The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-24 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

( From the Limerich Chronicle. )
We this day received letters from the 69th regiment at
Vincent's, dated the Ist of June. The cors was in good heaShf:
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5 A reinforcement from the depot at Tra'lee arrived- in the
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land the 24th of May.
Charleville has again become a military station, CaP
taia
St. Maur's company of the 51st having marched there fr'
Buttevant on Saturday last, to occupy a hired barrack. Laid
tain Flood's company 51st is quartered at Doneraile an
Castletowa Roche.
The 46th regiment march in a few days from Weed°n t°
Manchester; and the 93d Highlanders, from Canterbury auc,
ceed the 46th, after a brief stay at Chatham.
tle-
The 33d regiment have moved from Lichfield to NeWeaS
under-Lyme, where five companies and head-quarters are n°
stationed; three at Stafford and two at Leek.
Captain Piggott, 60th Rifles, in this garrisen, has el'
changed into the 64th regiment.
The long and anxiously-expected Brevet for the old Silbal"
terns previous to 1816 is looked for about the first week in Mg:
gust; there are ia the service about 200 of this class of offiecr,,
The vacant Ensigncies will almost entirely go by purehag",
and from the half-pay, chiefly candidates preferring °cis'
claims. .

• The Staff of the North Cork Militia underwent a Imnut?
inspection by Lieutenant-Colonel Robinson, 30th regiment' -
the 9th last., at Fermoy.
Major Barlow, of the 14th FoCt, inspected the followil
Militia Staffs :—On Friday, the Roscommon, at Boyle;
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Saturday, the Sligo, at Sligo.; and on Monday, the Leitrieb
Carrick-on- Shannon.

The IllargZ:WTH'untley transport arrived at Cork Yestefor;
day, to embark the first division of the 30th Regiment
Bermuda.

Sir Hussey VisAan has returned to Dublin from Louden'
and resumed the command of the army in Ireland. i
Major-General Sir Frederick Mulcaster, K. K. will
appointed Inspector-General of Fortifications, vice the it
Major-General Pilkington, and Colonel Sir Howard EIPP;,
j
stone, now commanding the Engineers at Malta, will sue°
to the vacant Commandership.
At an inspection made by Major-General Sir T. Arbutlillet°l}
Saturday, of that excellent corps, the 51st, after the uniting °f
the service and depot companies, Sir Thomas expressed hil;
he
self in the strongest possible terms of praise as to the tlis
pline, appearance, and exemplary in'erior arrangements of t
regiment.
Lieutenant-General Sir John Oswald has arrived in Pal?
lin for the purpose of inspecting his regiment, the 35tht an
presenting them with a new stand of colours, the present b 3
mg been in use upwards of nineteen years. itsve
The Irish Government and the Board of Ordnanee
pd.,
arranged that all barrack fixtures and furniture requiri,
throughout the police barracks of Ireland shall in future v,
issued by the ordnance department, the same as the natal
are now supplied.
A transport from the Thames with reinforcements for
regiments at Cape of Good Hope and Ceylon, has arrived at
Cork.

A general courtmartial was ordered to assemble in this q3r-
rison on Monday next, 21st inst. for trial of prisoners,--l'et,;
tenant-Colonel Clark, K. H., 7th Dragoon Guards, Preside;
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one captain and subaltern, 7th Dragoon Guards; one liee.th
nant, Royal Artillery ; Major Kell, and two captains, 31,0
regiment ; one captain and two subalterns, 60th Rifles acne
field-officer, three captains, and four subalterns, 91st. I,°
two field officers, seven captains, and seven subalterns. Lie"„t •
Colonel Mansel, B.M. Acting Deputy Judge-Advocate.
The Orestes transport arrived at Cork yesterday to embar
the 30th regiment for Bermuda. li;
One squadron of the 9th Lancers marched from Dun
A dany
yesterday for Newbridge, where they will arrive on Mon
next.
One squadron of the 15th Hussars marched from Dun--
yesterday for 'Dublin, where they will arrive on Monday. bed
Two companies and head-quarters of the 60th Rifles alarc-tbe
from Mullingar for Kilkenny yesterday, and will arrive col
24th instant.
The 12th of July having passed over quietly, the 27th 01
521 regiments have resumed their march, the former for 01
lingar, the latter for Enniskillen.
On Saturday last the staff of the South Mayo Militia rie„..
inspected at Westport, by Major Jackson, of the 85th rev
ment.
Major Monins, of the 69th depot, reviewed the staff of the
Kerry Militia at Tralee barracks on Monday last. et to
Captain Carrothers, late of the 28th regiment, has le`jds,
join the staff as Adjutant of the Antrim tia, at On"-
town, having been appointe,l thereto last month. t et
Monday evening as Captain Whitney of the 14th Fe° 'for
present stationed in Athlone, was proceeding to Clogilan'ot
the purpose of joining his detachment, he was fired at by
assassin from behind a hedge in Ballinahoun, but most 0
nately without effect.

