The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-14 00:00:00

ROYAL. MILITARY COLLEGE DEC. 11.

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Friday and Saturday last having been appointed by his
Royal Highnesti the Commander-in-Chief for the Half.
yearly Public Examinations of the Royal Military College,
several Commissioners of the Institution assembled at Sand.
burst for the purpose. There were present at the Board, Gen.
Sir Harry Calvert,: G.C.8.; Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir
A. Hope, G.C.8., the Governor; Major. General Sir J. W..
Gordon, Rart. K.C.B. the Quartermaster-General ; Colonel
'Butler, the Lieutenant-Governor, and other Offiesrs.

On I-16 day, the Battalion of 'Gentlemen Cadets were re.
viewed by the Commissioners, and went through 'various Ina.
naiuvres with steadiness and precision. The public Eurni.
nationsrof the young Gentlemen were, as usual, ip the mathe-
matics, fortification, military drawing, Latin, and the modern
la uages.
4,bout thirty Gentlemen Cadets who :acquitted themselves
in these various branches of the collegiate course of studies
rtoe :wt haerdeendt barrdenofsigConcmiems
registered as graduating towards their Commissions.
After the conclusion of the examinations of the younger
iiun theone
rsli eorer
withrieclfoacmtimimenodfattliolensßot
branches of the College the officers studying at the senior de.
pertinent of the Institution, appeared before the Commissioners.
Several of their military sketches of ground were much admir-
ed ; and two .gentlemen (Lieutenants Johnston, of the 21st Fu-
sileers, and Walter Scott, of the 15th flusurs), idler passing a
full examination in the higher branches of the matheniaucs,
fortification, and other subjects, were rewarded with certificates
of the Board's approbation.

THE AItSIY.—(INDIA.)
GENERAL ORDRII9,
By His Excellency the COMMANDEU.IN-CHITIE,
Head Quarters, Chou'dry Plain,
July 1, 1024.
The following Removals are ordered:--
Lieut.-Colonel J. Prendergast, from the 26th Regiment,
N. I. late 24 Bat. 13th Regiment, to the 30th Regiment, N. I.
late 2d Bat. 18th Regt.
Lieut.-Colonel J. Wissett, from the 6th Regt. N. I. late
Ist Bat. 6th Regt. to the 26th Regt. N. I. late td Bat. 13th
Regiment.
Lieut.-Colonel G. L. Wahab, from the 36th Regt. N. L late
2:1 Bat. 18th Rcgt. to the 6th Regt. N. I. late let Bat. 6th
Regiment.
Captain G. Couran Is removed from the 2d to the Ist Batta-
lion Artillery and Captain T. H. Thoresby from the lat to the
2d Battalion Artillery.
First Lieutenant H. S. Foord is removed from the horse
Brigade to the 2d Battalion Artillery.
Phil Lieutenants T. Ditmas and T. H. Ilumffreys are
posted the former to the lst Battalion, and the latter to the 2d
Battalion Artillery.
JULY 2.

Lieutenant L. Rudd, of the 37th Regiment, is posted to the
ht Battalion Pioneers.

JULY 4.

Assistant Surgeon T. Ward, M. D. is removed from the
4th Native Veteran Battalion, and posted to the 35th Regiment
Native Infantry (late Ist 13at. Iflth Regiment.)
Jumr 5.

The undermentioned Comets of Cavalry, and Ensigns of
Infantry, whose rank was published in General Orders by Go-
vernment of the 2d July 1824 are posted to Regiments as fol-
lows, and will join their respective Corps, agreeably to the in-
structions opposite their Names.
.JULY 8.
Ensign John Hunter is removed at his own req•est from the
39th to the 28th Regiment Native Infantry, in which he will
rank next below Ensign J. O'Brien.
Ensign H. Mackenzie Is removed at his own request from the
42d to the 34th Regiment or Chicacole Light Infantry, in which
be will rank next below Ensign W. White. •
Ensign A. Cuppage is removed at his own request from the
4th to the 27th Regiment Native Infantry, in which he will rank
next below Ensign G. P. C. Smithwaite.
Ensign W. C. Chinnaryls removed at his own request from
the I lth to the 4th Regiment Native Infantry, in which he will
rank next below Ensign W. A. Miller.
The undermentioned Officers have obtained leave of absence
from their Corps and Stations.
Captain and ,Assistant Quarter-Master-General C. F. Pelle
2tl Regt. N. I. to the oth October 1834.—Bangalore on sick
cart.
Lieut. It. Francis, 45th Regt. N. I. to the 24th Aug. 1824.
Bellary on, sick certificate.
G. CADELL, Actg. Dep. Ai*. General ofthe Army

A carriage drive is now forming, with spacious
footpaths, from Cumberland Gate in Hyde Park
to the door at the north-east corner of Kensing-
ton Gardens, which has hitherto not been acces-
sible by carriages.
At the top of Portland Place a commodious
archway has been constructed under the New
Road, by means of which such of the inhabitants
as have keys and permission to walk In the Gar-
den of the Regent Crocent, can now walk into
the Regent-square Garden on the opposite aid*
of the road, without the danger' and inconvenience
of grossing the road itself.