The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-12 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The remainder of the Second Battalion Third (lauds arrived
on Saturday at Portrinouth, in the Speke, from Plymouth, to
land and march to ‘Vindsor.—.The 75th Regiment will com.
mance embarking on Tuesday, in the Baltic Merchant, for
Dublin.

The 2d Ills (bards are ordered to proceed to Windsor.
The Royal Bern (wards marched on Saturday from the
Barracks in the Regent's Park to Windsor.
The 3d Light Dragoons have received orders to proceed from
Hounslow this. day to.Coven..try•_to he in that city on the 16th
instant.

The 7th flutter will remote.this day from Ilampton Court
Palace to Hounslow.

The tith Hussars, now stationed at Rontrord, have received
orders to proceed thence to Dorchester, to be there by the Hitit
instant.

The lath Humors, now at Kingston, have received order• to
march to Bristol, to be there by tho 191 inst., preparatory to
their embarkation for Ireland.

[From the Lownox GAZP:TTIC Of Saturday.]
War 01fire, July 1, 1024.
2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Capt. William ChambAr-
laysto to be Major, by purchase, vice Gordon, who retiree ;
Lieut. George Knox to be Captain, by purchase, vice Chant.-
berlayne ; Cornet Gustavus Thomas Smith to be Lieutenant.
by purchase, vice Knox ; Cornet Henry Curtiss from half-pay
7th Light Dragoon; to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Smith.
sth Ditto—Cap.tain William Hay, front half-pay 37th Foot.
to be Captain, vice Braithwaite Christie, who exchanges, re-
ceiving the difference.
10th Ditto—Troop Serjeant.major Frederick Kinkie to be
Regimental Quartermaste!, vice Itogers, dec..

let Regiment of font-=-'l'o be Ensigns, without purchaie—
Auguitus.lloward Ormsby, Gent., rice Glover, promoted in
the 2d West India Regiment; Tyrell Ilyrne, Gent.
4th Ditto...-Arthur W. Alloway, Gent., to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Ward, appointed to the 7th Light Dragoons.
10th Ditto—John James Penton, Gent., to he Ensign, with.
Out purchase, vice Berwick, promoted in the Royal African
Colonial Perlis. •
15th Ditto—COL Charles Walker, from half-pay 44th Foot,
to be Paymaeer, vice William Wood, who exchanges.
ICtit Ditto—To be Lieutenants. without purchase—Ensign
Ralph Carr, vice Orr, deceased; Ensign Matthew Smith, rice
Clancy; deceived.
To be Ensigns, without purchase—Ensign Kenneth Cock-
erel! Mackenzie, late of the 70th Toot, vice Carr; George
Matthew Archer, Gent. rice Smith.

19th DittO,-Charles Crattfurti Hay. Gant. to by Ensign,
without purchase, vice Soden, promoted in the 2d West India
Regiment.
31st DittoWiii. Neville Thomas, Gent. to be Ensign,with-
out pFrchase, vice Burrows, promoted in the /loyal African
Colonial Corps.
47th Ditto—Wm. Drew flewson, Gent. to be Ensign, with-
out purchase, vice Smith, deceased.
50th Ditto—Ensig,n Henry Gill to be Lieutenant, without
purchase' vice Ross, promoted in the 2d West India Regi-
Inent ; henry 31arwell Otway, Gent. to be Nosign, vice Gill.
illst Ditto_Samuel Hood, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchaie, vice Canna), promoted in the 2d West India Regi-
ment.

75th Ditto----.- Boys, Gent. to he Eniin, without pur-
chase, vice Patterson, promoted in the Royal African Colo-
nial Corps...
77th Dlitci--.Robert Harper, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Confrere.
h 78th, Ditto—Ensign Wm. Baia M'Alpin to be Lieutenant,
'without purchase, vice Fraser, promoted is the Royal African
Colonial Corps; Nathaniel Cameron, Gent. to be knsign, vice
'3l`Alpin.

