The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-30 00:00:00

THE ARMY.
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returned from service in Portugal, arrivul
Two Companies of the 4th, or King's o;rn RegimentaotfEFdoiont;mlargl lately
iyon the 26th inst., having sailed from Gos-
port on the 18th inst.

Thu 26th, or Cameronian Regiment of Foot, stationed
at Chatham, will etuLark, it is expected, in a few days for
foreign service.

A Detachment of the 4Sth, or South Devonshire Regi.
ment of Foot, has been ordered to hold itself in readiness to
embark as a guard over convicts, about to proceed to New
South Wales.

MONTHLY OBITUARY OF THE ARMY.

Lieut.-General Skene, Aberdeen, April 6, 1828,
Colonel Sir C. Sutton, K.C.8., Inspecting Field Officer
of the Militia in the lonian Islands.
Lieut.-Colonel Scott, 6th Foot, Bombay, Oct. 8, 1827.
Lieut.-Colonel A. M'Donald. Adjutant-General i❑ the
East Indies, Bengal, Nov. 24, 1827.
Majors.—Kenny, '73d Foot; Macintyre, Ist West
India Regiment ; Jacks, half-pay, 21st Foot, London.
Ciptains.—Brotheridge, 48th Foot, New South Wales,
26th of October, 1827 ; M'Ketly, 12th Foot ; Beekwitl.,
Riff'• Brigade, Gibraltar, 21st March, 1828 ; Knox, SIM-
Inspcctor of Militia in the lonian Islands ; A. M`Farlaint,
half-pay, unattached, late 34th Foot, March 21, 1828 ;
Douglas, half-pay, 30th Foot, March 3, lti2B ; Burghaagen,
half-pay, York Light Infantry Volunteers, March IS.
1828 ; Charlton, late Royal Artillery Drivers, Exeter,
March 19, 1828.

Lieutenants—Aurid, 3d Foot, "'mice, 3d Foot, Raw-
lins, 4th Foot, March 22, 1828 ; Atkins, 19th Foot, Bar-
badoes, Jan. 24, 1828 ; Douglas, 31st Foot, Ashmst,
46th Foot, Secunderabad, Nov. 21, 1827; Croker, -18th
Foot, Madras, ditto ; Holmes, 84th Foot, Clifton, March
19, 1828 ; Smith, 93d Foot, Antigua, Feb. 1828
Walton, Ist W. 1. Reg., Trinidad, Feb. 26, 1828;
Smith, half-pay, Royal Artillery Drivers, Weymouth.
March 5, 1828 ; Le Quin, late Foreign Artillery, France,
March 25, 1828 ; Armstrong, half-pay, 27th Foot, Lis-
naskie, Fermanagh, Nov. S, 1827 ; Singlehurst, half-pay,
3d Prov. Bt. Militia, Jau. 31, 1828.
Second Lieutenants and Ensigns.—Torton, 3d Foot,
Prettijohn, 53d Foot, Lindsay, late 9th R. \'et. B. 29th
Jan. 1828 ; Enter, Royal Engineers, Ist April, 1828.
Quarter-Masters.—Bailes, 47th Foot, Fort
Calcutta, Ist. Nov. 1827 ; Innes, halt-pay, 88d Foot, 25th
March, 11028 ; Marrotti, half-pay, Corsican Rangers, 17th
Sept. 1827 ; Jackson, half-pay, Perth Fencible Cavalry,
Galeton, North Britain, 26th Oct. 1827.

COMMIS'iARIAT DEPARTMENT,
Deputy-Commissary-General ',laden, Gibraltar, March.
13, 1828 ; Ord, half-pay, Havre-de-Grace, Jan. 20, 182t-'.,.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Surgeon-General, Inspector of Royal Artillery, Docto:
Irwin, Woolwich, April 21, 1828 ; Surgeon Erskine,
half-pay, Staff, London, April 14, 1528 ; Edon
half-pay, Bth West India Regiment; Assistant-Surgeon
Rush, 46th Foot, Madras, Dec. 6, 1827: Birming
ham, 87th Foot, India, Sept. 22, 1827.

