The Sun.
London, England, 1834-01-08 00:00:00

In 3 vols. post Bvo.,
GRACE CASSIDY, or The REPEALERS.
By the Countess of BLESSINGTON.
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rrHE PARSON'S DAUGHTER.
By the Author of Sayings and Doings."..

" A love-at-first-sight story ; the scenes of which are
full of interest."—Morning Herald.
" Detailed with wit, humour, and biting sarcasm."—
Morning Chronicle.
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circle of readers."—Atbennum.

‘‘ An exquisite story, combining strong interest with
humourtms portraiture."— Literary Gazette.
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NEW WORK BY THE AUTHOR OF " BRAM-
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This day, in 3 vols. post Syn.,
GALE MIDDLETON.
A STORY of the PRESENT DAY.
By HORACE SMITH, Esq.
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This day Iva, published, in 2 vols. Svn.,

TOURS IN UPPER INDIA.
By Major ARCHER,

Late Aid-de-Camp to Lord Combermere.

CONTENTS.—Curonation of the King of Oude--Wilrl
Sports of the East—The Pearl Mosque—Cemetery of
Shah Jehan— City of Tombs—Description of Delhi—The
1314 um Somroo—Ascent Of the Himalaya Mountains—
Primeval Forests—Mountain Deities—Human Sacrifices
—Death of Marquis Cornwallis—Chittagon, 84,., Arra-
can Mountains—Temple of Juggernaut—Toe Black Pa-
goda—Land Revenue of India—Tea Trade—Disputes with
the Factory at Cancon—Mirqui, of Hastings—Colonizi
tion of Innia—Bishops Middleton, Heber, James, and
Turner, &e. &c.

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THE ARMY.

CO URTMARTIAL.

Saturday was the eleventh day of the sitting of the
Courttnartial at Cork upon Ctptain Wathen. At the
rising of the Count on Friday, Lord Brudenell closed his
evidence in support of the three first charges. His Lord•
ship this morning entered upon the fourth charge, which
is as follnws:—

Fourth Charge—" For conduct unbecoming the cha-
racter of an officer and a gentleman, in having, in a letter
addressed to his said Command ng Officer, Lient..Colcnel
Lord Brudenell, dated the 12th November, 1833, made a
statemt nt contrary to truth and fact, viz.: that in corn-
pliance with instructions conveyed to him by the adjutant
on the evening of the said Bth of November, after the in-
spection, he had assembled his troops after evening stables,
to convey to them the Major-General's approbation of their
appearance, &c. ; wi.ereas he, Captain Wathen, did not on
that evening obey Lieu.-Col. Lord Brudenell's orders to
the above effect, conveyed to him through the adjutant."
After the evidence in support of this charge had been
entertained for some time, the Court, in consequence of the
indisposition of one of the members, adjourned to Monday.

(From the Limerick Chronicle.)

The sentence on Ensign Stirling, 64th, is not yet pro-
mulgated ; he continues under arrest at the depot.
Five companies of the 85'h Light Infantry, under
Major Jackson, arrived by steam from Manchester at
Liverpool at two o'clock on Thursday, and yesterday at
three o'clock in the afternoon arrived anti landed at
Dublin, from whence they marched this morning for
this garrison. The first division of the 85th will enter
on Monday.
The head-quarters of the 28th regiment, under Lieut.-
Colonel Hailes, marched into Manchester on Fiiday from
Liverpool.
The King's Dragoons, Colonel Si: G. Teesdale, Major
Maxwell, three troops and head-quarters, ate at Brighton ;
one troop at Chichester; four troops at Canterbury, under
the command of Captain Manning. To s ive the expense
of marching, the troops at Canterbury have not been
changed to heatLquarters this winter.
Captain Ridley, 86th regiment, has succeeded Captain
Young, 25th, as Brigade. Major iu the West Indies.
Captain Dickson, half.pay has succeeded Captain Mac-
kinnon, Grenadier Guards, as one of the Aides-de-
Camp to General Lord Aylmer, at Quebec ; and Captain
Mackinnon succeeds Lieutenant-Colouel Glegg, as Military
Secretary.
The remaining four officers on the Staff appointed to
" a particular service" in Ireland, are completely with-
drawn, not one of them having presided at a courtmartial
under the Coercion Bill. ,

The Engineer Department in Ireland, under 'command
of Colonel Thaekeray, is considerably reduced. All the
pi ovincial estahlishmen s, under district officers, are to be
done ..way with. _ _

The Barrack-mastership of Regent's Park, London, G.
AL Leaks, is ahuli•Led; al.° the Barrack-mastership o!
the Rideau Canal, Canada, Lieutenant Sarj..dnt.

Captain Robe, 87th Fii,ileers, is appointed Military
Secretary on the Siff of Major-General Sir W. Nicolay,
at the Mauritius.

Lieutenant Ahem, 48th regiment, replaces Lieutenant
Naylor, 89 h, in the Recruiting Service at Antrim;
and Lieutenant Tulloch, 45 I), from Leeds, Lieutenant
O'Brien, 53d; at E•lnbura. Lieutenant Barris. 87th,
gt,ne to Leeds, and Lieutenant Naylor, 89th, replaces
Lieutenant Brown„4Stli, at Bristol, all in the Bet:tuning
Dep:irtment. _ _

Lieutenant-Colonel P. Campbell now commando the
Royal Artillery at Jamaica, in place of Lieutenant-Colonel
Paterson.

LIVERPOOL COTTON-MARKET, JAN. 6.
The market has to-day assumed a firmer appearance, The
sale,' are estimated at from 2,500 to 3,000 bags. The
speculators have taken 1,500 new Boweds at 9d. to 91(1.
per lb.