The Sun.
London, England, 1824-01-24 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Recruit', which were enlisted in Ireland,
for the 95th Regiment of Infantry, and which embarked on tlt
12th inst. at Waterford, have disembarked at Bristol, and will
arrive in divisions on the 24th, 26th, and 27th inst. at Win-
chester, where the head-quarters of that corps is at present
stationed.

The William Harris, Fanny, Indian trader, and Prince of
Orange, transports, which sailed from Cork, having on hoard
the 23d (Royal relsh Fusileers), will, on their arrival at
Gibraltar, bring home the 75th Regiment, and will subse-
quently convey the 77th (East Middlesex) Regiment of Foot
from Cork to Jamaica.

The detachment of the 7th (or the Prince Royal's) Regi-
ment of Dragoon Guards, which arrived at Liverpool on the
lath inst., is ordered to embark forthwith for Ireland.
The 26th Regiment, under the command of Col. Oglander,
which was quartered in Cork a considerable time, has marched
for Kinsale, to exchange.with the .57th: which has since arrived
in Cork.

COWES, JAN. 22.—There were embarked here this morning
from Albany Barrack, two Officers and 33 men, on board the
brig Ann, for Cape Coast Castle.
EMBARKATION OF THE 77TH REGIMENT FOR JA-
MAICA.—The first division of this regiment marched from Far-
moy this morning for Ballinacura, where it was to be met by
the City of Cork,steam-packet,and proceed in her for the Lleau-
fort transport at Cove ; the second division, with the baggage.,
will take the same route to-morrow morning, and be put on
board the Dorothy Forster and Palembang transports. It is
expected that these vessels. will be ready for sea towards the
close of the week, and sail for their destination.—(Cork aller-
eantik Chronicle, .lan, 19 )

that on the beef and pork in-
tenldVeod haasvae Shoelar)(11; for those troops during the
voyage
(shipped at an English port), being in-
spurted by that
fwis, Agrrbt for intelligent officer, Mr.
ac very intelligent
in this harbour,
they were deemed unfit for the service, and or-
dered to be replaced from the stores of an emi.
„Nit provision-house in this city. If, on a sub-
ject of so much hnportance, we could venture to
ofrera suggestion, we would beg to say, that for
the future embarkations from this port, it would
i„ w probability, he found advantageous, were
the contracts for supplying
beef and pork to be
tendered for through the medium of resident
houses, thereby affording an assurance, that the
quality would in ivery way be suitable for its
purposes.—(Cork Mercantile Chronicle, Jan. 19.)
Nowni CARor.TN GOLD.-A Gentleman in
Raleigh has in his possession a lump of the pure ore found in
Anson, weight about WI). and worth 940 dollars. Another
Gentleman, well informed on the subject, states, that larger
pieces than this had been found in the above counties, and that
there was at present, in the Branch of the State Bank at Salis-
bury, a bar of this gold, which, after being purified, was worth
between 5 and 600 dollars. These large pieces of gold are met
with occasionally, though what is collected by the persons who
are engaged in the search, is mostly in small particles, which
do not much more than compensate them for their labour.--]
Were the business conducted with proper skill, it is supposed
it might prove a source of wealth to its proprietors, and be of
great advantage to the State, in adding to its metallic medium.
New York Paper.)
Thu Prejudice which, among the unreflecting,
formerly existed against Stock Prizes, has now
completely subsided, it being discovered that the
Number of the X 20,000 Prizes is thereby greatly
increased, SEYEN being allowed instead of Tnamg,
whilst the difference in value is very trivial, even
at present, and they will exceed the Money
Prizes before the Lottery is finished, if the price
continues to advance as it has since the Contract
was made. The aiiportioning a part of the
Scheme to Money and part to Stock is creditable
to Mr. SIVEWRTGIIT'S judgment, as the result at
present shows the Public will thereby gain about
X 7,000 extra, which is by no means an insigni-
ficant Additional Prize.

At the IliHigh Court of Justiciary, Edinburgh,
on the 19th instant, Margaret Boug was arraigned
on the charges of having murdered an old woman
named Elizabeth Low, or M'Laren, at Dunning,
Perthshire, in the month of February, 1818 ; or of
theft and reset of theft, in stealing from the house of
the deceased a quantity of linen in webs and sheet.
ink, and various other articles, the property of the
late Elizabeth Low, and having the same unlaw-
fully in her possession.—After a long trial, the Jury
returned a verdict of murder non proven, but
guilty of theft.—Lord Pitmilly said he could have
no doubt as to the sentence which should be pro-
nounced. She had been acquitted of the murder,
and consequently of all accession to it; but no Oat'
could doubt that the theft was of the most dreAful
nature, aggravated by being perpetrated after as
foul and atrocious a murder as ever was known,
and committed in the abode of amurdered woman,
whose corpse still lay upon the ground. It
amounted almost to a ea pital offence, and the Court
will ill discharge their duty to pass a milder
sentence than transportation for life.

OLD BAILEY-7-(Tms Day.)

The Sessions having concluded, the COMMON
SERGEANT proceeded to pass the awful Sentence
of Death on

William Henry Reynolds, for shooting at General Burton ;
Edmund Button, for stealing in a dwelling.house ; James
Walker, for burglary ; 'William Hunter, for a similar offence ;
Robert Smith, for a like offence ; John Hutchins, 'for stealing
in a dwelling-house ; Maria Williams, for uttering for4ll
notes; James Hodge, for burglary; Isaac Cannon, for burg-
lary ; George Owen, for a like offence ; Samuel Rayner, Wil-
liam Elliot, and John Austin. Wren, for cutting and maiming.
Transportation for Life—Joseph Hendon, Solomon Nathan,
Thomas Starling, and Henry Taylor.

Transportation for seven years.—Chailes Pearce, Robert
Willis, Thomas Antorny, George Burgess. Joseph -.Searle,
' Andrew Walker, Evan Davis' Emanuel Phillips,. William
Sidebotham, Richard Charles, Richard Owen, Wni. English,
Charles Elston, Charles Brudalt, Robert Wilan, Jas. Brown-
low, Charles Green, John Reesby, John Nirilliams, Mary
Owen, Robert Smite, John Richards, William Laidlaw,
Sarah Beland, Sarah Wood, otherwise Barker, William
Gorman, Charles Thomas, Anne Kent, John Gibbs, John
Shaw, William Hampstall, Charles Giblett, Mary Hardy,
%lary Russell, Margaret Kenneth, Margaret Bryan, Peter
Glover, Thomas Richardson, John Morin, James 'Gordon,
Samuel Salter, Win. Brandon, Win-Norman, •Wm. Ssmith,
Peter Keen; Henry Thom, Win. Rexworthy, Michael 'Teens,
Thos. Prosser, Thomas Turner, Benjamin Edwards, David
Hope, John Webb, Thos. Gleed, Chas. Barlow Rosina Cox:.
head, Mary Gray. ,
A great number of prisoners were sentenced to various periods
of imprisonment, one to be publicly whipped, and a consider-
able number privately.—The Sessions were then adjourned to
Wednesday, the ldth day•of February.