The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-23 00:00:00

TIM ARMY.

IRISH .MILITIA.
War-Office, January 21, 1828.
I have the honour to inform you ------ that
the King has been pleased to order, that in future, dis-
charged non-commissioned officers, drummz,rs, and fifer,
of the Irish Militia, who may have claims to the tension,
shall, instead of Waiting in Dublin for the decision of the
Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital, after an examination
by the Board at Kilmainham Hospital, receive, from the
Regimental Agents, twenty days' pay, of the ranks which
they held at the time of their discharge, to enable them
to proceed direct to their homes ; and that those men of
the above description, whose daily pay is less than the re-
gulated marching money for discharged soldiers, shall also
receive, through the same channel, the difference between
those two rates, for the number of days' march to the
places of their residence, reckoning ten miles for each day's
march, without halting days, and if, in dividing the num-
ber of miles by ten, a fraction should remain, such excess
may he considered as an additional day's march.
The Pensions of the Men, if allowed, will commence
from the expiration of the period of twenty days, for which
their pay has been advanced.

lam to add, that marching money from the head-quar2
ters of the permanent staff to Dublin, and pay for the period
during which the men may be waiting in Dublin for exa-
mination by the Board at Kilmainham, will continue to be
issued under the same Regulations as heretofore.
•

I have the honour to be,
Your most obedient humble servant,
(Signed) PALMERSTON.
To the Colonel of the
of Militia in Ireland.

Rest.

Lord Fitzroy Somerset, as Military Secretary to the
Commander-in-Chief, went through his list yesterday, at
his Office in the Horse Guards.
A few General, and about 40 other Officers, transacted
military business with his Lordship.
The Colonelcy of the 29th (Worcestershire) Regiment
of Foot has become vacant, by the delth of Gen. Gordon
Forbes.

A detachment belonging to the 12th Regt. of Lancet
has received orders to march this morning from Airestmin-
ster for Norwich.

A detachment belonging to the 82d Regiment of In—
fantry has received orders to march this morning from.
Westminster for Landguard Fort.

It affords us much pleasure to announce that
Government have it in contemplation to make an allow-.
ance, in the shape of half or-retired pay, to those meritorious
and deserving officers and non-commissioned officexs, the
adjutants and serjeant-majors of the corps a "Veomanry
Cavalry, discontinued from the 21ith Decelnber last, tvl)
are not already in the receipt Of half-p,•v or pension, and
who have completed a certain peric.l of service in the
Yeomanry.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.

MONDAY, JAN. 21.—High water 10 min. past two.—
Wind S.W.—Arrived the Elh:abeth, Campbell, from
Charleston, with cotton—Prince Kutusoff, Hall, from
Savannah, with cotton—Beaver, Poole, from Demerara,
with sugar—Arab, Gibson, from Smyrna, with fruit
Sarah, Witherington, from Dublin, with oats—Lund,
Spedding, from Dublin, with oats—Neptune, Jones, from
Dublin, with wheat—Margaret, ,Tones, from Dublin, with
wheat—Jane and Betty, Gibbon, from Dublin, with oats
—Corsair, Goodwin, from Belfast, with sundries—Alan-
chester, Penn, from Belfast, with sundries—Town of
Liverpool, Brett, from Waterford, with grain—Clitu%
Wagg, from Limerick, with barley—Keith, Stewart,
Hannah, from Wexford, with grain—Johannas, Lewis,
l'rom Dundalk, with wheat—Liverpool, Shildcott, from
Ipswich, with grain—Albion, Devereux, from Wexford,
with grain—Fame, Crisp, from Yarmouth, with grain—
Mary Ann, Chambers, from Sligo, with oats—Glcaner.,
Roberts, from Holyhead, with wheat—Johanna, :Murphy,
from Youghall, with oats—Union, Lord, from Ipswich,
with malt—Ann, Fevers, from Carlisle, with barley—
Sandwich Bay, Pickell, from Labrador, with fisli—AmeliA
and Hannah, Thomas, from Dublin, with grain Ocean,
Evans, from Dublin, with grain—Preston, Leonard, with
wheat, from Dublin—Phenix, James, from Dublin, with
wheat—Jane, Hewett, from Dublin, with wheat—Sarah,
—, from Dublin, with wheat—Lord Blayrmy, Stuart,
from Newry, with sundries—Thomas Tyson, Stockdale,
from Cardiff, with iron—Warren Buckley, Jones, from
Cardiff, with iron—Nancy, Orban, from Poole, with
clay—Hope, Clark, from Poole, with clay—Jane,; rrit-
chard, from Poole, with clay—Ann Stewart, from Charles-
town, (Cornwall), with clay---Globe, Dixon, from Val-
paraiso (in 100 days), with hides—Thetis, Mondry,
(steamer), from Dublin, with the mail.—Two brigs cff at
five o'clock.

CLEARED 01.77V7A r.Ds.—The Truscott, Johnson? for
Mobile.

ArrivedTheeleg2roal:ll: Ointen,t,Jatin,e. 2AI ;In,
to Madeira; Hope, Williams,
farto
mHoLlyi
tlieerapdoool n
from Liverpool to Barbadoes.

Sailed for Liverpool.—The Prince Kutusoff, and (brig)
Thomas.

Wind, morning, S.S.W—noon, S.S.W.—four p.m..

Off Point Lynas, 80 min. past two p. m. 19th inst.—
One brig, homeward bound, showed no number ; I ship,
homeward bound, also showed no number ; a pilot boat
at anchor in Dull bay.—Wind South-west, with a freslz
breeze and hazy
fresh, wind S.W., fog and rain, I
a. m., a pilot-boat in Buil bay; No. I, pilot boat off Point
Lynas ; nothing in sight.
Great Orm's Head, 20th inst , 3 p.m.; wind S.-r;...
Nothing to report.