The Sun.
London, England, 1834-10-15 00:00:00

• THE-ARMY. - -

DEVONPORT, OCT. 11.—Ma'- General Sir Will°llP e
`ibbiit
, Cotton, K. C. 8., inspected the depot of the 10th Reto
on Monday last, that of the 53d on. Tuesday, and the 5° The
Wednesday, the 66th on Thursday, the 75th yesterday. 6stbt
98th, the 66th, and 75th in the Citadel, the 10th, 53d'° oat
and 98th, on the General Parade, in front of Gover
House, will be inspected this dy. egi'
A Court-martial was held ona Lieutenant Deers, 41st, t, on
ment, at Moulmein, Madras, on the 6th of December hi,
a charge of disrespectful and insolent conduct towartss.co,
Commanding Officer. The sentence acquitted Lieut Deers'
but attributed personal and private motives to Lieut.-u° Ito
Purdon in making the charges. Lieut.-General O'Callagted
approved and confirmed the finding of the Court, but dissen%
from and reproved the animadversion on the Lieut.-Cooti,
SEVENTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT.—This distinguished 1-Z,
ment was inspected on Tuesday by Major-General. the
P. Stuart, accompanied by his Aide-de-Camp, major e the
wards, on Burntsfield Links. This was the first tirifloreigli
regiment underwent inspection since their return fromdifereot
service, and the style in which they executed the - otsl
evolutions proved that their discipline had not been in tool
neglected by their Colonel and officers ; but the efficrosei
this gallant corps is sufficiently well known. The et°t one
this gallant regiment are literally things of "shreds," jobel
tenth part of them remaining ; but they are the saerßodtigst
of the glorious victories of Seringapatam, Ciudad 010
Badajoz, and the Peninsula, in all of which these
have been rallied round and defended by the gallant Se e''
seventh. which
We understand that the Commander of the Jupiter.tbronh
lately sailed from Kingsto as it was supposed for GI f the
had sealed orders on board wn,
, and that the destination °
47th Regiment was Demerara.—Stewart's Disietdi;
(From the Limerick Chronicle of Saturday.) ijileat,
Captain Adams's company, 18th or Royal Irish reg
joined head-quarters in the New Barracks, on Thtlretil'oberts
This day the Royal Artillery under Lieut. Colonel before
underwent their half-yearly inspection at Ne
Major-General Sir James Douglas. h
Second Lieutenant Maitland, of the Ist battalion 69t,,;, bar
who recently returned from the service companies et
talion at Gibraltar, has joined the depot here. barked
rof
Captain Smyth, of the 32d regiment, has em-ar,deicf
Canada, for the purpose of joining the service eet°P;olf re",,
his regiment. Lieut. Dillon, of the 32d, who tee', of
turned from the service companies, has joined the der'
regiment at Waterford. wcastle,
raers t°
°Lieut. Sadlier, of the 37th regiment, has receivedic% to
proceed to join the service companies at Jamaica, ante' to tbe
succeeded in his present situation of Acting-Payrnss`-
depot by Lieut. Harvey. der tb:
The head-quarter division of the 81st regiment,
command of Lieut.-Colonel Maclean, marched froT 1;0
Thursday, for Dublin, and will arrive there on Moron,
The 46th regiment remain in Richmond Barracks,
,tronies
for the present, where also the Grenadier and light c°;,restr
of the 74th regiment, and Captain Burnett's comPanY'for I3ar'
tioned, with head-quarters, preparatory to embarking i3elfasl
badoes. Major Crabbe commands the 74th depot 3t colge,
Lieut.-General Sir Peregrine Maitland, K. C.13.' ate:ls'
of the 76th regiment, has arrived in Dublin, and is eiP-
Mullingar to review the depot companies. A b
Lieutenant Sir James Hay has joined and assumed
of Depot-Paymaster 36th at Nenagh. Lieutenant vet,
ltbt
shortly expected at Nenagh to assume that of AdjutaD.„,oed
confidently reported that the depot having been stit',.d,
Nenagh. for a period of twelve months, will shortly depot,
Limerick. Ensign Knox, who has lately joined theq' Ito,
a nephew of our respected Prelate. The very eiteej,e,lothisV
of this depot appeared on Sunday last in their new -
which has a very neat and tasteful appearance. ecte`l
His Majesty's troop ship Athol may shortly bee l 'yell
arrive at Dublin for the conveyance to Jamaica 01 eVi,le
Major Darby's company of Royal Artillery. This eel
t 4,"
also convey to Jamaica detachments from the dePO,O
56th and 84th regiments, destined to join the ger/
parties of those corps. the deP'at
Lieutenant-General Sir Hussey Vivian inspected r 1.1;,
companies of the 94th regiment at Spike Island,
"
Saturday.the 6tt
The second division of the depot companies of h
a 00'4
regiment, under command of Captain Young, mar
1)1
Boyle on Wednesday, on route to Belfast. COS
The Foundling Hospital in James's street, Dublin, ipte
of accommodating 5,000 persons, is to be converted
Artillery barrack.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOSI-110,1''
Attwood, Morfee, from Antwerp ; City of HaMburfitariot:
tingham, Hamburgb ; Celerity, Bowden, Malaga;
Mowler, Ostend ; George Canning, Baigrie, St. rerbtl°
London, Pearson, Rotterdam ; Harmony Taylor,,,'-'3,
Adair, Tanner, Guernsey ; Stranger, Richards, raratieVe;,
nah, Callerman, Callenber ; Hawkesbury, Smith,
Speedwell, Wincott, Stangate Creek ; Nereicie,hec,
Calais ; Atlas, Pearce, Dublin ; John, Moxey, Q 11:: ,
Aga
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, OCT.
The Neptunus, Hobshaw, for Rostock ; Gertrude lilearobstgj
Zoutman, Amsterdam ; William Joliffe, Downie,
Amanda, Wylie, Pernambuco ; Alarm, Warren, P.oppelY
Smyrna ; John Sandcombe, Corunna ; Porcupine'
_ _

