The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-29 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

(From the Limerick Chronicle.)
Monday last a General Courtmartial, composed of the fol-
lowing officers, assembled at the New Barracks :—.Lieut.-
Colonel Clark, 7th Dragoon Guards, President ; Major Kell,
37th ; Major Lamont, 91st ; Captains Costley, 37th ; Crom-
bie, 60th; Ducat, Thornhill, and Fraser, 91st; Lieutenants
Derinzy, Royal Artillery; M`Murdo, 91st; Ensigns Cahill
and M`Leod, 91st regiment. The only prisoner for trial was
private M‘Gonnell, 91st regiment, for mutinous conduct on
parade in this garrison. He was found guilty, and the Court
dissolved this day, after forwarding the proceedings for ap-
proval by the King. Sentence not known until officially pro-
mulgated from the Horse Guards.
The Scots Fusileer Guards leave Dublin for London next
month, to be replaced by the Grenadier Guards, 3d battalion.
Sunday last the Orestes transport sailed from Cork with
the first division (three companies) of the 30th regiment, for
Bermuda.

The Marquis of Huntley transport has embarked at Cork
the grand division of the 30th regiment for Bermuda.
The 91st regiment, in this garrison, march every Sabbath to
Divine service without music--they are chiefly Presbyterians.
Head-quarters of the 60th Rifles, second battalion, from
Mullingar, arrive at Kilkenny to-morrow. Head-quarters of
the 90th Light Infantry left Kilkenny this morning for Naas.
It is reported that the 81st at Birr replace the 14th regi-
ment in Athlone, if the latter move to Dublin.
The head-quarters of the 50th regiment embarked on the
Bth inst.; for New South Wales.

The embarkation of the 47th, 59th, and 68th regiments for
the Mediterranean is very prudently countermanded, in conse-
quence of the intelligence that cholera rages at Gibraltar.
Sir James Kempt, attended by Colonel Leith Hay, M. P.,
and other officers of the Ordnance, are expected in Dublin
early next month on their meditated tour of inspection, pre.
paratory to bringing into effect considerable alterations in
their department. . . _ _

The 27th regiment, head-quarters at Mullingar, have de-
tached the following :—Killuean, under Major Maclean ; Tul-
lamore, Major Thorpe ; Castletowndelvin, Captain Amsinek.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-ROUSE, JULY2B.
—Anna Wilhelmina, from Gothenburg ; Apperance, Schroe-
der, Gothenburg ; Columbine, Corbin, Hamburg ; Emma,
Mitchell, Guernsey; Nova Sophia, Nees, Sannesund ; Mary
and Helen, Geming, Kiel ; Leopold 1., Appleton, Ostend ;
Hannibal, Springer, Memel ; Europa, Kock, Sivartourik ;
William Bryan, Remur, Hobart Town ; La Bellona, Lavelle,
Gravelines ; Catherine, Hogan, Hamburg ; Cloud, Shepherd,
Dominica ; Mary Ann, Smit, Cape of Good Hope ; Sara,
Pratt, Emden ; Carl Frederick, Prins, Hamburg ; Vrow Jal-
ker, , Emden ; Woodford, Sanderson, Miramichi ; Samuel
Robertson, Griswold, New York ; Harmonie, Swine*
sund ; Caroline, —, Rostock ; Militant, Cousens, Jamaica ;
Minerva, —, Rostock.
ENTERED OUTWARDS POlt LOADING, JULY 28.
Wm. Joliffe, Downie, for Hamburg ; Sir E. Banks, Nor-
wood, Rotterdam ; Devey, Gibbs, Trinidad ; Black Nymph,
from Africa.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGOES, JULY 28.
Guardian, Lees, for Sydney, New South Wales ; Commerce,
Mason, Hamburg ; Earl Bathurst, Early, Rotterdam ; Arno,
Scales, Cadiz; Britannia, Fox, Ostend; Minx, Porritt, Malaga;
Ruby, Farrant, Naples and Messina ; St. Pierre, Potter, Ostend.

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, JULY 28.
Friends, Goodridge, for Gyon ; Friends, Manning, Harlin-
gen ; Bernard, Wells, Quebec ; Hoffnung, Schade, Baltic ;
Anna Pauline, Krap, Denmark ; Cyres, Spratley, South Seas.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Emma, from Quebec to Newport, the 4th instant, in
lat. 46. long. 50. by the Esther, arrived at Liverpool ; the
Sir E. Paget, for India, the 10th inst., in lat. 41. long. 14. ;
the Fanny and Jane, Swansea to Corfu, the 13th instant, in
lat. 45. long. 10. ; the Medusa, Jersey to Rio Janeiro, the
same day, by the Intrepid, arrived at Liverpool.

THE ANGLER IN WALES, OR DAYS AND NIGHTS
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OF A SPORTSMAN.-This work, from the pen of Captain Mod-
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nied by seventeen engravings by Landseer. They are as fol-
lows :—Pennibout Inn—Boat-house at Tal-y-Lyn—Scene on
the Ithon—Two Views on the Wye—Bengalen Pool—Entrance
to Machynleth—River Dovey—Weir on the Divlas—Bengalen
Pool by Moonlight—Valley of the Towyn—Pont-y-Garth
Cockney Fishing—Tal-y-Llyn by Moonlight--Parson's—Aberdovey. Bridge