The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-10 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

His Royal Highness the COMMANWEII•I EF
held a Levee yesterday morning, at his. Office' in
'the Horse Guards, which
.was attended by seye
rat Generall and other Officers. • • •
imynovEn SYSTEM FOR TICE Attstir.—The Rules 'And
Regulations'with respect to Light Infantry are milsunder revi.
sion. The improved system will embrace, gerteraßylithettiove.
mental and formations of Light Infantry attached to-reiPective
regiments' when in -line; anti the rapid rnantruvres of Light'.
Infantry Companies formed in battalion.
The 23d (Royal Welch ftrsi!ners) Regiment now on duty it'll
Dublin hai received orders to prepare for embarkation at that '
station tlif r _ _ -

The 62c1 (or Viriluthire) Regiment of Foot, having been re-
lieved by the 62d Light Infantry; has embarked at hlulifax for
England: • •
The 76th Regiment of Foot, now on duty at Gibraltar. has
received orders, when relieved by the Royal Welch Fusiletrs,
to embark at that station for England. •
Detachments belonging to the 27th and G Ith Regiments of
Infantry sailed from Cowes on the 7th instant for Gibraltar:
Detachments belonging to several Regiments at Malta and
the 'lonian Islands sailed also from Cowes on the 7th instant
for the Mediterranean.

War Office, September 9, 1823.
42d Regiment of Foot--.Major-General Sir George Murray.
G.C.B. from the 72d Foot, to be Colonel, vice General the Krl
of Hopetoun, deceased.
72i1 Ditto—Lieut.-General Sir John Hope, from the 92d
Foot, to be Colonel, vice Sir George Murray, appointed to the
command of the 42d Foot.
92d Ditto—Lieut.-General Alex. Duff to be Colonel, vice
Sir John (lope, appointed to the command of the 72d Foot.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
East liothian.
To be Deputy Lieutenants—The Earl of Wemyss and
March, Lord Mello, Lord Binning, Viscount Maitland, Lord.
Sinclair, Lord John flay, Major-General the Hon. Patrick
Stuart, Sir James Hall, Bart., Sir John Gordon Sinclair, Bart
Sir hew Dalrymple Hamil:on, Bart., Sir Thomas Troubridge,
Bart., Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, Bart., Sir George Warrander,
Bart., Sir James Grant Smile, Bart., Sir John Duchonan Hep-
burn, Bart. Robert Baird,- Esq., David Andetson, Esq., Cap-.
min James'Dalrytiaple, Cadell, .Es q., Robert nay,
Elq, William Hay Newton, Esq., Francs Walker, Esq.,
Robert Steuart, . Esq., James Hunter, Esq., John Hay Mac-
kenzie, Esq., Captain illiam Hay, met Alexander lilac-
lean, Richard Hay Newton, jun. Es 4.; Major-General John
Dalrytnple, Andrew Fletcher, Esq., 'Captain Burn Callender,
James Balfour, Esq., David Anderson, Jun. J. John
An-
derson, Esq.,
,George Rennie, Esq., Robert Ferguson; Pg.,
Captain james.llay.

CAUTION.—It has been frequently the prac-
tice of some despicable persons to solicit admis-
sions to public places in the name of the Conductors
of Public Journals. Such an application, pur-
porting to come from the Editor of THE SUN,
was addressed on Monday last to the Gentlemen.
who superintend the concerns of Vauxhall Car-
dens, but was frustrated by a Gentleman who
happened to be present, and knew the writing to
be a forgery. This imposition is doubtless car-
ried on in the names of most of the Editors of
Public Journals. But this is not ail, for persons
who affect to come from advertisers, apply for
the use of the tiskets which are given to the
Editors, by the Managers of the Theatres and
other Public Places. We hope that the agents
of these contemptible artifices will be discovered
and their names be properly exposed.
A letter from Madrid states, that the Re-
gency has given orders narrowly to watch all fo-
reigners residing in that capital, especially the
.English.
At the Middlesex. Sessions, on Monday, nrticles
of the peace were exhibited by Mr. Apo LPLIVS, on behalf of
Mrs. OIIATTERTAY, against Mrs. CIIIIISTMAS, The facts
were not read aloud ; but from Pin or two oh4ervatini inter-
changed by the Court and Counsel, it appeared that Airs.
her
.in cornxlaine4 of Mrs. CITRISTMAS following
her .in the street, 2114 VIITIOttIi other places, even occasionally
disguised, and molesting her wherever she found her.

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