The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-11 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The 10th Hussars expect to return from Dublin to
Newbridge, where the young horses and recruits are, in
about a month.

The officers of the 80th Regiment, at Naas, have dis-
tinctly negatived a report that any of their men had taken
part i❑ the Orange processions last July in the North.
The reserve companies of the 29th at Spike Island,
Camden, and Carlisle forts proceeded to Charles Fort,
Kinsale, on Monday.
The Scots Greys do not enlist any recruit under five
feet ten inches, and they must be besides natives of Scot.
land.

When a soldier is sentenced to imprisonment with hard
labour he shall be sent to the county house of correction,
and not remain under military confinement.
Annual expense of garrisons at home and abroad :-
Tower, London, 3,9081. ; Edinburgh, 7641. ;
4571. ; Windsor, 1,249/. ; Isle of Wight, 1,660/. ; Ports-
mouth, 1,228 ; Cinque Ports, 1,575/. ; Berwick, 8821. ;
Plymouth, 1,510/. ; Tilbury, 5271. ; Sheerness, 571/. ;
Chester, 346/. ; Dumbarton, 3521. ; Stirling, 5441. ;
Tynemouth, 457/. ; Inverness, 846/. ; Landguarn, 5671. ;
Hull, 856/. ; Fort William, 410/. ; Pendennis, 371/. ;
Portland, 21/. ; Hurst, 173/. ; Southsea, 86/. ; Alderney,
70/. ; Blackness, 284/. ; Calshot, 44/. ; Upnor, 1731. ;
Scarborough, 15/. ; St. Mawes, 249/. ; Scilly Isle, 173/. ;
Belfast, 881. ; Carrickfergus, 159/. ; Charlesfort, 6551.;
Charlemont, 318/. ; Cork, 572/. ; Duncannon, 550/. ;
Galway, 456/. ; Limerick, 449/. ; Londonderry, 88/. ;
New Geneva, 159/. ; Ross Castle, 159/. ; Guernsey,
311/. ; Jersey, 2551 ; Canadas, 1,463/. ; Nova Scotia,
1,815/. ; Bermuda, 105/. ; Gibraltar, 1,504/. ; Malta,
474/. ; Cape of Good Hope, 1,1081. ; Heligoland, 500/. ;
Sierra Leone, 86/. ; Van Diemen's Land, 86/.
A Court of Inquiry was assembled last week at Chatham
Barracks, for the purpose of investigating the conduct of
three young officers, who had been engaged in play with
a young man, a resident of the city of Rochester.
(From the Limerick Chronicle of Saturday.)
Capt. Sawbridge's company, 28th Regiment, left this
yesterday for Newport.
The reserve of the 29th Regiment, under the command
of Major Walter, marched into Kinsale on Monday last.
The regiment was in the same quarters eight years ago ;
and on the occasion of their leaving a most handsome and
flattering address was presented to the regiment, signed
by the principal inhabitants of the place, expressive of the
regret they felt at parting with them.
A company of the sth Regiment, under Capt. King
and Lieut. Graves, arrived in Killaloe on Thursday from
Nenagh, to occupy the barracks there, which is to be
continued as a military station.
The Athol troop ship, and Stentor military transport,
are hourly expected at the Cove of Cork from Portsmouth,
whence they sailed early in the week.
A company in the Cavan Regiment of Militia is vacant
by the death of Captain Adams at the Isle of Man.
The contract for lighting all the military baracks in
Ireland commences from the Ist of October next.

A late order from the Horse Guards decides that every
officer abroad who shall not draw his pay from the mili-
tary chest on his station is to be considered as constituting
the regimental agent his private agent, and consequently
having no claims to relief from the public or from the Co-
lonel, in the event of the agent's failure.

A most terrible accident occurred to a lad,
aged thirty years, in Mr. Lister's mill, Halifax, last
week. While feeding the rollers he was caught
by the arms, the bones were fractured severely, and the
flesh entirely stripped from above the elbow down over
his hands ; the poor fellow was conveyed to the Dispen-
sary,
and every attention !mid him, but we fear he will
expire under his sufferings; and his weakness is so great
that amputation cannot 1;e performed.—Leeds Mercury.
LAMENTABLE SUICIDE.--On Sunday, Mr.
jmor TATTERSALL, jun., the son of Mr. Ti0.4.7,:R5AL1.,
cotton-manufacturer, of Oldham, put an end to his ex-
istence by hanging himself in the attic story above his
father's warehouse, at Lyon Mills, near Oldham. He
was found ou the Alonday forenoon, after a diligent
search, his absence having created much alarm in the
family and neighbourhood. Be had a prayer-book be-
side him when discovered. An inquest was held on the
body, and a verdict of "Destroyed himself iu a fit of
lunacy" was returned.—Bolton Chronicle.
The last month has witnessed a sale of the
largoet collection of books ever brought at one time to a
public auction. The stock, (upwards of 36,000 volumes)
that formed the Minerva Library, I,eadenhall-street, has
been sold, and, from the very depressed state cf trade, many
thousand volumes of the novels only produced 3d. and 4d.
per volume ; the consequences are that many booksellers
are offering collections from the stock of 100, 600, and
1,000 volumes at the unprecedented low price of bd. and
lid, per volume.