01
TIrE WE A T HER.—Letters from various parts -- ia
the country state that the rain of the last three days has let
the corn crops, and it is feared that much injury has been
fected.—Dublin Freeman's Journal.
At Angouleme, on the 12th instant, at ten o'ciffek;
at night, the Palais de Justice was struck by lightning. —tv
shivering the flag-staff the electric fluid made its way int°, -rt•
library, where it dispersed the books in all directions, and us,je,
ing up through the roof, which was covered with lead, it ;ill!
scended by the bell-wire into the street, and entered
he
ground between two women, who were slightly injured by
shock. About the same time the lightning also struck `,„tv
Prefecture, and after playing about the conductor for s°"..,
time, it entered the ground close to the feet of the rrt,e:e,
ie
without doing him any injury. The same night, the elec;,
fluid fell in the hamlet of Vic-sur-Aisne, Department of Ai?
b,
and set fire to 10 houses and 21 barns and cottages, whlceif
with all the furniture and produce they contained, were enter b.
consumed. In one of the houses a child was burnt to des
—French Papa..
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SHAMEFUL SALE OF A CHILD.—The fouolv-''a
disgraceful and unnatural transaction has occurred in this W„,
during the past week :—A child of peculiarly singular 3e
pearance, with pink eyes and very light hair, attracted ;he
attention of one of the showmen who has been exhibiting t° tie
public during the fair. This man, perceiving the unfortualie
child was particularly adapted for his purpose, applied t°o
parents, who, without much difficulty, were induced to d'sr,e,-or
of their offspring to the itinerant for the paltry sum °I shillings and sixpence per week. The child is to be ts „
about the country and to be exhibited as a Chinese. Pre
difficult to imagine how a father and a mother for such Po,
carious pittance could have made such a monstrous barqes
Thi
ite s d
a abandonment theo child for so revolting a purp°s,e,-d,
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exc strong feeling of indignation in the revolting
hbour'w-
-Leeds Times.

CORONER'S INQUEST.—DEATH FROM --,the
DitIVING.—On Monday afternoon an Inquest was held al., j
Middlesex Hospital before Mr. Stirling, on the 130'31010
Francis Purse, a hackney-coachman, aged sixty, la° ;
run over by a hired cabriolet, No. 696, on Thursday D!the
last, in Oxford-street. Mr. Flower attended to waV" at
proceeding on behalf of Mr. King, a gentleman resiclieb,eo
Islington, who was driving the vehicle at the time the
occurred, and who, together with John Hatcher, the c„i,
driver, was examined at the Marylebone Police Office on ray,
day. After the examination of several witnesses, the
consulted together for about three-quarters of an hour,
returned a verdict of " Manslaughter" against James li're
The Coroner then issued his warrant, and the witnesses `!1
bound over to prosecute.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY '" 0";
There has been a very numerous attendance in our e°l—e'cl
market to-day, and a very lively demand has been experienco,
for most kinds. Upwards of 10,000 bales have been sold at i;
per lb. advance—viz., 2,oo9..Pernambucos, 110 to 12 to
1,000 Maranhams, 110, to 110. ; 1,000 Bahias, .Iler
11d. ; 600 Sawginned Maranhams, 0-a-d. to 10d. ; rerea":oo
in American, from 7d. to 00. ; Orleans up to iod, ; and ,
La Guayra, 10d. to 104-d. About 2,000 taken on speculatl°!:,
A DEAD SII 0 T.—A few days since, a gentionoel;,
Johnstone observed a fine old owl sleeping in the
cliff of a tror
and resolving that it should be the last sleep of the Sage °cid,
cillor, got his joe manton to bear on him. A first, a seror
and a third shot was levelled at him, but t e remained ~)
moveable. " Jump up, boy, and see whether that fellov'tille
shot or not." Up went the boy, but the owl stared him In
face, and regarded him as little as he did the gunner beTe
The boy screwed his courage to the sticking
point, I°o
firmly by the throat. "Ye hae shot him dead enough," cy
the boy, throwing down the poor bird, " for he is quite si';"
Ah," said the gunner, taking him up, "but he is stuff:gilt°
—Glasgow Courier.

MAR RIE D.
On the 23d inst., at Marylebone Church, Samuel E. F*l
Esq., third son of the late Sir Samuel Falkiner, Bart., to
third daughter of James Bouwens, Esq., and granddaughter t‘
late Sir Richard Rycroft, Baronet.
On the 10th inst., at Bordeaux, Thos. Brown, Esq., to Ile'
Wilhelmina, daughter of H. N. Flovy, Esq., Consul for the
therlands.
On the 10th inst., at Bordeaux, Edwards Brown, Esq., too'
eldest daughter of Edwards Southard, Esq., Sardinian C
General.

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On the 21st inst., the Marchioness of Headfort, at her rest
Cumberland-terrace, Regent's Park.
Aj 13101
On the 2lst inst., at the house of Dr. Anderson, ' w
Dorset-gardens, Brighton, Mrs. Dorothea Rachel Young,
de.'"
of Thomas Young, Esq., of Docking, Essex.
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On the 18th inst., at Weymouth, Laura Venner, Y°
daughter of the late John Venner, Esq., of Canterbury- tof t'°-
On the 22d inst., in Harley-street, Mrs. Holroyd, relic
late Stephen Todd Holroyd, Esq.. in her 66th year. lii/f
On the 22d inst., Patrick Heatly, Esq., of Hertford-street,
fair, in his 82d year. „ fscl'
On the 22d inst., William, the youngest son of Daniel Biu"
of Brompton.
aoe.
On the 21st inst., at Monmouth, Amy Anne
wife ',. j
Palmer Budd, Esq., of Swansea, Glamorganshire., •

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