The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-07 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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privates as may have specially signalized themselves in action;
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The tmdges and devices which the regiment may have been
permitted to b,ar, and. the causes on account of which such
budges or devices, or any other marks of distinction, have
been granted.

By command of tl-I.J Right Hon. G3neral Lord Hill, Com-
manding-in-Chief.

JOHN MACDONALD, Adjutant-General.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

(From the Hampshire Telegraph.)
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. s.—The Pannelia transport,
Davidson, agent, arrived on Thursday, freta Halifax, which
she left on the 11th ult. with the rip',lt wing of the Ote
Regiment (the left wing was lanrl.-ed here last week, from
the Prince Regent.) The -Champion, 18,. Commander
Fair, arrived at Halifax cm. the Bth ult. from Port Royal,
having reached the latter, with the Fountain tank vessel, en
the 16th July-35 days from England. Oa the• 19th .1"IY
she left at Port Royal the Rainbow, Magnificent, Comes'
Dec steamer, and Pickle schooner, all well, except the Dee:
which was somewhat sickly. The Skipjack schooner had
sailed for Chagre, on the 10th July, with the mail, and the
Scylla was daily expected from that place ; the Serpent was
then at Nassau, and the Pickle schooner• cruising on the
coast of Cuba. The Vestal was at Barbadoes. The men °t,
war, the transport left at Halifax with the Champion were
the President, Forte, Pyramus, Gannet, and the Brescia
packet. The President, with' the Admiral's flag, and the
Forte, were to sail three days after the Parmelia left,- or,
Quebec. The Gannet was refitting, and had orders to sail
for Barbadoes as soon as she could possibly be got ready.
The Nautilus, 10, Lieutenant Crook, arrived at Falmouth
on Thursday, ten days from Lisbon. 'She has brought ne
news. The Pearl, 18, sailed from Lisbon the day the Nauti-
lus left for Corunna and St. Sebastian, and was to return
Lisbon in about a, month. The Nautilus will be despatched
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again to Lisbon on the 11th inst.

-The Fly, sloop-of-war, Commander M'Quhae, arrived at
Plymouth, on Thursday, with specie from Mexico. She 15
ordered to this port, to land her treasure, and to be paid off-
The Jupiter, 50, Hon. Captain Grey, is ordered to be in
readiness to receive on hoard Lord Auckland, Governor-Ge-
neral of India, on the 20th instant.

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The Victory (flag ship) was paid off on Monday, and the
officers and ship's company transferred to the Britannia, %Ole.
was commissioned on the following day.
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The Seaflower cutter arrived on Sunday, and was paid og
to-day, and re commissioned by Lieutenant Roche.
The Gossamer tender sailed on Monday for Chatham, with
newly entered men for the Jupiter and Cleopatra; and the
Buoy Boat on Tuesday to Plymouth, with others for the R°""
ney and Pylades,

In
Harbour--'Victory, Royal George, Excellent, Prince
Regent, and Parmelia transports.
ArPoirrrmENTs.—Commander G. A. Elliot, Lieuts. G.
Wilson, C. P. Brown, H. E. Edgell, C. Wise, W.
Payne, Mr. C. M'Arthur, M.D., Surgeon ; Mr. W. Keg'
man, Piirser ; Mr. W. Ledstone, second Master ; Messes'.
W. W. Wright and J. Stiven, Assistant Surgeons, and ";
H. Hayden and Charles Coxwell, Mates, from the Excellent
to the Rodney. Mr. G. A. Allen, M.D., Surgeon, to We
Cleopatra. Lieut. J. R. Baker, Mr. John Drummond, Sur-
geon;,r Mr. M'Clure, Assistant Surgeon, and Mr. El
Laye, Mate, to the Jupiter. Mr. R. White, Surgeon, W the
Henry Wellesley, C. S. ; Mr. M'Ternan, Surgeon, to the
John Barrey, C. S. ; Rev. J. Briggs, Chaplain, to Plyrnee.L"
Dockyard; Mr. P. B. Stagg, Mate, to the African; 71
J. Rouse, Mate, to the Excellent ; Lieut. Joseph Roche and
Mr. G. Dunn, Assistant Surgeon, to the aeaflower. cutter;
Mr. J. M. Hobbs, Clerk, to the Britannia,
ROYAL MARlNES.—Captain Balchilit., and Licuts. Stevens
and Walter, to the Rodney.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 3.—The spartiate, 74, Capt. Tait, will
be paid off on Tuesday next. The Rodney, 92, was coati.
tnissioned yesterday ty
will be paid off Lieut: C. Wyse. The San J°se,
1113-morrow. The Officers and Royal 11111 winer;
will be trap- .o
to the Royal Adelaide on Saturday, wilTen;
tithe ship
tr will be commissioned by Captain Falcon,, „I
reception of the flag of the Commander-in-Chief, Adrol'il
Sir W. Hargood. The Royal Adelaide is to be fitted %1
respects as a sea-going ship. The Nimrod, Leveret, an
Quail are completed, and ready for commissioning.
In Hamoaze—San Josef, Spartiate, Rodney, and Pylades•
Mrs. Trollope has added cosiderably to her faille
by the production of her new work .n of fiction Tremord.f.l:
Cliff." The main subject of the work relates to the atteelP
on the part of a lady of high birth, to invalidate the marrialle
of her brother, and render his heir illegitimate, in order 1°
grasp for herself the family titles and possessions. Ft
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things in romance are mare striking than the character of t,
ambitious, dark-minded woman, while those of her gentle
unsuspecting brother and his confiding wife, relieved by the
highly comic personages who animate the minor parts of L'?
tale, produce altogether a most dramatic effect. The time o
the story is the present day, and the scene England.
A SENSIBLE GULL.—The family of H. Peter°
Esq., of Harlyn, on the north coast of Cornwall, one moron
at breakfast time, threw a piece of bread out of the winds.,
to a stray sea-gull, which happened to have made its aPPen„
ance at the moment. The bird ate the bread and flew asvs4;
The next day, at the same hour, he appeared again, was ega,;'
Ted, and departed. From this time, for a period of 18 Years,
the gull never failed to show himself at the window e%l ry
morning at the same hour, and stalk up and down till be ba
received his meal (a bason of bread and milk), when be,l%
stantly took his leave till the next morning. The only oril
lie omitted to do this was during the period of thepitch&
being on the coast, which lasted about six weeks eat),
year, and at this time he omitted his morning visit. At leng.,sf
he brought one of his own species with him to partake
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his meal, and they continued t 3 come together daily for ab°,.
a fortnight, when they suddenly disappeared, and were Del'
seen afterwards.—Jesse's Gleanings.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.—The following New Na
vels, by some of our most distinguished writers, arc ne‘v iD
general request :—" Tremordvn Cliff," by Mrs. Trollor
" Tales of the Peerage and the Peasantry,"' eeited by !Ladyf
Dacre—" My Life," by Mr. Maxwell, thepopular author 4
" Stories of Waterloo"—" Tales of o.le Ramad'han," by 1!1,
St, John—" Belford Regis," by Miss Mitford—,. Loderw'
by Mrs. Shelley.