heim, St. Helena; Teaser, Arith,Lisbon.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGOES, OCT. 14
The Colonist, Smith, for Barbadoes ; Sarah, i,,•cbsel''
Van Diemen's Land ; Greyhound, Corneby, St•
Hector, Morgan, Jamaica ; William Joliffe, Doscrlooo,ll-
burg ; Josina Wilhelmina, Vander Vur, Amsterdam ;, fey
Prosser, Lisbon ; Achilles, Duncan, St. Helena and
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, OCT. 1,4. Aor.
The Jonge Jan, Merlin, for Worcum; Industrie'
Norway ; Griffin, Debney, S. W. fishery.
•

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. lat• ;
The Antoinette, Knudsen, Manilla to Cowes, .
the Lamlash, Newfoundland to Malaga, in lat. 45. I°l-ife ‘S'e
the Nautilus, London to Sierra Leone, sometime, bYitiverPci,
come, arrived at Cork. The Caledonia, Stroynans,L'oe,g;
to Bombay, the 30th ult. in lat. 48. long. 15. ; the and
verpool to Quebec, the 16th ult. off Cape Razier Cave 3 IPC''
becca, Gallaty, Clyde to Quebec, the 21st ult. off
by the Glenifee, arrived in the Clyde. The Canati
Clyde to Quebec, the 18th ult. off the Birds' R°ctbse'l'ar'r
Wilson, of Hull, the 23d ult. in lat. 45. long. 53' bYi to ti-d
liant, arrived in the Clyde. The William, LiverPn
bec, the 11th ult. in lat. 45. long. 47. by the Triniaa,lv,
off Dover. The Sir John Rae Reid, London to SW'.
South Wales, by the Celerity, arrived in the River'

