The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-04 00:00:00

THE ARMY:

PRESENT. STATIONS 0
GREAT :
R. Artillery, WOOlwich, &c.
R.. Engineers, ditto
Ist Life Guards, Hydezpark
Barracks
2d ditto, King-street, ditto
Royal Horse Guards (Blue),
Windsor
5d Dragoon Guards,
Hamil-
ton, Glasgow
4th ditto, Newcastle, Carlisle
sth ditto, York
6th ditto, Birmingham •
7th ditto, Edinburgh
Ist Dragoons, Manchester
4th Light Dragoons, Canter-
bury
sth ditto, (extinct)
9th Lancers, Rornford, &c.
10th I3us4ors, Hounslow, &c.
14th Light Dragoons, Brigh-
ton,.&c., •
15th hussars, Sheffield
16th Lancers, Radipole
19th ditto, Nottingham
Royal Waggon Train; Croydon
Ist Foot Guards, (Ist Batt.)
London
2d Battalion, ditto
3d Battalion, Foot Guards,
ditto

' THE BRITVSI-I ARVi Y.
RITAIN.
2d Foot Guards (Ist Battalion)

London •
2d Battalion, ditto
3d ditto, Ist Batt. Portsmouth
2d Battalion, Windsor
6th Foot, Leeds
7th, Edinburgh
12th, Gosport
19th, Chatham
22d, Newcastle
29th, Liverpool
31st, Sunderland
41st, Perth
51st, Teddington
sad, Hull
71st, Hertford
77th, Manchester
84th, Plymouth-dock
85th, Brighton
86th, Northampton
88th, Chester Castle
Royal Staff Corps, Hythe
Ist Veteran Batt. Chatham .
4th, Ayr, Stirling
sth, Plymouth
6th Sheerness
7th, guernsey, Jersey
Bth, .erdeen, &c.
9th, Plrfnouth and Portsmouth

Ist -Drag. Guards, Ball' ;.
2cl ditto, Newbridge
2d Drags. Cork, Limerie • •7
3d Light Dragoons, Dubltia„,
6th Dragoons, Longford
7th Hussars, Dundalk
12th Lancers, Caller
18th Ilussars, Dublin
Ist Foot, Ist Batt. Newry
3d, Alulling-ar
15th, LondOnderry
18th, Cork •
23d, Dublin, under orders for
England
25th, Boyle
35d, Armagh
.3.7;th, Cork, to embark
39th, -Dublin
40th, Duly;
• EAST INDIES—M.
13th Light Dragoons, Arcot
Ist Foot, 2d Batt. Trichinopoly
50t h , Secundrahad
3 4 th, Bangalore

N' D.
42d, Kilkenny, Clonmel
'43d, Dublin • .`- • . '
44th, Naas. . . •-•
f49th, Ballinasloz . ....,
55th, Castichar
57th, Galway
• 63d, Atlildne -- '
. 78th, Dublin , ~
.79th, Limerick
80th, Cork, for Gibraltar
81st, Cork, for Nova Scotia
91st, Enniskillen
93d, Birr
Ist Rifle. Batt, on way from
England -
2d ditto, Tuam
2d Veteran Batt. 'Waterford
3d ditto, Templemore
10th ditto, Ferro ay •

LoaAs EsrAßusamENT.
46th, Fort St. George
53d, Madras
69th, Cannanore -
89th, Quilon
'ABLISHMENT.
24th Foot, Bengal
59th Ditto
87th Ditto.

BENGAL Es
Bth Ligkt Dragoons, Bengal
11th Ditto, ditto
14th Foot; ditto
17th Ditto, ditto

BONIRAY ES'
17th Light Dragoons, Bombay
47th Foot, ditto.

!ABLISIIMpa. ,
67th Foot
ISLE OF FRANCE.
56th Foot
82d Ditto
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
38th Foot
54th Ditto
72d Ditto
Royal African Corps
NEW SOUTH WALES.
48th Foot
Veteran Company

CEYLON.
16th Foot,.Coliimbo
45th, Kenidry
7.3 d, Trincomalee, ordered

home
83d, Columbo
Ist and 2d Ccylon Regiments

ST. HELENA.
20th Foot
66th Ditto
65th Ditto

WEST
2d- Foot, Demerara, ordered
home
4th, Granada
sth, Antigua
9tb, St. Vincent's
15th, Bermuda and Halifax,

NDIES.
61st, Jamaica
92d, ditto
Ist West India Regiment,
Barbadoes
2d Ditto, Honduras, Bahamas,
and Sierra Leone
3d Ditto, Trinidad and Tobago
Military Labourers, 15 compa-
nies Leeward Islands, three
companies Jamaica.
BRITISH AMERICA.
37th Foot, tipper Canada 168th, Upper Canada
•
60th, Ist batt. Canada 70th, ditto
2d batt. Nova Scotia 74th, New Brunswick
62d, Nova Scotia - 76th, Quebec.
GIBRALTAR, MED ITERR A 'SEAN, Scc.
Bth Foot, Corfu f 28th, Corfu

ordered home
21st, Barbadocs and Tobago
50th, Jamaica
58th, ditto

10th, Malta
11th, Gibraltar (ordered

32d, Corfu, Zan
36th, Malta

home)
26th, Gibraltar
27th, ditto

64th Gibraltar
75th, Zante
90th, Malta.

GENEVA, DEC. 24.—The G rand Council of Bern
opened its sittings on the 18th. The public ac-
counts for 1819 were received, and a considerable
.deficiency was ascertained. A remarkable law-suit
has been tried. The following are the particulars,
as published by the defendant :—Col. Zelweger,
the defendant, whose residence is at pall, heard,
two years ago, that he.was charged by public ru-
mour. with having committed incest many years
since. He went before the Judge of the place, and
demanded that an inquiry should be set on foot.
He was sent before the Special Commission, who
examined all the parties.—ln the course of the
examination, it was discovered that the report had
been spread by a discarded chambermaid, a native
of Baden. The Commission was satisfied; hut,
nevertheless, gave au order of attachment upon the
property of the Colonel, allowing him, however, six
months to justify himself in. Mr. Zelweger ac-
cordingly iHstittited a process against the chamber-
maid, in the Court of Justice at llastadt. The
chambermaid there made a solemn protestation 'of
guilt, as a calumniatrix. The Grand Council .of
Appenzel, in Switzerland, however, refused to re-
ceive this justification, and condemned Mr. Zelweger
to pay a fine of 3000 Louis d'ors (3000/. sterling),
for having carried his cause into a foreign Court.—
The sentence adds—" We refuse to enter into the
merits of the original accusation against Mr. Zelwe-
ger, but order him to be imprisoned ; and hereby
sequestrate 'his property for the said fine of 3000
Louis."

Robert Neilson, one of the post-riders from
Glasgow to Kilmarnock, was convicted, at the
instance of hiS Lordship the Postmaster-G eneral,
before a Justice of Peace Court, held last week at
Kilmarnock, of having, on a late occasion, lost
time in conveying the mail from Glasgow, of being
intoxicated while on duty, 'and of '-violently resist-
ing the orders of the Postmaster. The salutary
punishment of four weeks' confinement to hard
labour was in this case awarded. This judgment,
and the means taken by his Lordship the Post-
master-General, and the Officers of his department
at Edinburgh, to detect and punish offences of this
nature, seem to afford a pledge to Ayrshire, that
the regular and safe conveyance of the mails, n he-
tiler by a. post-horse or.mail-coach, is. by them an
object of primary anxiety and consideration.—
(Edinburgh Courant, Jan. 1.)