(AnvEnTisEmENT.,)_T. COX SAVORY, Goldsrio•tb,
&c., 47, Coruhilli 'London, informs the Public, that he has
considerable va;',!ty of SECOND-HAND GOLD WAIT' e
any of wh!cb:iie offers at EIGHT GUINEAS each. They ha`all b'-'oP'carefully'overlooked, and are warranted. —Watches
in exchange.

BIRTLIS.
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On the sth inst., at Duke-street, Westminster, the lady of f---°ce
Hammond, Esq., of a son. •
On the 4th inst., at Wat6ringbury, Mrs. Edgar Gibson, of 'oho
On the 4th inst., at Carshalton Park, Surrey, the lady of
Taylor, Esq.; of a son.

On the sth inst., by special licence, at Gorhambury, the set of
the Earl of Verulam, by the very, Reverend' the Dean of. Cal."-io,
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the Earl of Craven, to the Lady, Emily Mary Grimston, sec
daug-htcr tdthe Earl and Countess df Verulam. siorl
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On the 2d inst., tile Rev. John Blackburn, of Attercliffe,
shire, to Sophia, youngest daughter of the late Charles Riving-o
Esq.
On the sth in,t., at St. George's, Bloomsbury, Frederic Gr 3, of
Esq., of Woodford, Essex,- to Sarah Elizabeth, eldest daughte
Charles Gordon, Esq., of Gower-street, Bedford-square.
On the sth inst., at Aldenharn, by the Rev. Benboicirr et
second son of John Wood, ESq., of Seale Lodge, Surrey, to vrli't.:9ll
Eliza, second daughter of . the late Richard Coolies, Esq., °'
Hill.
On the sth inst., at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, 023 Q. -ti-obt'
Esq., of Coleman-street, to Maria Collett, second daughter of
Dalgleish, Esq., Whitehall.
fleee
On the Ist inst., at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, `-", tc„. r g
or
Wildes, Esq., of Regent's Park, -to Agnes Woods, daughter
Alex. Henry, Esq., of Woodlands, near Manchester.
On the 2d inst., at- St. Andrew's, Holborn, Edward n °Pt of
Templet6n, Esq., to Augusta Elizabeth Venn, second dallgb.te
Edward Beaumont Venn, Esq:, of Cole Arber-lane, Camber.

DIED. c,,,entt,
On the 2.6 th inst., at Southampton, Captain William .'•'''
R.N., deeply regretted.
~ Oils
Oa the Ist inst.. at Brighton, aged nine months, the fon'
Browne, fifth daughter of the Right Hon. Lord Kilmaine•
widefi
On the 4th inst., at Bampton, Oxfordshire, Mrs. Maniet- (g
of William Manley, Esq., Sergeant-at. Law and Comm's*--c
the Board of Excise, in her 79th year. eldest
On the 2.3 th ult. at Dingwall, Ross-shire, Mary, the
daughter of the late Provost Robertson, of that place.
Of flatten,.
On the 27th inst., at Heidelberg, in the Grand Duchy 0; 0,, et
at the age of seven months, Reginald Boothby Nugent, only
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Walter Nugent, of Merion-square, Dublin, Esq. Nichol,
square, the 4th inst., at the house of T. D. Hume, 1.35 q., in
square, Charlotte Minella, only daughter of Whitlock
M.D., aged six m
~ Months. •
Bloomsbury
On the 4th instrs. J. P. Paine, &of Hi 'n- street, Bloom-
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in
O her
the 52d ycar.
n 6th inst., at the house of her sister, Mrs. Price, °-
f Lover
Islington-terrace, Mrs. Rebecca Warlter, aged 76. 'i n near
On the 31st ult., Mrs. Richard Jones, of Brach-Y"-',,,e'c.'v. 11'
Aberdovey, Merionethshire, North Wales, the wife of the 11 tes Net'
Jones, of the above place, and niece of Mr. Iley, of Somerset-
Portman=square.. . •
late lir"
On the 22d ult. aged 85, Elizabeth, widow of the
Henry Coltman, glass and china-dealer, tin/l.
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