His MAJESTY, accompanied by the Duke of
CUMBERLAND and his son, Prince GsoxcE, and attended
by the Lord Steward, left his palace in St. James's, SO3II
after eleven o'clock, yesterday morning for Windsor. On
Lis MaaesTy',.- arrival, he proceeded to Sandpit-gate ; and
after having viewed the Giraffe and the collection of wild
beasts, drove to Virginia water, and visited the temple lately
erected there: His MAJESTY, accompanied by his Royal
relatives, then went to the Castle, and inspected various
parts of the edifice. The clerk of the works and the ar-
chitect were its waiting, and attended the Royal party
during their inspection. His ALAJEsTv, accompanied as
before,
uithtiperpocietkeieleedf tco
uthe mERo r
ltyal Lodge
LA,NDa ndtc;)ci
rlinnenecrG. ;0h Thec KE: NrGe
turned to St. James's Palace about a quarter past I I o'clock
last night.

THE PRINCESS AUGUSTA.-We have great
pleasure in being able to state that a great improvement has
taken place in the state of her Royal Highness's health.
The following favourable bulletin Wa4 issued yesterday :
" Her Royal Highness the Princess AUCUSTA has passed
a very good night, and is a good deal better." The Duke
of CLA RENCE and the Duchess of GLOUCESTER ViSittd her
Royal Highness yesterday.
The Duchess of KENT entertained a distin-
guished party at dinner yesterday, at her apartments in the
KING'S VithiSV at Kensington.
The Princes SoPRIA MATILDA is recover-
ing from effects of her indisposition at her reside:nee at
Bltickiteath.

The Earl of DUDLEY and Colonel THENCir
visited the Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday, 3t the Treasury.
The Marquis de PALMELLA, the Portuguese.
Ambassador, and Count illumsrua, the Hanoverian Mini-
ster, transacted businesa with the Earl of De nLnY yester-
day, at the office of the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs.

Baron BuLow, the Prussian Minister, trans-
acted business yesterday at the Foreign-offi,•e, Dokrui ug -
street.

Mr. CHARLES GRANT visited Mr. Bus-
artssos yesterday, at his residence in Downing -street.
Earl BATHURST, the Earl of ABERDEEN,
and Lord ELLENDOROUGII transacted business yesterday at
the Foreign-office.

have secured
a rrang,ed that
be only one to
The Duchess of KEN:::
sCitiithiEt:tz,DtluikeeDoftikßeuorfL.SAUNsps,EX, tls,etplalDeuiu.kiDicAloziefnl6ll.healsavtoi:or-,1
and most of the Subscribers to the opera,
, boxes at the performance of Don Giovanni, to-morE„w
evening, for the benefit of Madame CARADORI. 1„ (ii der
as to prece6ence
btiepogpreervenateatdtpactsjobeiliaiferuisyie
doort
ai,. it Las
(litialiaieriti:eireunibei.iiuf,o3,ll,i.eke ieotseuissvllt• 1 1 ;
the
public
undue preference in
the disposal of seats. against any i
'therefore will be secured
An
arose yesterday in the llouse of Lords between Mr.
BROUGHAM and Sir 'ir-"1" AloNcniver, bean of iii,.
Faculty of Advocates in Scotland, who, in that capacity, takes the lead of the Scotch Solicitot-C • '
General. Mr.
BaorariA3l said he had tile very great honour, though
unworthy, to belong to the B *of both .
Bar
might therefore be supposed to mve a sort of divided alle-
aninsing controversy
• c„ in this case ; but although ireglance had consented, for the
sahke of mere ni conve ence, to v.vaive his own privileges on
te present occasion, l, inttst protest against the right as-
sumed by his Leamed Pi,. a The
,n-. ',..ie LORD CHANCELLOR
smiled, and saki ''
he t,;ottld talk to then] privately about this
import aht question.
C W
• regret to state that Lady MORGAN haq
been fur
some time confined by serious indisposition._
Dublin Freeman's Journal.
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.--MISS STE-
.PHENs appeared last night in her favourite part of Polk,
is the Beggar's Opera, and as usual, was greatly ap-
plauded. A Mr. WOOD made a respectable Captain
M‘Heath, and Miss KELLY an admirable Lucy.
DRURY-LANE THEATRE.--.lllr. BISHOP'S
Opera of Aladdin was revived last night at this Theatre;
Miss FOOTE is the character of Aladdin. It was coldly
received, although the overture was ridiculously enough
encored by some people in the pit.
Mr. MACREADY has beets playin 7 Vircrii ins
, i
in Paris with considerable success.

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 28.—T0-day we had a
good supply of Beef awl Mutton, which were in good de-
mand, awl met ready sale at our last quotations. Beef
Sid. to 7d. ; Mutton 6id. to i 4d, per lb.