The Sun.
London, England, 1823-12-20 00:00:00

THE ARM Y.

The Ist division of the-20d Fusileers, on botratthe William
Harris, sailed from Cove for Oibraltar, on Tuesday; and on
Thursday, the second division, on board the Fanny transport,.
for the same destination.
Two Companies of the 50th (Rutlandshire) Regiment of In,
fantry, are now on their march from Chester to Brighton.
Two companies of the .414th (or Cumberland) Regiment of
Foot, have marched from Woolwich to Windsor. The Ilead.,
quarters and ••the remainder of the saute corps continue at.
Woolwich.
Thursday morning a detachment of fhe 40th Regiment of
Foot lett Harwich for Chatham, from whence they are about
to embark New South Wales. They .have ,been reliev,l
here by a detachment tr: the 7th Royal Fusileers.
In order that no undue importance may be attached to the
circumstance of the notice lately Vent to the Half-pay Sur-
geons and Asaistant.surgPona of the Army, we deem it neces-
sary to state, that it k merely with. a view to the new regiments
now raising by beat of drum, to each of which the usual num-
bei of Surgeons and Assistant-Surgeons will of course be
appointed.

RECRUITING FOR THE NEW REGIMENTS.
Duntisr, Mc. Ill.—The newest feature in the state of the
country, is the success with which the Recruiting is going for,
ward, and the avidity with which the tThemployedand hungry
peamtattiy avail themselves of the small Bounty now offered
for liecruits. The Bounty for limited service is 21. 12s. rd;
for unlimited, 31. 45... ,Yet, ,Kith this small premium the ranks of
the new Regiments, the 9 trim anti trAti, are tilling with rapidity.
Lim cuicit, 115.-41 ..Recruiting Order has been re.
"eeived in this city, to raise men -for two additional Regiments
of the Line—the 94th and 95th. Men five feet five inches,
under 10 years of age, and Men live feet six, under 30, will be
tAken. - From -the superabundant portion of our peasantry now
unemployed, the ranks of these two Regiments may be easily
filled up. This measure may have more effect in tranquilliz,
ing.the country than any yet resorted to.
On Thursday last, an order was rneived in Cork garrison,
to detach seven ()dicers on the Recruiting Service, iu different
parts of the district.
Cant.ow, licc.ls.—Nothini; can speak more forcibly the
want of employment so much, complained of bythe poorer
classes, than:the tact witnessed in this town since last Thurs.
day.- tin the morning of that dqy a recruiting party coot-
meneed its aperations 'with all the cpomp and circumstanee of
war," anti before the close of Friday it had obtained 40 tine
able-bodied young omen. •
CO uM, DEC. 15,-,Since .:the orders arrived in this garrison
to raise men for the aditional Regiments of the Line,-(the 94th
and 95th,) the recruiting has been carried on with much spirit
anti energy:: anti from the feeling thatprevials, we have little
doubt, that it' it was alone confined to to is City, both regiments
would be completed in the short space of two months. t
turtlxy Captains Craig and De Barralier, Lieutenants
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Alexander, and Bickerton; paraded through,
s.reets, attended by the drums anti fifes of the Royal Veteri,
Battalion, and in less than two-hours between 20 and 30 itn,
Young hardy fellows were enlisted for the 95th Regiment. ;an
immediately handed over to the recruiting Suilrof the district

FItANK r 0 Dtc. 9.—A German 'Talmud
says, " A French grenadier of BuoN aPanTE'S old tguard has
just arrived at Berlin from Kamstchatka, where he has bee*
prisoner ever since 11112. ll a says that there are still many of
his comrades in Russia, who have not the means to return home.
The French Embassy at Berlin has given him what he wanted
to return to France.'