. .
63d Ditto—Hobert Kelly, Gant. to be Ensign, without put.
chaise, vice ,Lisle,, dec.
With Dicta..Pon. Charles Monckton to be Ensign, by pur-
chase vice liartopp, who retires.
MI) Ditte4-Thoosas Alex. iouter, (lent. to be Ensign,
without purcbase, vice Oxley, promoted iti the Royal African
Colonial Corp,.
To be .Ensisn--,1 "Ili? Ail vii
ei‘i6i;ql I' t
11917A-tilirci')laire, yiji;cen'iti'cognttl:iewllll4ti f.7:,,,irtitan4::,llt: to
bliyi:uutreenhaanset:
vice Leah; i 1 redei ; , ,ntar Atirithe'sCletit.*ithout purchase,
i
rice notion, Komi) "ed rthrlioyil'Affrican Colonial Corps.
god, Ditykr4vgeitp,Williana Vassal], M.D. front half pay
24th Foot,ty) ),e,24urgeon.
Rifle Briga474George Mackinnon, Gent. to be • Second
Lieutenant, wiqintit. ptirchaso. vice Robertson, promoted in the
Royal Africiotrieltmial Corps.
let West Intlyllothent .John Pentland, Gent. to be En.
sign, by purchan,, vice Johnston, promoted. • -
2tl Ditto —.Assuitant Surgeon 31aleolin Ritchie to he Surgeon,
vire Tetlle, deceesti, ; Dospital.Assistant John Wilson to be
Assistant-Surgeon, vice Ritchie. •
Ceylon Regtment—lfospittil-Asaiatant Michael M•Dermott,
M D., to be Assistant-Surgeon, vise Matson, deceased.
~ Royal African Colonial Corps—Major-General C. Turner to
he Colonel, vice Sir Charles M'Carthy, deceased ,• Lieut. Chas.
310Conthic, from the Ist root, to be Captain, without purchase,
vice, L'Estrange, deceased.
.110spirat. STAIF,--,Aeting Hospital-Assistant John Bell
to be Ilespital-Assistant to the Forces, vice Wilson, promoted
in the 2d West India Regiment.
UsiATT A C II YD.- - 3fajor Augustus Frederick D'Eete, from
tit, -lib Draguict Guards, to be liientenant.Colonel of Infantry,
by puichase,. vice 'Major:General :Macquarie, who retires.
(Wire of Ordnance, July 7, 1824.
Royal Re.giotent of Artillery -Second Captain Peter Des-
brisay Stertayt's., regimental comtnission, on resigning the
Adjutancy:, bears (hitt: the 21st of April. 1820.
Commissitins in the West Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry.
wigi„," 4,iniley„. Esq., tit be Captain ; Henry Dattbney
Harvey, Gent., tt):00 Cornet.

ROYAL NAYI, Sec.

POItT !Mali r IT, Jul. T 0.----Ttle Ocean, 74., Capt. 1,. Hardy.
man. C.,8. (one of the (uardships at Plymouth) is ordered to
be mamted and proceed forthwith to Lisbon ; where the Genoa,
74, Sir Thns..l,tvingstone, Bart.; Windsor Castle, 74, Capt.
Dasliwood4 sod the Primrose, 10, Capt. Stoddart, are at
present- lying., The guarclships, at this port are to lend 100
seamen, to Complete the crew of the Ocean, and 50 Royal
Marine Artillery, sailed this afternoon, in the Starling cutter,
to he embarked, in her. The ships in the Tagus are to have
400 Royal Marines en board, who may be landed in cases of
necessity.
We learn by the. True Briton transport, that Admiral Sir
Harry Neale, received dispatches, overland (via Marseilles),
and that, instead of proceeding to.Pakrnto and Malta, he in-
stantly sailed for Algiers. The Etna and Terror bombs, ar.
rived from Englandovere lying m Gibraltar at the 12th ult.
His Majesty s ship yacht Herald, Capt. Leeke' is ordered to
the Nore, to embark and take Edward Michael Ward, Esq.,
Secretary of Legation and Charge di-C.ll'4es, to St. Peters.
burgh. Sir Charles Begot returns home on leave.
Arrived the Arrow, LieutenantPowney,from a cruise. This
evening sailed, the calliope, Lieutenant P. Justice, for Ply-
Mouth; with 100 seamen, for the Ocean. In the. Harbour—
Victory, Ituliwark, Vitellesler, Cambrian, Seringapa.
tam:Niemen, Champion, Orestes, Herald, Britomart, Jasper.
The Tweed arrived at Madeira lids June, and sailed again
for South America:
The Atholl in ordered to be paid °fret Woolwich.
Capt. W. Fletcher is appointed to the Coast Blockade Ser-
vice at Kingabrltlgo ; LientenantifW. Burnett, to the Scringe-
pntam ; Achytly,. to the Welleslayr,Smart, M mailman, Croker,
P. Christie, the Rev. J. Taylor, and Mr. Willie, Purser, to the
Cambrian ; Lieut. W. 11, Anderson, Albion ; Mr. John
M'Arthur, to be-Purser in the Blockade Service, vice Wyllie ;
M r. thin. 104ber
.to. be Purser of the Britomart.

OnT,Moliday last, the Cambrian was paid off, In a style that
reflects thiliigheat credit 'on ell belonging to her. Not a man
,Ipft the ship until the payment was completed, when they all
started in a body, in the greatest 'order, after cheering enthit-
iiaitically theft. Captain and Officers, and receiving their ado-
.quate cheers in return, the band playing " Rule Britannia,"
fle&tots4 the King," and " St. Patrick's Day."--4n the
evening. the Officers entertained Captain and Mrs. Hamilton
with a parting dinner, at the George lintel. The ship's com-
pany,. as a memorial of their cAtcem, presented George Ken-
nedy, -their Boatswain,- with a valuable Call and Plate. The
Cambrian. has been re-commissioned by Capt. Hamilton, to
return to the-Mediterranean. - • • .

DtvowPowr.—Suncluy, sailed the Blanche, 46, Captain
Mends, for Lisbon and South America, taking Vice-Admiral
Lord. A. Bente!evict) the former place.—Arrived the iferriei
from Oork ; Valorous, from Spithead llyra, with 60 seamen,
from 4,iverpool ; Sprite transpert, with the remainder of the
24th regiment,' front Portsniouth.----The Ocean is ordered for
active service; the Romney fur thimmission. The Vengeance,
01, will be lauched at Pembroke on the 2311 inst. •