayed by its new Colonel, bids fair to be one of the
most *effective in the service.
On Saturday
.th several detachments of the 2d Battalion of
the Rifle Brigade,. stationed at Newcastle, Abbefeale, Glen.
duff, Athea, and-Dromeolloher, marched thence to Rathkeale,
and'on Monday arrived •in Limerick, under the command of
Major Logan, and on Tuesday morning proceeded on their
way to Dublin. During the residence of the above detach.
ments in their respective stations, it is but justice to observe,
that no body of military could be more highly esteemed ; the
gentlemanly and soldierAike conduct of the officers, non-com.
missioned officers, and privates of that very efficient corps, re-
flect much credit on that highly disciplined regiment.
( Limerick Chronic*, Sept. U.)
On Wednesday, the remaining detachments of the Rifles, I
under Lieutenant R. Cochrane, arrived in Limerick, and were
to proceed next day for Dublin.
A division of the Ifftli, consisting of parfof four companies,
under the command of Captain Lamphier, arrived in Limerick
on Monday.
Captain Wakefield's company of the 39th Regiment, have
arrived froin Kilmallock,"at Abbeyfeale, to do duty.

[From the LoNnoN GAZETTE of Saturday.]
War (Vice Sre. 10, 1021.
72d Regiment of Foot—Ca' ptam Frederick Brownlow to be
Major, by purchase, vice Fitzgerald, who retires.
To be Captains-o-Lieutenant Warren Markham, by purchase,
vice Brownlow ; Capt. Lord Edward Hay, from the Staff in
the lonian Islands, vice Ebhart, appointed Staff-Captain at
Chatham. • .
're be Lieutenant—Ensign John Frith, by purchase, vice
Markam.
To be Ensign— fly. Godfrey; Gent., by purchase, vice Frith.
Nth Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon •Wm. Dudgeon, from half-
pay 113 d Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice John Hendrick,
who exchanges.
Ulith Ditto—Lieutenant Hector Straith to be Captain, with-
out purchase, vice Yorke, deceased ; Ensign Edward Mayne to
be Lieutenant, vice Straith ; .Charlcs Henry, Gent. to be En-
sign, vice illayne; Lieutenant George Mortlaunt Dickens to be
Adjutant, vice Straith.'
2d West India Regiment—StaffSerjeant MaJor John Whitty
to be Quarter Master, vice Hughes, appointed Lieutenant.
2d Royal Veteran Company—Ensign Aleiander Stewart,
from half-pay 27th Foot, to be Ensign, vice George Edgelow,
who returns to his former situation on the Retired List.
2d Veteran Company—Ensign and Adjutant Lawrence
Ward, front half-pay nth Foot, to be Ensign, vice John
Walker, • who returns to his former situation on the Retired
List.

ST arr.—Brevet Major William Ebhart, from the 72d Foot,
to be Staireapthin at Chatham, vice George Jervis, placed on
the Retired List ; Captain John lirutton, from the o2d Four,
to be Sub-Inspector of MiJitla in the lonian Islands, vice Lord
Edward flay, appointed to the 72d Foot.
IIE getter DA—The Christian names of EnSign Byrne, who
is appointed to the Ist Foot, on 30th Juno last, are Tyrrell
Matthias.
Dr. George Gordon Ilfaelean, Assistant Burgeon half-pay
35th Foot, has been allowed to resign his commission.
The exchange between Captains Booth, of the 13th Foot, and
Hanes' of the 41st Foot, has been antedated to 25th February,
1013, that being the date It ought to bear.
The commission of Major UM, of the 41st Foot, has been
antedated to 7th June. 1023, that being the date it ought to
bear, but he has not been allowed any back-pay.
conunissions of Captain Brown and Lieutenant anic,
of the 7:lth Foot, have been antedated on 29th July, 1324,M that
being the date they ought to bear, but they are not allowed any
back-pay.
The Army rank of Ensign Durehell, attic 3d Foot, has been
antedated to the 25th Deeemberlol3, that being the date it
ought to bear.
]loyal East India Volunteers—Charles .dills, Jun. Esq. to
be Major, vice Unikes, who resigns.

tree of Ordrumve, Sept. 13, 1824.
Corp; of Royal I;ngineent—Oentleconn Cutlet St. Aubyn.
oletiwottb to be Second Lieutenant.

/low small a portion of our life It Is that we
really enjoy. In youth we are looking forward to things that
are to come ; In old ago, we aro looking backwards to thing•
that are gone past.

BRTHS.
On Sundny, tho 12th instl , Mrs. T. M. Alsager, Mccklen.
bur gh -sq uare, of a daughter.
On Saturday, the 11th inst., DlrA. George fielder, of Euston.
square, of a daughter. .

On Thursda IVIAR RIE D. •
y last, the 9th inst., at St. Peter's church, Wol.
verhampton, kr. John Shoolbred, of Dunfermline. Scotland,
to Miss Winifred Wynne, second. daughter 9f the late James
WYnno. En,' of the latter place. Immediately after the cere.
loony the happy couple set nut for Scotland.
On the Bth inst., at the Collegiate church, Manchester,
Lieut..Colone) Sir Thomas Reade,' to Agnes, eldest daughter
of Richard Clegg, Esq. of Loysight.lodge.
On tho 11th inst., at Si. Nary s, Lambeth, James W. Cooper,
E5q.,,,, of the Treasury, to Harriet Angelica, daughter of Thos.
Evans, Esq., of Park.place, Kennington.
On the 11th insi., at Vargaret's church, John Mitchell,
Pim
Esqfi
co.lo .Eli2a, el claujihter of John Elliot, Esqof
dgeo. *4.44-

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On the 7th of August, of a tinier, Fanny, second daughter
of the Rev. William Armstrong, 'of Illoballofib, andgrand.
daughter to the late Archbishop of Tuam. ..
(in MondaTlailt, the Bth.inst., at Amthill, Bedfordshire,
David Jennings, Es+, in the 73d year of his age.
On Thursday morning, at 'eleven o'clock, agedft i4l 3 ,a.
uChar.g
ht
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W
tottn, wife of Lieutenant John.hlte, R.N., and
of Philip Reinagle, of Chelsea, Es 9., K.A.
On the Oth inst., at Ilastings, Mrs. Sophia Olivia Barclay,
wife of Captain Andrew Barclay, and only daughter of the late
Colonel B. N. Kelly, of the Bengal army. .
On the 2d inst., in her 18th year, Elizabeth, second daughter
of Mr. Joseph Buckwald, Charles-street, Grosvenor-square.
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