EAST INDIA SHIPPING. jalie be
Rio t
Arrivals at the Cane.—The Minerva. from ,0; til;
14th July ; the Rossendale, from the Downs, n' y, 1t.,1,:
Broughty Castle, from the Mauritius and Algol' vatis.l,9,oo
the Galatea, from Rio, 19th ; the Pero, from the Pes;for, ,','iLis,
the Margaret, from Liverpool, 19th ; the Helen, gaurp
London, 19th ; the Mulgrave, from Calcutta On the
22d : the Calypso, from Whaling, Bth. Jell;
Departures.—The Knysna, for Knysna, 12th .
Vtil
Meta, for St. Helena and England 23d. ritiag' 00
Arrivals at Bengal.—The Ceres,, from the Ma° d 5
April • the Indus, from Glasgow and the Land's-e' ril;
the Vestone, horn the Mauritius, 2d May. 23tl Igif
Departures.—The General Hewitt, for London, to j.d lot
the Alexander, for the Mauritius, 30th ; the Geergeitlfrew
18th, and Ann, 20th, for the Mauritius ; the itli
London, 21st. cape' 1 tile
Arrivals at St. Helena.—The Meta, from the otliAipa,
Aug. ; the Mulgrave, from Bengal and CaPe' 001
Nocton, from London, 16th : the Fras. Charlotte, ire
,the
17th ; the Southworth, from Batavia, 18th.
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Departures.—The Conch, for the Cape, lOw‘nr i'"
Africanus, for the Cape, 14th ; the Mulgrave, "
15th ; the Neptune, for London, 18th. ter'
, aces of
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A union has taken place between the ..bie 'l,r,olll'
shire Banking Company and the very resPee'abelte;cl 40
Messrs. Hartland and Sons ; whose business at oarr''
Tewkesbury, and Evesham, will continue to e° Of
under the firm of the Company.--Cambrian- . Us p3rtThe
IRISH CATTLE.—Arrived from varl°:g cool,' stO
Ireland during the past week, 1734 pigs, and lvdoetag ttel
following is an account of the number of pig* a a—, 0 v-
and horses, imported into Bristol from Ireltporte‘' 'cattle'
months of July, August, and September, as q 997 ;
Bristol Presentment :—Pis, 20,918; sheep, '
116 ; horses, 61.—Bristol Mercury.
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BIRTHS. OK"
On the 14th inst., the lady of Frederick Robartst titer'
tors'-commons, of a son. 0f.....0114'
On the 11th inst., at Clapham, Mrs. D. T. Johnson' lg.--
On the 10th inst., at Thames Ditton, Surrey'
Walker, of a son.
Willis
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MARRIAGE S. uaret keo
On the 14th inst., at St. Georo-e's, Hanover-54
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ofth eß9utshh fionrs•dt L,
Chamier, Esq., to Emily, eldest daughter of Thor° tor °
Esqo.n,
Lodge
t 11el'i II rSuffolk.ookcollec sfe9,
Bell, vsci., Fell° .
his Majesty's Customs, Southampton, to Marglr cal Villa'to. gin
Richard —Awls 000,
second daughter of Henry A. Hardman, Esq.
'lll rd, Kent, f no,
On the 13th inst., Geo. Hinde, Esq., of Ashford, Ems,, °
Anna, eldest daughter of the late Robert TournaY, sof
waOn the sh, Sussex. Riaout,
6th ult., at Toronto, Upper Canada,ll:::_______.--'
of that place, to Miss Matilda Bramley. pee
On the 11th inst., at Dover, aged 82, SamuelATH jathaol,
Pi'
universally regretted.
On the 14th inst., in the Strand, aged
'London. i
member of the Royal College of Surgeons in _
e., ~.,,,., aror. John
On the 12th inst., at Pontefract, John Pertc:etwi7e"tof g
On the 13th inst., aged 43, Mary Ann, EA.'
o, 0.
Francis, solicitor, New Boswell-court.
Samuel Ibbetso,.. f
t.
In Upper Bedord-place, in his 87th year, s
Holborn, PI is 4406
On the 14th inst., in Staple Inn-building
angui.ffes, in 1!,,, an
73 John Stanton,
46,
Pidgeon, teacher of the ancient and m d 711
Oft*
daughter °
was engaged in other literary pursui. t
youngest c
ie ''
year. He translated a portion of Cuvoicer's Natura-f Ilist°l-'
On the 9th inst., Elizabeth Harm , Y
th Derr
On of Brentford-butts,
Middle6s6th year, Elizsbe fie
On the 12th inst., at Kew, in her 66thh a
~./ Sara so
Porteus, Esq., of Parkbury Lodge, Li t
Kent, aged -,-, „.-s,,
On the 11th inst., at Sittinghourne,_ave 2
ex, aged 34.
urbrdge, I‘,_ 0•04,/,
becca, wife of Lieutenant William
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.1 Esq. , 00$0
second daughter of the late Thomas Hamb y
gbt-
coon°
Brooking, Esq., ofCadogan-place.
On the 9th inst., Marcella, youngestMartyry, da'ughter of ,'

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